The latter is the subject of our review today, with QPAD kindly allowing us to check out the FLUX 65 Model 5 mini keyboard.

Routine is a Xbox Play Anywhere title, and on PC this aspect feels far more natural to control due to using a mouse so is a ...

With dedicated solo and co-op level campaigns, Puzzle Parasite offers a great entry point into the puzzler genre, one with a ...

MARVEL Cosmic Invasion is yet another fantastic brawler, with excellent combat complimented by the dual character switching and combos, some brilliant A/V work, and plenty of reason to play it through ...

I wanted to like Sledders, I really did, and it was fun for a little while! However, not having objectives or goals made this sandbox feel so empty. Simulation being the focus or not, this game feels ...

Originally released on PC back in 2020, we’re finally treated to a bit of indie puzzling action in Seven Doors. It’s a short affair, though not without charm and – crucially – a decent challenge.

This month Chainsawesome Games brings Knight Squad 2 to the Xbox platform, the sequel to the hectic medieval-combat arena party game Knight Squad. Chainsawesome Games is the developer and publisher ...

Morley will wax lyrical about whatever clue it is we’ve found, and we even get hologram-like appearances to help sell his vision of what happened. Despite the on-rails nature of the detective work, ...

At the end of the day Outcast – A New Beginning did keep drawing me back to play it whether that be advancing the story (or trying to figure out how) or to get a few more trials under my belt for the ...

I love a retro-style platformer and Anomaly Agent hits all the bells and whistles. The controls were very responsive, adding in the double jump and the dash feature for some of the traversing gave the ...

Rebellion’s Atomfall is a fascinating take on the post-apocalyptic survival genre, blending elements of Fallout, STALKER, and Metro with a uniquely British aesthetic. Set in a fictionalized version of ...

No, the title of this new tactical FPS from VOID Entertainment has nothing to do with that old The Delfonics song, but it is a catchy three-word title that stands out, especially alongside its ...