SEGA Heroes launched today, introducing a match-3 brawler hybrid that features SEGA characters old and new. The game sees you collecting heroes to take down Dremagen and her army of clones, conveniently made up of SEGA’s baddest baddies. In SEGA Heroes, players complete challenging match-3 puzzles to engage in 4v4 combat. Players can bring fan favorite characters from Sonic the Hedgehog, Jet Set Radio, Phantasy Star, Shinobi, and many more into their parties. Each hero has a unique set of skills, and you’ll be able to level them up as you progress to increase your team’s power. Players can embark on the main story quests, or test their strength in the game’s survival mode. ... [MORE]

Niantic is adding more Sinnoh-region Pokemon to Pokemon GO this month with an all new egg-centric event. The Pokemon GO Hatchathon will be bringing new Sinnoh Pokemon to the game for the first time ever. Until November 27, players will find the likes of Magby, Rhyhorn, and Porygon in 2km eggs throughout the game. All of these Pokemon eventually evolve into Pokemon that first appeared in the Sinnoh region, including Magmortar, Porygon-Z, and Rhyperior. Particularly lucky trainers might even hatch a Shiny Elekid. ... [MORE]

We're not going to beat around the bush: we loved see/saw. From the mind of Philipp Stollenmayer, creator of the excellent Supertype comes another minimal platform puzzler. This time he's drawing inspiration from the likes of N++ and Super Meat Boy, creating a super-streamlined but incredibly elegant game of momentum, buzzsaws, and death. ... [MORE]

Hello and happy Thursday to you, our wonderful readers. Whatever part of the world you're in, whatever's going on in your lives at the moment, at least we know we've got new games to look forward to. SEGA Heroes, Tsuki Adventure, and Hyper Sentinel are but a few we've got to name in our new list. It may not be the grandest list in the world, but it's still pretty darn good. From games we knew were coming out to games that just decided to fall out of the sky, there's plenty to keep us entertained on the train home and to keep our thoughts otherwise occupied. What'll you be trying out this week? Let us know in those comments down below. ... [MORE]

Hello and happy Thursday to you, our wonderful readers. Whatever part of the world you're in, whatever's going on in your lives at the moment, at least we know we've got new games to look forward to. Black Parade, Golf Peaks, SEGA Heroes, and Slydris 2 are but a few we've got to name in our new list. And what a list it is today. From games we knew were coming out to games that just decided to fall out of the sky, there's plenty to keep us entertained on the train home and to keep our thoughts otherwise occupied. What'll you be trying out this week? Let us know in those comments down below. ... [MORE]

Flying a plane in a dogfight should be difficult. I mean, in an FPS game all you need to do is walk forward, but in a aviation-based shooter you also need to keep a really heavy bit of metal in the air at the same time. But that difficulty needs to be considered in very specific ways. Especially on mobile. Luckily though, Sky Gamblers: Storm Raiders 2 gets everything just about spot on. There are control options for almost any level of player, and while they all offer their own challenges, they're easy enough to get to grips with if you've made the right choice as to which you're going to use. ... [MORE]

Ludia, the makers of Jurassic World Alive as well as 2014's Dragons: Rise of Berk game, has just announced its next title. The Canadian developer, famous for working with blockbuster licences, today unveiled DreamWorks Dragons: Titan Uprising, which will release early next year to coincide with the third in the animated movie series. It will task you with collecting and levelling-up dragons, and then assembling a team of five to battle villains. Combat takes the form of a match-three puzzle, where gems you collect power-up your dragon's special attacks. The RPG-puzzle format will be familiar from other games of this type but the faithful How To Train Your Dragon characters and aesthetic should appeal to fans of the DreamWorks animation. ... [MORE]

You already know how to shoot people in Fortnite, but do you know how to dance? What? You do? Oh. Well, like, there's a disco mode for that now, too. Disco Domination lets you use Fortnite's infamous dance emotes to gain points and capture dance floors on the map. ... [MORE]

Rockfish, the team behind the highly acclaimed space exploration title, Everspace, has been hard at work this last year or so on their latest game, whose scope is said to be much grander than any of the team's previous efforts. Given that Rockfish is a relatively small independent studio, I'm glad to hear that it's brought some new hands on board to help out. If the game's scope is even larger than Everspace's, then a strengthened team will surely be a necessity in bringing such an ambitious vision to life. ... [MORE]

Fortnite is the game that keeps on giving, on every platform, and we are once again enamoured with another game mode. Yep, it's Food Fight. In Food Fight you'll be putting your sights on burgers and tomatoes, but only if the enemy team lets you have it. ... [MORE]