"A Kid-Friendly Candy-Colored Doom: Eternal With A Roguelite Twist" - Battle Shapers Preview
Metric Empire's Battle Shapers is shaping up to be a fun update of Mega Man's aesthetic into a remarkably agile and approachable roguelite FPS.
"A Good Jumping Off Point For A Visual Novel": Nonorelia PC Preview
Middle Edge Software's upcoming visual novel game Nonorelia combines nonograms with a fully voice-acted sci-fi story.
"Still A Refreshing, One-Of-A-Kind Puzzler Hybrid": Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes - DE Review
Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes - Definitive Edition is a new glow-up for the cult classic puzzler, but it lacks new features and mod cons.
"A Weird Western Platformer With A Great Hook": Gunbrella Preview
Gunbrella's creepy western vibe and platforming combat is an unusual blend, but tight controls and a beautifully dirty aesthetic help seal the deal.
Ed-0: Zombie Uprising Review: An Action-Roguelite Diamond in the Rough
Ed-0: Zombie Uprising is an unforgiving, rough-around-the-edges, one-of-a-kind action-roguelite, but it requires a certain appetite for janky physics.
BIG Festival Preview - Haunted House: A Spooky Stealth-Based Roguelite
Atari's Haunted House gets a modern-day facelift, an all-ages spooky stealth roguelite courtesy of Brazil's Orbit Studios.
BIG Festival Preview - Bloodless: The Swordless Samurai
Point'N'Sheep's retro-themed adventure game Bloodless features a highly unusual battle system, and took home top prize at this year's BIG Festival.
BIG Festival Preview: UDO: An Infectious Arcade Roguelite Descent
Blue Firefly Studios' UDO began as a humble game jam entry, but the arcade roguelite is seeing a full release on Steam and Nintendo Switch this fall.
Takashi Tokita Interview: Brazil's BIG Festival
Screen Rant chats with Square Enix's Takashi Tokita about Final Fantasy IV and his gaming legacy, conceived as a perfect bowl of ramen.
Gustavo Steinberg Interview: Brazil's BIG Festival
BIG Festival's founder and executive director Gustavo Steinberg joins Screen Rant to chat about one of the biggest gaming cons in South America.
A Mix of One Piece & Hearthstone: Cross Blitz Preview
Tako Boy Studio's Cross Blitz mixes One Piece's pirate shenanigans with Hearthstone's deckbuilding, all with a vibrant pixel art style.
Immortals of Aveum Gameplay Preview: Boomer Caster
Screen Rant gets hands-on time with Ascendant Studios' Immortals of Aveum, an FPS with magic particle effects instead of bullet casings.
The Tartarus Key Review: Lo-Fi Locked-House Throwback Horror
Vertical Reach's The Tartarus Key features simple, fun escape room puzzles with lo-fi horror vibes, all tied together with a hammy script.
Minabo: a walk through life Review: A Colorful But Cynical Life Sim
Indie life sim Minabo: a walk through life is an abstract look at emotional fulfillment, but lacks any satisfying depth or gameplay hooks.
Wildfrost Review: Deckbuilding in a Winter Wonderland
Don't let new indie deckbuilder Wildfrost's cute demeanor distract from its rock-solid fundamentals, meticulous design, and fierce challenge.
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun Preview: Die by the Chainsword
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is shaping up to be a fun and frantic throwback shooter with some modern tricks and a great chainsword.
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Review: A Chinese Historical Grind
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty brings much of Nioh's mechanics to a fantastical Chinese historic setting, but this current-gen Soulslike can be a slog.
Wild Hearts Review: An Elegant and Engrossing New Way to Monster-Hunt
Comparisons be damned, Wild Hearts is a beautiful and distinct monster-hunting adventure, packed with content and satisfying to master.
Dust & Neon Review: A Flat, Functional Action Western Roguelite
New action-roguelite Dust & Neon features a unique active reload mechanic...and not much else.
Trinity Fusion Steam Next Fest Preview: Still Space For More
Trinity Fusion's demo on Steam Next Fest adds some flavor and vision to this upcoming action-roguelite, but there's still space for much more.