Mario 64 speedrunners have cracked a 10-year-old problem, turning it from a Twitch chat meme into a must-use strat using algorithms and raw determination By Harvey Randall published 26 September 23 News 'Go carpetless'.
Bomb Rush Cyberfunk review By Funké Joseph published 7 September 23 Fresh Bomb Rush Cyberfunk surfs the Y2K nostalgia wave in style.
Stray is being made into an animated film that Annapurna hopes will be 'the first and greatest hopepunk movie that's ever been made' By Andy Chalk published 5 September 23 news Studio executives say Stray is getting the movie treatment because "it is just wildly popular."
The indie game's indie game is free on Epic By Rich Stanton published 1 September 23 news Cave Story+ is a classic.
Here's a really weird puzzle platformer where you're a hand By Jonathan Bolding published 27 August 23 News There's a demo and it's pretty good.
It's taken more than 30 years, but Flashback 2 finally has a release date By Andy Chalk published 9 August 23 news A brand-new trailer showcases the Flashback sequel's 3D take on the city of New Washington.
This little indie platformer has some seriously satisfying movement By Jonathan Bolding published 30 July 23 News 3D metroidvania exploration is rarely as satisfying as it is in Pseudoregalia.
I've tested the Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart PC port, and pending one fix, PlayStation might've nailed it By Tyler Wilde published 26 July 23 news The PC version of Rift Apart has just about everything we want from a port, although some players are running into crashes.
Salad Fingers creator is making a bizarre side-scroller beat'em up, which will be priced at 'a fiver or something' By Harvey Randall published 18 July 23 News David Firth's work-in-progress looks like something that crawled out of a 2010 flash game website.
A new trailer for this 'embroidered medieval platformer' shows off the sprawling underworld buried under its sunny village By Ted Litchfield published 16 July 23 news Scarlet Deer Inn's latest trailer revealed more of its underground exploration.
God help us, they're remastering Gex By Joshua Wolens published 13 July 23 News "If this weren't a videogame, I'd be on my way to prison".
Streamer's masochistic punishment tank gives a whole new meaning to getting dunked on by Twitch chat By Harvey Randall published 13 July 23 News You fall in the game, you fall in real life.
The internet shitposted too close to the sun, and now we're getting a spiritual successor to the most cursed Zelda games of all time By Harvey Randall published 13 July 23 News This game is what all true warriors strive for.
25 years later, one of the PS1's best and weirdest platformers finally hits PC By Joshua Wolens published 13 July 23 News I played hours of Tomba as a kid, despite only having access to a short demo.
Streamer spends months training to beat a Final Fantasy 14 speedrunning world record, only for his rival to come out of a years-long retirement and destroy it in one day By Harvey Randall published 10 July 23 News Legendary speedrunner Pydoyks has resurfaced after years of silence just to reclaim their throne atop Kugane Tower.
World-leaping adventure Cocoon will come out this September By Jonathan Bolding published 4 July 23 News From the lead gameplay designer behind Limbo and Inside.
Hollow Knight's newest mod feels like it should be paid DLC By Harvey Randall published 4 July 23 News The 'we have Silksong at home' of mods.
Only Up! pulled from Steam, developer says it'll be back (update: and now it is back) By Tyler Wilde published 30 June 23 news Only Up! was accused of copyright infringement earlier this week, but the reason it disappeared from Steam is unknown.
Oh, to be a little gecko crawling up some walls in this exploration platformer By Jonathan Bolding published 24 June 23 News Climb walls, eat bugs, embrace your inner lizard.
Twitch's new sensation is a weird indie climbing game that's also quietly promoting NFTs By Andy Chalk published 21 June 23 news Only Up! Doesn't have great reviews on Steam, but thousands of people are watching it on Twitch.
