
Scars Above Review
Platform: Pc, PS4, Ps5, Xbox One, Xbox X/SDeveloper: Mad Head GamesAre they friends or foes? That's for you to uncover in this enigmatic, narrative-driven world of extraterrestrial beings.What Does Scars Above Entail?Experience a thrilling third-person action-adventure shooter game set in a challenging world. Solve puzzles, overcome obstacles, and uncover the captivating story behind this mysterious alien universe.In Earth's orbit, a massive extraterrestrial structure emerges and is dubbed "the metahedron" by humanity. To investigate this phenomenon, the Sentient Contact Assessment and Response Team (SCAR) - made up of scientists and engineers - is dispatched to investigate.Despite appearances, things are not always what

From Space Review
The only thing that ever comes From Space is evil aliens, so let’s use this shameless pun as the kicker for this review and see what the new title from Curve Games is all about. A top-down solo or co-op twin-stick shooter, there’s a lot of fun and mayhem to be had while saving the world from sponge-like bubblegum extraterrestrials with sharp teeth, but humanity may end up doomed by their sheer lack of inventory space and inability to spot the more dangerous creatures amidst the chaos.When Pink Marshmallows AttackFrom Space seems to be a revamped version of Triangle Studios’ previous

Redick Review
Previously known as Red Wukong but for some reason rebranded as Redick, this 3D action platformer features a main character clearly inspired by the popular novel Journey to the West, but for some reason any ties to Sun Wukong seem to be slight or completely erased from existence. The resemblances between both characters are very clear, and despite running on Unreal Engine 5, this game is lacking in so many aspects that not even the old-school gameplay slogan is enough to save it from triviality.A Slight Case of ParagonContrary to the ambitious 2010 game Enslaved: Odyssey to the West developed by

Fueled Up Review
Fueled Up is going to have a hard time trying to hide its inspiration, as any keen eye will immediately see. This spaceship handymen game is clearly based on the successful Overcooked series but trades all the delicious dishes for more mundane tasks that will determine the fate of your travel. With local and online co-op for up to four players, there’s some fun mayhem to be had with friends, but the truth is that some of the assignments can be dull and make you want to be devoured by an evil octopus from space, of all things.Overcooked in SpaceYour main

Undungeon Review
Mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, die.Mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, mash, get stuck.Throw your computer out of the window.I tend to be rather forgiving to the games I play when it comes to the quality of code. Some of my all-time favorite franchises come from developers well established in the industry despite being notorious for cutting corners (looking at you, Bethesda ;P). Now small studios, that only just get it started in this unforgiving business, have it rough enough without a know-it-all reviewer fidgeting in their seat, waiting to make an arbitrary remark