Publisher GameMill Entertainment and developer Odaclick Game Studio have announced The Karate Kid: Street Rumble, a 16-bit-style side-scrolling beat ’em up game for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Unlit: Side Scrolling Arcade Unlit is a short story based platform game. It has many hidden secrets and paths which come as you progress along with a ...

Take the role of the resurrected Adrestia and embark on an epic journey to prevent your twin sister from unraveling the universe. Master acrobatic combat, explore the Greco-Roman space vessel ...

A brand-new Steam game called The Dark Heart of Balor has been released, blending elements of Diablo and Castlevania to create something fresh. While the new Steam game is a classic Metroidvania at ...

Developer Orbit Studio has announced action side-scrolling game set in a cyberpunk universe, Sky Dust, for PC via Steam. View the announcement trailer below: Read details on the game elow: SkyDust is ...

Kaelaverse: Pemascape, which has garnered Very Positive reviews and is completely free to play, is a new side-scroller on Steam based on a HoloID VTuber. As one of the largest indie-friendly gaming ...

While the Terminator movies haven't had much success on the big screen lately, the franchise has been cooking up some incredible things through video games. We've known about Terminator 2D: No Fate ...

All sorts of exciting revelations are underway during Gamescom Opening Night Live 2024 - including an early access release date for Towerborne. Towerborne, developed by industry veterans like Star ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Towerborne is a pretty drastic departure from the Banner Saga series, developer Stoic Studio's impressive set of story-driven strategy games. But even ...

There are some studio names that should immediately make you sit up and take note, and Heart Machine is one of them. Responsible for the Kickstarter mega-hit Hyper Light Drifter cosmic ...

For many players growing up in the 1990s, some of the most joyful memories came not from pushing technology forward, but from games that refined what already worked. Tight controls, expressive art, ...