Retired Men’s Nude Beach Volleyball League First Look Video

Retired Men’s Nude Beach Volleyball League First Look Video

Retired Men’s Nude Beach Volleyball League by Snowrunner Games is a single-player narrative-based volleyball game. The protagonist, Len Rizzo, joins the league and travels from match to match across Massachusetts as he navigates the later part of his life one serve at a time. Check out the video below to see one match in action as well as some introspection from Len on the drive there

A Little Golf Journey First Look Video

A Little Golf Journey First Look Video

A Little Golf Journey by Okidokico and Playtonic Friends is a relaxing adventure golf experience played on beautiful diorama courses. Players are challenged to bring color back to the world as they complete golfing challenges on 100 holes split across ten stunning courses. Along the way, players can also unlock secrets and discover mysteries. Check out the video below to see four of the levels in action

WRC 9 FIA World Rally Championship

WRC 9 FIA World Rally Championship

WRC 9 retains everything that made WRC 8 such a joy to play but also tightens a few things under the hood. It comes with the welcome inclusion of three new countries as well as new features, such as the Clubs mode to extend the longevity of the game. Throw in a great selection of cars and the promise of some great post-launch content and you are looking at a game that should not be missed if you are a rally fan.

Gameplay: Tough to master, but addictive to play.

Graphics: The cars and roads look incredible.

Sound: Very authentic sounding engine noises and effects

Facebreaker

Facebreaker

This game is really not worth it if you plan on playing the single player mode. Fights boil down to luck and button mashing more often than not. Multi-player is its sole redeeming feature, but even then it becomes boring quite fast. Definitely one to avoid.

Gameplay: Fast paced, but unfortunately not a lot of fun.

Graphics: The best part of the game.

Sound: Typical EA Trax

Riptide GP2

Riptide GP2

Riptide GP2 has the feel of an old-school arcade racer, and it is easy to get sucked into the experience. The game features some good-looking tracks and plenty of awesome stunts. Although initially a mobile title, the developers went the extra mile to make it look good on PC and removed all micro-transactions. It is quite an addictive title but suffers a bit from repetition in the game’s later stages.

Gameplay: The game is challenging and addictive, although it does become a bit of a grind.

Graphics: The visuals are quite impressive, considering the game’s mobile roots.

Sound: The soundtrack fits the game but might not be to everyone’s taste

UpperCup Football

UpperCup Football

It is hard to believe that a game where you only use one button can be this much fun, but UpperCup Football proves that it is possible. The beautiful visuals will draw you in and the addictive gameplay will keep you coming back for more. There is just so much variety in the teams and matches that you will want to keep playing just to see who you are up against next. UpperCup Football is definitely one of my favourite Android titles and one that will remain on my tablet for quite some time.

Gameplay: Very entertaining and incredibly addictive.

Graphics: Beautiful pixel art with tons of variety.

Sound: Catchy tunes and great sound effects

Zombie Bowl-o-Rama

Zombie Bowl-o-Rama

Zombie Bowl-o-Rama doesn’t look like much and to be honest it is going to be too short and easy for most peoples taste but if you enjoy casual games this one has its moments. The whole thing is based around wacky power-ups and the two-player mode is actually quite fun. You might want to wait until it is at a lower price tag however.

Gameplay: More of an arcade game than anything resembling real bowling but has its moments.
Graphics: Simple enough to run on virtually any PC.
Sound: You’ll be hearing the phrase “brains” a lot

The Golf Club (HB Studios)

The Golf Club (HB Studios)

With Electronic Arts dominating the sports genre with their licensed titles I was surprised to see The Golf Club from HB Studios entering Steam Early Access a while back. The genre could definitely use some competition, but the question was whether anything would be able to match up to the might of Electronic Arts. I only had to play a few rounds in The Golf Club to find the answer