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Alien Breed: 35th Anniversary Collection is a proper legacy release rather than a remake, and for long-time Amiga fans, that is probably exactly what you want. After spending a couple of hours with the collection, my overall feeling is very positive, although not every game in the package has aged equally well. The biggest strength is the 2D Alien Breed games. They are still incredibly unforgiving, but that is also part of what makes them so rewarding. You have to learn the

Dungeon crawling, shopkeeping and one very important lesson: know when to leave with the loot. Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault mixes two very different ideas together: action-heavy dungeon runs and running your own shop. You head into dangerous dimensions looking for relics, materials and valuables, then bring whatever you survive with back home and try to sell it for a profit. It sounds simple. It really isn’t. After a little over two hours, I still hadn’t completed a full

A Norse survivor-like where one good build can turn you from a struggling Viking into an unstoppable god. Asgard’s Fall — Viking Survivors is a Norse-themed survivors-like roguelite developed by Soulpotion and published by Assemble Entertainment and Sidekick Publishing. After spending around two hours with the 1.0 version, I came away wanting to play considerably more. If you’ve played games such as Vampire Survivors, the basic concept will immediately feel familiar. Enemies

Pearl diving sounds like a fairly peaceful job. Have a swim, find something shiny, and head home. Port of Jumanah appears to have missed the “peaceful” part. After initially checking out the game from its trailers and gameplay footage, I finally got the chance to jump in myself and spend around an hour exploring Jumanah. And honestly? That hour surprised me. I expected an action-heavy roguelite with an interesting Arabian-inspired setting. What I found was a game with satisfy