Clash Force Review
Spicy Gyro's platformer debut feels custom-made to take you down memory lane if you grew up with an NES controller in hand.
Reviews
Hunters 2 Review
"Hunters 2" outshines the first in every way, and that's great news for TBS fans!
Grinsia Review
A day/night cycle and some help with random battle avoidance make "Grinsia" more interesting than your average retro JRPG, and it's sure got polish.
Star Serum Review
"Star Serum" tries its hand at a variety of genres with different degrees of success. There's a fantastic little logic puzzle game inside, but you'll need the reflexes of a true action gaming Jedi to reach it!
Carota! Review
It tends to be more laid back than its closest genre cousins, but "Carota!" succeeds as a fun and varied action puzzler you'll want to try out if you're looking for something that's well out of the ordinary.
Battleloot Adventure Review
If you're an RPG fan and you’re looking for a thoroughly engaging turn-based battle system, you’re in for a real treat with "Battleloot Adventure!"
Shinobi ZIN: Ninja Boy Review
This thoughtfully developed title boasts remarkably well-executed gameplay and more content than you can shake a shuriken at!
Sminis Review
The one-button control can leave "Sminis" feeling like a one-trick pony at times, but you'll be surprised how quickly it reels you in and keeps you playing if you can deal with a repetitive style.
Harry the Fairy Review
If you're willing to wait for it to kick in, there's some excellent - and excellently controlled - free-flying obstacle course action to be found in "Harry the Fairy."
Super Lemonade Factory Review
"Super Lemonade Factory" demonstrates the power of a gameplay concept that's gone tragically untapped in platformers.