BPM: Bullets Per Minute is a cool shooter with a satisfying gimmick that in isolation is fun but ultimately grows old quickly due to an uninspired rogue-like system, bland visual design, and poor replayability

There was a time when first-person shooter didn’t automatically mean “guns and bullets” and I’m so ready for that to come back into fashion.

Risk of Rain 2 is an exceptional example of how to combine the rogue-like genre with shooter mechanics. Deep, satisfying and just so addictive, it’s taking every cell in my body to prevent me from taking a week off from work just to play more of it.

With a slew of new weapon and hero buffs, as well as a load of other content, the only thing I could ask for now is to make Caustic fun to fight against.

You can get two games with fantastic launchers by using an app that’s less of a fantastic launcher.

Considering how difficult it must be to wrangle 100,000 screaming bombers onto the screen at any given point, I think a delay is justifiable.

Running for two weeks, MUTE Protocol is basically Secure Area with some new twists, reworked mechanics and just a touch of sci-fi.

Just so that you can have evidence of that one time you killed the whole team by yourself. It’s nice to have proof of such bold claims.