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Judero review: Funky, weird, rough, and wonderful
primeval Stop motion animation and heartfelt writing propel this distinctly Scottish adventure.
There are weird games, and then there's Judero: a delectably Scottish adventure made out of action figures and Harryhausenesque claymation where you fight faeries, lizards, and Englishmen
news Judero is a bare-chested warrior priest with a heart of gold who defends the Scottish Borders from the predations of Seelie and nasty guys from Carlisle.
I let out a 'hell yes' when I saw this game stars a worm-fox trapped on a dying world, and an even louder 'yes dude, yes' when the trailer got to the Metal Gear mechs
Uruc made more sense—the most sense, actually—when I saw it was being made by a prog metal guy.
Go on roguelike dives to keep evil gods asleep in Feed the Deep
News There's cosmic horrors in them there depths.
Who needs 87 keys to have a good time when ONE BTN BOSSES squeezes hours of fun out of the humble spacebar
BTN BSH A clever on-the-rails geometric shooter with only one input.
After an uneven first episode, battlemage boomer shooter Wizordum sticks the landing in its second wave of levels
mace and sorcery There's a lot to love here, and it's still cooking in early access.
My favorite indie answer to the Elder Scrolls, Dread Delusion, just got a surprise final content update—including a dungeon built inside the remains of a giant flying squid
news A suitable sendoff to this very weird world.
Conscript is an old school survival horror game where the horror is just that you're in World War 1
news Which is pretty horrific, to be fair.
