Dungeon of the Endless

What does simple mean? You have a really simple goal in Dungeon of the Endless. Find the exit, and transport your crystal there, so that you can move up to the next level. Seems easy. Seems simple. It’s not that simple and it’s not that easy. It’s not easy at all. Every level consists of …

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Most Played: May 2020

Enjoy the Great British Summer Time – long days, surprisingly pleasant weather, and mandatory nationwide lockdown. To help with the social distancing, here are some of the games we’ve all been enjoying this month. Adam – Marvel’s Spider-Man Lockdown and foolishly hoping for an increase in free time meant it was time to upgrade the …

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The Wonderful 101: Remastered, The Persistence, Golf With Your Friends, Monstrum, and WHAT THE GOLF? swing onto Switch

Anyone for golf? The Switch gains two very different golf games this week. Team 17’s Golf With Your Friends focuses on multiplayer, complete with offbeat power-ups. Switch-exclusive WHAT THE GOLF? prides itself of being made by people who know nothing about golf, meanwhile, cranking up the silliness. Everything’s a ball – even a poor old …

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Task Force Kampas

Publisher eastasiasoft has successfully managed to carve a niche on the digital storefronts, releasing arcade-style pixel art shooter at impulse price points. Task Force Kampas is their latest, being a vertical shooter with a choice of offbeat characters, each with a perk. In the absence of anything resembling a plot, we’re left to assume they’re …

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Out this week: Saints Row: The Third Remastered, The Wonderful 101: Remastered, Concept Destruction, Monstrum, GORN, Maneater, more

It’s a wonderful week for new releases, catering for all tastes. The same can be said for next week, incidentally, which sees the potentially huge Minecraft Dungeons – arguably May’s biggest release – and a triple-whammy of BioShock: The Collection, Borderlands Legendary Collection and XCOM Collection on Switch. Quite why 2K didn’t want to space …

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Island Saver is a surprisingly good freebie

During my youth, banks and building societies would often offer small gifts to entice new customers. Things that would appeal to students, generally, including OurPrice vouchers and season train tickets. It was believed once a customer had signed up they would remain with that bank for life, so it made sense to lure people in …

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Huntdown, Ion Fury, Jet Lancer, Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee, and Dungeon of the Endless arrive on Switch

Another week, another heady mixture of brand-new indies, belated conversions and arcade re-releases make their merry way to the Switch eShop. Jet Lancer has been flying under the radar somewhat. The offbeat pixel combat shooter had critics smitten when the embargo lifted earlier this week, currently sitting pretty with an 80% Metacritic. “While Jet Lancer does …

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Potata: Fairy Flower review

Rumour has it that when Microsoft showed Rare’s Kameo: Elements of Power to the gaming press, ahead of the Xbox 360’s launch, they were asked to go easy on the ‘f word’. It was believed the very notion of playing as a fairy would be a huge turn-off for most gamers, being the opposite of …

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Billion Road

Everyone loves a good board game – the perfect way to take our petty gripes and frustrations out on those we love. It’s no secret or surprise that they’ve gone through a renaissance in the last ten years. Modern examples are often fun, snappy, and varied thanks to interesting themes. El Dorado sees you trek …

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The Copper Canyon Dixie Dash

The premise for this arcade-style shooter sounds like the greatest Futurama episode that never was. After the animatronic robots at a cowboy-themed amusement park go haywire, a rootin’ tootin’ cowpoke – the titular Dixie Dash – is called in to save the day. Why the metal menaces were given live ammo in the first place …

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