Maimai DX is now available at Timezone Courtenay Place, giving Wellington gamers somewhere to play the popular rhythm game.
Author: Matt Ryan
The Siege and the Sandfox blends stealth action and metroidvania exploration in an intriguing, atmospheric pixel art world.
Wadjet Eye’s latest point-and-clicker turns time travel shenanigans into brilliant puzzles and a powerful story about hope and connection.
Pump It Up Rise brings the long-running arcade rhythm game to Steam Early Access in June, with keyboard, gamepad, and Steam Deck support.
Motorbike combat meets Katamari Damacy is an intriguing idea, but Neptunia Riders vs Dogoos fumbles the execution at every turn.
A popular 16-bit Farming Simulator spinoff is getting the full retro treatment with a Mega Drive cartridge release.
Warriors Abyss comes with good ideas and a roster of beloved characters, but it struggles to capture what makes a good roguelike tick.
Some shortcomings and missed opportunities aside, Nonogram 3D: Mega Puzzle does a decent job of filling the void left by Picross 3D.
A jam-packed Nintendo Direct to remind folks that while Switch 2 is all the talk, the Switch still has plenty to offer in the months ahead.
The LEGO Formula 1 collab really came out swinging. Not content to simply drop a couple of models of the most popular cars and leave it at that, the F1 collection spans 26 sets across five different themes (Speed Champions, City, Technic, Icons, and Duplo), featuring all 10 teams from the 2024 season, at price points ranging from $25 to $400. So from toddlers getting their first taste of F1 this season to gearheads looking to add another display piece to their collection, there’s something for everyone. The Speed Champions Formula 1 sets stay true to the ethos of the…