For a single week, Humble Bundle is offering one of its biggest packages ever. For a flat fee of $30, you’ll get over $1000 worth of games, books and comics to download and own while also seeing your cash bein used to support the campaign to eradicate COVID-19.

For as long as human beings have been able to mould piles of clay and dirt into cubic rectangles and stack them upon one another to create the most marvelous of engineering feats, there has existed that small reptilian part of our brains that has longed for nothing more than wreaking absolute devastation upon those structures. The act of breaking …

Developed by Cape Town based QCF, it’s not just the neon lights messing with your eyes, it’s a brick breaker game that’s really, really fast.

I haven’t bought a bundle from Humble in roughly forever. Once a thing I bought religiously to pad my backlog with stuff I never got around to playing, I stopped buying from them because I realised I was accruing stacks of games I’d never get around to playing.

Temtem deserves to be on the radar of anyone with a love for catch ‘em all gameplay, as this love letter to the genre is working to take the idea of pocket monster fun into a more exciting and social direction.

I have the attention span of a flea. Granted that when you place a delicious flesh vessel, blood coursing through its veins, in front of a tick they could spend their entire lives clinging on and suckling that good iron juice. Yet if you had to place, say, a videogame in front of a tick it would probably twitch its …

I chatted with the creator of the new hit game Forager on what it was like developing such project with what often felt like the odds stacked against him. On the 16th of April, I received a review copy of the game Forager. Up until this point, I’d never heard of the project, but after some light Googling I determined …

For anyone who enjoyed Stardew Valley but really thought it needed Cthulu heads, living skeletons and flaming pickaxes.