PuzzleScript: The free puzzle-building tool that lets you make games in minutes By Philippa Warr published 27 March 20 DIY Got some free time? Making a game is easier than you think.
Rogue Company is Hi-Rez's grungy take on a co-op PVP shooter By Philippa Warr published 27 November 19 In great company Former Halo world champion, Scott Lussier, is the lead designer.
Baba Yaga will be joining Smite next year By Ian Boudreau, Philippa Warr published 15 November 19 NEWS Here's what we know about the mortar-riding Slavic sorceress
Norse god Heimdallr joins the Smite's pantheon next month By Ian Boudreau, Philippa Warr published 15 November 19 NEWS The long awaited Viking deity arrives in a surprising form.
Heaven's Vault review By Philippa Warr published 16 April 19 dig deep Unravel the past in this ace archaeology adventure.
Baba is You review By Philippa Warr published 15 March 19 Baba is Ooh Pushing and shoving the rules in the wonderful Baba is You.
Why I love hidden object puzzle adventures By Philippa Warr published 14 March 19 calm and collecting Everything in its right place.
Revisiting Audiosurf reminds me that no one owns music in 2019 By Philippa Warr published 4 March 19 Reinstall Making tracks out of tracks.
Hi-Rez and Emory University team up to launch academic study of esports By Philippa Warr published 25 February 19 fan service The partnership aims to tackle basic assumptions about how esports scenes work.
Eastshade review By Philippa Warr published 15 February 19 State of the art A first-person art game that makes screenshotting an intrinsic part of play.
Let's explore the art of these five gorgeous games By Philippa Warr published 12 February 19 Pen and paper Artists' impressions.
Dota Auto Chess: The joyful deck-based Dota 2 game that Artifact isn’t By Philippa Warr published 8 February 19 PvPvP It's not really like Dota or Chess, but it is brilliant.
Subnautica: Below Zero is already a tantalising new twist on the original game By Philippa Warr published 4 February 19 Ice to see you Impressions of Subnautica's frosty new waters.
My Time At Portia review By Philippa Warr published 1 February 19 Go slow My Time at Portia is hungry for your evenings.
Pikuniku review By Philippa Warr published 21 January 19 kicking off Bouncing into Pikuniku’s colourful dystopian deep state scheme.
World of Goo is still magnificent By Philippa Warr published 2 January 19 reinstall Dealing with a load of balls.
Megaquarium is a beautifully absorbing game about making tiny changes By Philippa Warr published 21 December 18 GOTY 2018 It's better down where it's wetter.
Gris review By Philippa Warr published 21 December 18 Style over substance Bring colour back to a grief-stricken world.
2018 in silly back page jokes By Phil Savage, Samuel Roberts, Andy Kelly, Philippa Warr published 20 December 18 It's All Over Thirteen attempts to be funny at deadline.
Here's the Atlas map and everything we know about it By Philippa Warr published 20 December 18 Ahoy there See the Atlas map in full, and find out how it works while you wait for the game to release.
Katamari Damacy Reroll review By Philippa Warr published 5 December 18 Roll up Quirky cult classic Katamari Damacy finally comes to PC
Why I love Opus Magnum's alchemical gifs By Philippa Warr published 5 November 18 Perfect alchemy Hypnotic machines.
I still wish Spore was good, but played today it's a slog By Philippa Warr published 1 November 18 reinstall From primordial ooze to space-faring crews.
Parkasaurus is a cute dino management game you might prefer to Jurassic World By Philippa Warr published 4 October 18 Rex appeal Check yourself before you t-rex yourself.
Life is Strange 2 has a confident opening episode and an awful sketching minigame By Philippa Warr published 26 September 18 South of Seattle Spoiler-free thoughts on episode one.
