All editorials by Rebecca Smith

Guacamelee!, Drinkbox Studios' metroidvania platformer about a luchador who must rescue his kidnapped lover (who also happens to be El Presidente's daughter), surprised a lot of people, garnering rave reviews from both critics and

Posted 6 years ago

While there are plenty of titles where players can race vehicles through just about any environment imaginable, there aren't many that let players create those vehicles themselves. Trailmakers aims to scratch both of those itches.

Posted 6 years ago

Dan Smith's puzzle game prototype SPECTRUM won the BAFTA Young Game Designers Award in 2016. Not satisfied at leaving things there, he partnered with publisher Ripstone Games to develop the prototype into the first-person narrativ

Posted 6 years ago

While the genre may have been a stranger on consoles, mountain biking games continued to exist on PC. The sport is once again heading to Steam in the form of RageSquid's Descenders. The title aims more for arcade fun than it does

Posted 6 years ago

When Inertia Game Studios' local co-op space title Catastronauts was revealed three weeks ago, comparisons were made to a certain chaotic kitchen-based title. I'm loathe to also call this title "Overcooked in space", because that

Posted 6 years ago

When someone is thinking in a black-and-white manner, it's often seen as a bad thing. It's seen as a failure to bring together the positives and negatives of a situation into something that would be more sensible, or the inability

Posted 6 years ago

The advancement of technology is often seen as a positive thing. Information is always at our fingertips, physical tasks have been made easier, and people can stay connected in ways that weren't possible just years ago. However, i

Posted 6 years ago