Games

Another rich, epic outing for Ravensword fans, but with controls that newcomers might find a turn-off.

Zelda/Rogue fans will delight in this 8-bit dungeon puzzler, but it’s not for everyone.

A classic RPG that’s been tarnished by time and a troubled port, no question, but you can’t hide the gleam of gold beneath.

A classic RPG that’s been tarnished by time and a troubled port, no question, but you can’t hide the gleam of gold beneath.

If you’re willing to engage, Arranger is an enchanting distraction that’s worth enduring some rough edges.

An RPG Lite with a twist, Knights of Pen & Paper conjures a world of polyhedral dice and potato chips that some of us – and only some – will find strangely endearing.

Sumptuous showcase visuals, half-decent scripting and overstuffed oodle-bags of charm certainly help to dress up a rather short, insubstantial but engaging adventure.

A sweet-natured, playable, good-looking strategy game with more depth than is apparent during its very simple early levels.