June 20th week in review
A look back at the week in retro gaming, including a new Commodore dumbphone, Styx on GOG, and The Legend of Kage.
This week brought a mix of classic gaming updates and surprising resurrections in the retro world. From stealthy goblins to a new take on an old brand, there was plenty to discuss. Here's a quick recap of the highlights.
Styx: Blades of Greed sneaks onto GOG. Cyanide Studio brought its goblin assassin to the DRM-free storefront this week. The release includes his quartz-powered stealth action and a makeshift glider.
The new Commodore company just announced a $500 dumbphone. The resurrected Commodore brand is launching a digital minimalism device called the Callback. It runs Sailfish OS and actually disables its own touchscreen.
The Legend of Kage is coming to PS5 and Switch 2 tomorrow. Hamster is adding Taito's 1986 ninja action game to the Console Archives lineup. The updated release includes new quality-of-life additions and CRT filters.
DERELIKT brings its PS1-style sci-fi horror to GOG next year. Visuwyg is slowing down the retro first-person shooter formula for a puzzle-heavy survival horror experience. The claustrophobic game takes place near Saturn.
Retro Game Club: Star Wars: Shadow of the Empire, Mega Man 2. Our latest game club discussion covers two very different games. The group plays through Star Wars: Shadow of the Empire and Mega Man 2.
We will be back on Monday with a fresh batch of news and reviews.
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