UFO 50 review: Old games are still good games
UFO 50 is a fascinating collection of classic games from a fictional developer.
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UFO 50 is a fascinating collection of classic games from a fictional developer.
Mossmouth couldn't decide what game to make after Spelunky 2, so he and his team made 50.
The Australian Nintendo eShop may have spilled the beans on when we can expect the Spelunky series to drop on Switch.
Snakes, boulders, and other pitfalls might stop us from collecting Spelunky 2's treasure, but that won't stop us from going all Indie-licious Jones on the journey.
There's a lot of excitement for Spelunky 2 from veterans, but there are just as many beginners coming into this game flying blind. For them, Shacknews offers these 5 tips.
Exploring the ruins on the moon in Spelunky 2 has somehow proven more harrowing than exploring ruins on Earth. And it's proven more fun, too! Our review.
We got a new look at dungeon action platformer Spelunky 2, featuring online multiplayer and coming this September.
Spelunky 2's hazards have extended to its development, as the procedurally-generated roguelike is now delayed to next year.
Spelunky's PC version is getting some love with a new 1.4 patch that adds a Pro HUD, Invert Run option, a new backup save system, and lots of bug fixes.
Part of the point of Spelunky is that players never see the same level twice, always learning techniques to defeat what the level generator throws at them rather than simply layouts. But if you do want to replay a particular world over and over, for whatever reason, a canny little hack made by one fan will let you force the generator seed and recreate the same set of levels over and over.