Tao: The Way
by Nilson Carroll – February 23, 2016 Tao is so strange, so inexplicably weird, and almost completely unknown and undocumented that it …
Taiyou no Tenshi Marlowe: Ohanabatake wa Dai-Panic!
Taiyou no Tenshi Marlowe: Ohanabatake wa Dai-Panic! (“Sunshine Angel Marlowe: Panic in Bloomland!”) or just “Angel Marlowe” is a weird …
Super Meat Boy
Great games often come from humble beginnings. Indie designer Edmund McMillen created Meat Boy, a tough-as-nails platformer with a retro …
Super Spy Hunter
The original 1983 arcade Spy Hunter was a James Bond homage that thrilled players with top-down vertically-scrolling driving and shooting. …
Sweet Home
Regardless of your opinions of the genre, horror movies can be a bit difficult to relate to or care about. …
Beyond Oasis
Perhaps it’s got a bad rap, but the Genesis is not remembered for its RPG library. Despite being the home …
Stretch Panic
Stretch Panic – known as Freak Out in Europe and Hippa Linda (“Pulling Linda”) in Japan – is Treasure’s first …
Sunless Sea
Lose your mind. Eat your crew. Sunless Sea was quite an ambitious project for Failbetter Games – both fairly original …
Star Trader
Initially released on the PC88, Star Trader combines elements of an adventure game with shoot-em-up segments. As ace pilot Kain, …
Starship Titanic
On paper, Starship Titanic sounds completely fantastic. The game was conceived by Douglas Adams, not only one of the most …
Steel Empire
The ’90s was the golden age of shoot-em-ups, especially on the 16-bit consoles, where games like Lords of Thunder where …
Space Mouse
Space Mouse is the second of Mindware’s conversions of early 80s Japanese PC titles, originally published as a type-in program …
SpaceStation Silicon Valley
Every generation sees a handful of wildly original games which forge new ideas, or rework old ones in such a …
