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Published 6 Mar, 2021 I joked about it before but yep, okay, NotE3 2021 has actually started. Between the Epic Games Store Showcase and New Game+ Expo gone by and the Future Games Show returning later this month, this is it: we'll soon be on a 365-day NotE3 (though whether we'll ever actually have E3 again, eh, who knows). You could call it NotE365. Please don't. Alice Bee Alice0 Bike repairs are progressing nicely, though stalled with another delivery delay after a hydraulic fluid incident. Whoops. Well, after playing City Of Muse this week, I'm reminded I've spent bare...

Advertisement How idle does a video game have to be before we label it an “idle game”? Can a game be a perfect mobile game if it’s not available on mobile? Is it still “tower defense” if you’re rooting for the little dude to make it through? Will these goddamn vampires get off my back for a second so I can drop my food orbs back off at camp? These are the kinds of questions that race through my mind while playing Loop Hero, the new small-dose strategy game out this week on Steam from Four Quarters, and published by Devolver Digital. Which means I’ve been thinking about this stu...

This stylish SRPG/roguelike/city builder/card game puts you in charge of saving a world that's already ended. Are you up to the task?

Published 3 Mar, 2021 It's the start of a new month, which means I’m back to tell you about ten games you can play over the next four and a half weeks that aren’t Valheim. After initially wrestling with its systems, I started to get why it’s so popular when I built a terrible hovel rustic, ground-floor studio flat. I’d like to find the hours to do more Vikinging – if only to build a house where the floor isn't grass – but I mightn’t get a chance over the next few weeks. While March is lacking a marquee release, it could prove to be a sleeper month given th...

Looking for something fresh to play this month? We've got you covered Spring hasn’t quite yet sprung, but warmer, sunnier, and (maybe?) better days are ahead, especially when it comes to game releases. It’s not like there’s much else to look forward to right now. Triple-A publishers have pretty much vacated March, with It Takes Two, Evil Genius 2, and Yakuza 6 representing the biggest games due out this month. However, there are a ton of awesome indie games set to release in March that more than make up for the myriad delays we’re seeing across the industry. Just this month we’ve se...