I have to say, Xenon Valkyrie rather caught me by surprise. In my seemingly unending quest to find more good games with roguelike elements and procedural hilarity, I was surprised to see what at first glance appeared to be something like a sci-fi
You’re presented with a large, animated, pencil drawn scene which you can zoom in and out of and drag around. At the bottom of the screen is a taskbar showing the Folks and objects to be found. Most of these are hidden, of course, so you have
Causality is a 2.5D puzzler where you control the passage of time. Your astronauts are perpetually running along a network of catwalks and you have to use the arrows to redirect them to avoid monsters and open/close barriers to allow everyone to
Unless you’ve been watching something like Wheel of Fortune on repeat for the last 25 years, you’re bound to run into a little bit of frustration while playing Typoman: Revised. This unique puzzle-platformer has a really smooth atmosphere and plenty
We Need to Go Deeper is a 2-4 person cooperative rogue-like game of balancing tasks–from combat to submarine repair–and managing power output. Journey to the bottom of the sea with a team of friends, randoms, or a mixture of the two.
Grave Danger is a 2D platform puzzler, for single-player or local co-op, where you control 3 characters, each with unique abilities.
Imprint-X is a clicking game. Left mouse is all you need, but with that single button the game manages to incorporate an incredible array of gameplay modes: logic puzzles, spatial awareness, reflex trials, rhythm-based levels, memory tests, you name
My thumbs were aching slightly after an hour of playing THOTH. Look for an angle, look for a way around, try not to smash into a moving obstacle, and then “bam!” you are toast. It is a one hit instant death and back to the start of the level set
Pivot Pilot is a platformer / puzzle game mix, with some twists in the regular formula. The first thing about this game, is that the player will have to control not one, but two very different characters simultaneously in each level. The first
Heroine Anthem Zero focuses on story-telling, which is all fine and good unless you’re in the market for a solid metroidvania. Combat takes a backseat to narration and platforming for a more laid back metroidvanian experience.
