Green Man Gaming Blog

3 weeks ago | greenmangaming.com | Jason Coles

Can you believe it’s April already? We’re struggling to wrap our heads around it too — somehow, March flew by, and here we are. But with a new month comes a fresh wave of indie games to get excited about, and you know we’re all about that here at Green Man Gaming. We’ve put together a list of some of the most exciting indie releases landing this April. From diverse genres to a few highly anticipated sequels, there’s something for everyone in this month’s lineup.

4 weeks ago | greenmangaming.com | Jordan Oloman

Real-time strategy fans will no doubt be familiar with the iconic Age of Empires series, where players tackle historical campaigns by managing resources and waging wars. The latest mainline entry, Age of Empires 4, is the first in 15 years and has been developed by Relic Entertainment and World’s Edge, with publishing support from Microsoft’s Xbox Game Studios. After being announced in 2017, it was finally released on October 28th 2021.

1 month ago | greenmangaming.com | Jason Coles

A good FPS can cure what ails you just so long as what ails you is the need to play a good FPS. Well, the good news is, Assault on Proxima delivers exactly that, packing in loads of style, flair, and downright fun gunplay. This is a sci-fi FPS where you join Strike Force Delta to wipe out the ruthless Gacrux Alien invaders. But let’s be real—the story’s not why you’re here, so we’ll breeze right past it. What really matters is how insanely good it feels to play.

1 month ago | greenmangaming.com | Jason Coles

Ever wished your favourite action roguelike came with a side of chill? If so, Grimoire Groves might be exactly what you’ve been waiting for. The world of cosy roguelites isn’t huge just yet, but it’s definitely starting to bloom. We’re seeing more games explore this space – Cuisineer is a great example, where dungeon crawling is less about slaying monsters and more about gathering ingredients for your next culinary masterpiece.

1 month ago | greenmangaming.com | Jason Coles

Looking for the best games like Atomfall to help you survive a bleak, post-apocalyptic world on your own terms? We thought so — that’s probably why you’ve landed here. If you were hoping for a cosy game recommendation, you’d want to head down the hall and take a left. But for those sticking around, Atomfall offers a unique spin on the survival genre: it’s designed to be played solo, not with a squad.