Stuart Cullen

2 weeks ago | techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen

Capcom has been excelling with its revivals of classic titles, giving some truly beloved games a second wind for long-time fans, while also showcasing why Capcom is a legendary publisher to a whole new audience. Capcom Fighting Collection and Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle have laid a solid foundation, on which Capcom is clearly building, as Capcom Fighting Collection 2 introduces another eight classics into the mix.

2 weeks ago | techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen

We’re back again for another round-up of indie titles that have just dropped and have been consuming our attention. As always, the list below highlights just a few of the recently released indie games, but we haven’t had the time to do full-fat reviews of them at the moment. Read More: Indie Review Roundup – Indie-Credible Gems and Passable FareHopefully, these bite-sized reviews will give you a taste of what each game is about—and who knows, you might even uncover a hidden gem in the mix.

3 weeks ago | techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen

As a child, I was fascinated by diggers and excavation machines—though, show me a four-year-old who isn’t! And if I’m being honest, it’s a fascination that has never left me. Boys never grow up—just the size of their toys changes, I suppose. That said, few people get to romp around in a six-tonne machine capable of tearing down a house in minutes in their day-to-day lives—unless, of course, it’s their career. So, when I saw RoadCraft, it piqued my interest.

3 weeks ago | techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen

Nintendo Switch 2 consoles were sent to press ahead of the console’s official launch, with TechStomper’s unit arriving on Thursday 5 June 2025. And so, TechStomper has spent a few hours with the new console and already has several thoughts on the design and implementation. When I finally got my hands on the Switch 2, all the negativity from the online space about the console faded away.

3 weeks ago | techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen

I’m a big fan of indie titles like Limbo, Inside, Somerville, and Planet of Lana, which deliver hard-hitting narratives through the simple mechanic of moving left and right on a 2D plane in a 3D world. I am just a sucker for puzzle-platformers that ooze style. And, it’s that style that often draws me me in before the gameplay, and the same can be said for American Arcadia, the latest title from Madrid-based Out of the Blue Games.