PC Reviews

PC game reviews for Windows, macOS and Linux: scores, gameplay impressions and recommendations from GBAtemp's reviewers, from indie gems to big AAA releases.
  • Jack Move

    Indie title Jack Move combines turn-based combat and hi-bit pixel art in a cyberpunk-themed plot. Is it a hackin’ good time or does it flatline?
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Wayward Strand

    No, Wayward Strand is not a new strand game but a narrative-driven adventure game inspired by interactive theatre. So let’s hop onto a flying hospital as intrepid teenage journalist Casey to see...
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Soulstice

    The smaller budget studio Reply Game Studios makes its attempt at the Action RPG genre where AAA studios dominate the market.
    Reviewed by GoldenBullet,
  • Return to Monkey Island

    Ever wondered about the secret of Monkey island? No, not the 90s game but the actual secret of the titular island? Well, take a seat as Guybrush Threepwood is about to share the tale where he...
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Betrayal at Club Low

    Cosmo D’s Off-Peak saga continues with Betrayal at Club Low; this time it’s a third-person RPG with the iconic surreal quirkiness that characterises the series. Is it as memorable as the former...
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Immortality

    Immortality, Sam Barlow’s latest blend of movies and video games, has recently launched. Let’s give it a watch!
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Re:Legend

    Re:Legend recently exited Early Access and made its 1.0 release on PC. How well executed is its blend of JRPG, Pokemon, Harvest Moon and co-op elements?
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Rollerdrome

    What if you'd put rollerblades and guns in a blender? Of course, you'd get Rollerdrome, the new hip sports in 2030! Is it a good mix?
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Islets

    Join Iko on a quest to fix a literally fractured world in the Metroidvania title Islets!
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Sunday Gold

    Sunday Gold from developer BKOM Studios merges puzzles, turn-based combat and point-and-click mechanics in a stylish, comic book art style. Does it deliver a gameplay that’s as original as the...
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • We Are OFK

    We Are OFK is an episodic biopic of the virtual members of real indie pop band OFK which plays out as an interactive visual novel. Does it tell a compelling story?
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Circus Electrique

    Circus Electrique, the greatest show in Victorian London, is back in business! With a blend of RPG, circus management and steampunk twist, does it deliver an electrifying experience?
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Cult of the Lamb

    Cult of the Lamb from Massive Monster has been making waves since its recent release. Should you join the cult?
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,
  • Thymesia

    Thymesia is the latest in a long line of indie-based Soulslike, this time developed by new game studio Overborder Studio and published by Team 17. With a focus more on Bloodborne and Sekiro than...
    Reviewed by Tom Bond,
  • Lost in Play

    With nostalgic, cartoon-like visuals paired with puzzles and a point-and-click mechanic, does Lost in Play deliver on the promise to “feel like you're playing a cartoon”?
    Reviewed by Prans Dunn,