PC PowerPlay Magazine

A four-player, top-down, co-op stealth heist simulator that’s less Danny Ocean and more Jacques Clouseau.

To call it mere tower defence is a disservice to the amount of thought that has obviously gone into differentiating Sang-Froid from the oversaturated genre.

Signal Ops is a fantastic idea for a game hampered by its own ambition…

We don’t know why this game exists. But it does, and it teeters precariously on the edge of ‘so bad it’s good’…

There’s little time to breathe in Strike Suit Zero, betraying its fast-paced, arcade nature early on. This isn’t so much a space simulation as a virtual light show.

Warning: This review contains major spoilers. Do not read unless you have finished BioShock Infinite!

Football Manager is the most comprehensive football sim around. But it’s greatest achievement in this, the 2013 edition, is in simultaneously being not the most comprehensive football sim around…

Fortune Summoners is an unexpectedly difficult 2D side-scrolling action-RPG that is almost, but not quite, more trouble than it’s worth…

Analogue places you in the shoes of an investigator trawling through a derelict spaceship’s computer system, trying to piece together a history of the society onboard and of a single girl in particular…

Don’t be fooled by the developer’s remake rhetoric – Jagged Alliance: Back in Action plays so differently to its progenitor that it has become its own game entirely…