Dylan Fewings

Less disco and more slow dancing by yourself, does ZA/UM’s follow up live up to expectations? Find out in our Zero Parades: For Dead Spies (PC) review! Before the review gets properly underway, I wanted to briefly state that it is well known the issues happening in the background within ZA/UM and the controversies surrounding said issues. However I will not be commenting on these, as there are far more intelligent people discussing this online and I want to focus purely on the game itself.

Do you have a deck of cards and a vampire problem? So does this game! Find out if the two have more in common than you think in our Vampire Crawlers Review! It seems like everyone and their cat is coming out with a roguelike these days (except my cat, he’s working on a point-and-click adventure game). So far in my time with Qualbert I have reviewed two vastly different entries into the genre and, this time dear reader, I am coming to you with a third offering worth your consideration.

This claw machine doesn’t need your entire life savings, just a bit of time and patience. Find out in our Dungeon Clawler review if it’s worth slotting in. In my previous review of the dungeon builder strategy game Minos, I touched on how great it is that there are so many different flavours of roguelite these days. Seemingly, this year there is a subtle arcade-cabinet theme running through the genre.