Thumper is an excellent rhythm game that’s easy to dive into, even for those who are inexperienced with the genre. At the same time, it offers depth and challenge for more experienced players. It’s fun […]

Aragami is a ninja game that was meant to support several playstyles, from kill ‘em all action to sneaking by without a trace. However, this flexibility only makes the game seem poorly planned and directionless. […]

I was able to play the current version of Merchants of Fury at this year’s Perth Games Festival. It is still quite early in development, but I was able to get a taste of its […]

This year at the Perth Games Festival I was able to play a few rounds of the multiplayer version of The Ballad of Crater, an action-adventure game set after a nuclear apocalypse. So far the […]

ABZU is a gorgeous exploration game for all ages and gaming skill levels. It does have its technical flaws, but it remains engaging despite them. The experience is short, given the price of the game, […]

On 26th July, We Happy Few was released in alpha. The gameplay mechanics are together enough so that it’s technically possible to get to the end, but the plot won’t be expounded upon until next […]

Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIII is a difficult game to get into, but it can be very rewarding once you’ve put time and effort into learning how to play. But maybe give a Dynasty […]

Enter the Gungeon is a challenging roguelike dungeon crawler with guns. Even if you don’t have the bullet hell survival skills to progress quickly, the random nature of the game means you’ll still have fun […]

Undertale really does make you think, and the message about “determination” really struck a chord in me. However, the game isn’t always nice to the player, especially when their moral views are different to what […]

Curtin University students Nathan Scott and Carly McGowan showcased their game “Birdened” at the 2015 Perth Games Festival [...]