Trivia Murder Party 3 Early Access Review - A Good Time With Friends
For years Jackbox Party Packs have been a fun way to socialise with friends and family. Sometimes packs are full of hits, and other times a few misses. But when the first Trivia Murder Party was introduced in Jackbox Party Pack 3, it was clear it would be a returning favourite. Now, after two iterations, Jackbox Games brings us an expanded standalone title, Trivia Murder Party 3.
The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline Review
Since Dear Esther and Gone Home popularised the narrative-driven genre known as Walking Simulators, developers have used the genre to deliver highly immersive and emotional experiences with limited gameplay mechanics.
Aerial_Knight’s Mr Freezy - A Good Value, Snappy Puzzler
After releasing Aerial_Knight's DropShot earlier in the year, developer Neil Jones and his team are back with a smaller and drastically different game called Aerial_Knight's Mr Freezy - a simple puzzle game with enough compelling mechanics for it's short playtime and low price.
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review
After the excellent duology of A Plague Tale: Innocence and Requiem, that told the visceral and emotional story of siblings Amicia and Hugo, Asobo Studio returns with the prequel spin-off, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy. But instead of continuing A Plague Tales' strictly stealth approach, Resonance transitions to a more action focused entry.
Blood Dungeon Review
Last year Messhof departed the 2D design of Nidhogg for the cell-shaded landscapes of Wheel World. But now, Messhof have returned to their visual roots to try their hands at the action roguelike genre in Blood Dungeon - a frantic auto-shooter that feels like a blend between Vampire Survivors and a propulsive platformer.

