
Super Mario Bros.
To be fair, I think this would easily be a 5-star review if Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World didn’t exist. SMB1 is perfect for what it is. But those two sequels being such leaps forward, such even MORE perfect masterpieces makes me ding this one the slightest bit just to emphasize that it’s not quite on the level of its sequels. Anyway, this is an all-timer platformer. An utter delight.
Review · Levihunt

Star Wars Zero Company
Man, oh man. In 2026, I wasn't sure if we were ever going to see something like this again. 2012's Enemy Unknown is one of my favorite (and most played) games of all time, and XCOM 2 was a very ambitious and fun sequel. It's unmistakable that this was made by many of the same developers, and the structure of the game is not too dissimilar. The major change is that your player character is an actual character/ squad…
Review · cherojack
SuperHarman’s September Journal
It was a month of working my way through three AA games.
Article · superharman

Summer Of Sting - Part 4: Knights In The Nightmare
It's time to finally wrap up ZombiePie's retrospective on RPG developer Sting by looking at one of their most audacious, incoherent, and daring works ever: Knights In The Nightmare.
Article · zombiepie · 2 likes

Indie Game of the Week 487: Blast Brigade vs. the Evil Legion of Dr. Cread
A whole new season offers an opportunity to break out of one's comfort zone and play games you wouldn't normally- OK, fine, we're reviewing another exploraction game. Blast Brigade may have that Metal Slug vibe but does it have the gameplay to match?
Article · mento · 2 likes

Mindcop
Short but neat investigation with simple match three gameplay. Don't try and get it right the first play through, you learn more about what's going on in the story by getting it wrong.
Review · thomasvivaldi · 2 likes
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