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Feeder is one of those bands that evokes a certain time in the lives of many of their long-time fans: the long summers spent listening to Buck Rodgers and just a day, Humming High while you were out with your friends. The collected 30 and 40s somethings at the impromptu Portsmouth flannel convention were certainly seeking the sounds of their youth as Feeder took to the stage on a miserably March evening.

Potions A Curious Tale blends cosy potion crafting, addictive boss battles, and clever puzzles in a game that feels like Sunday afternoon Sudoku in Discworld. This curious tale sees young witch Luna, a wide-eyed, kind-hearted girl who seems to see the good in all – even when some of the characters really don’t deserve her understanding. As an apprentice to her grandmother, a respected potion maker, you learn about ingredients to produce powerful attacks, buffs, and, of course, healing.

Announced as part of Opening Night Live, Coal Supper and publisher Panic reveal Thank Goodness You’re Here!, a comedy slapformer guaranteed to mek thi spit art thi tea laughin’. After arriving early for a big meeting with the mayor of a Northern English town called Barnsworth, a traveling salesman decides to have a look around and meet the locals, who are all very eager to give him a series of increasingly odd jobs.

La Moutarde and Dear Villagers have revealed a new gameplay trailer for upcoming turn-based RPG Terra Memoria ahead of its appearance at Gamescom, where the game will be playable at the Indie Arena Booth. Coming soon to PC, Switch, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, Terra Memoria is a ​​cozy exploration game with retro vibes.

SEGA announced today that the digital editions of the upcoming rhythm action game Samba de Amigo: Party Central are now available to pre-order for Nintendo Switch on the Nintendo eShop. In addition, SEGA has also revealed that Samba de Amigo: Party Central will officially be released for Nintendo Switch in the West on August 29, 2023. SEGA has promises the upcoming rhythm action game will feature smooth Joy-Con controls, as well as 40 hit songs to shake your marracas to.

Scars Above is an enjoyable, slightly soulsy Metroidvania, with some great environmental puzzles, decent monster designs, and a lot of neat ideas that don’t always land. However, thanks to a compelling narrative and engaging combat it’s well worth the weekend it will take for you to finish it. You take on the role of Kate Ward, part of a team of astronauts known as SCARS. After the Metahedron, a gigantic cosmic anomaly begins to orbit the earth, The SCARS are sent to investigate.

World War Z: Aftermath, the co-op zombie shooter inspired by the film, which was vaguely inspired by the collection of short stories by Max Brooks (well they have the same name at least) is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on January 24. Owners of the PS4 and Xbox One versions can get down with the sickness (whahaha) with a free upgrade that will let them continue to play the game, but now in glorious 4k at 60fps on their shiny new consoles.

NOFX has announced their new record, Double Album will be out on 2nd December. The follow-up to the SoCal punks 2021 album – Single Album, the new LP, completes the band’s double album project ahead of a world tour in 2023, which they have announced will be their last. Taking about the project Fat Mike said: “We have a lot of records. I’m not sure how many, I think we have 15 studio albums, with 10 more EPs, three live albums, and 45 7″s.

Warwickshire’s folk siren, Elllie Gowers intimate UK tour in support of her haunting debut album, Dwelling by the Weir starts this week. Dwelling by the Weir is a meditation on the nature of belonging, love, loss, nostalgia, and home. Taken from the old Saxon meaning of Ellie’s hometown, Warwick, Dwelling by the Weir is a collection of songs inspired by the rich history of her home county.

A party atmosphere descended on The Tramshed in Cardiff as Newport’s greatest export, Goldie Lookin Chain (GLC), for a night of soap bar-fueled working-class Welsh rap. But before GLC stormed the stage, the night opened with fellow Welsh rockers, Punk trio, Shlug. I’m not sure what I expected before GLC, but Shlug was a pleasant surprise. The punk trio from Cardiff were, to put it bluntly, loud. In the best possible way.