Pixel games are both nostalgic and timeless. For anyone fond of this art style, these titles are among the best in gaming.

Antonblast is kind of like playing a zany Saturday morning cartoon. It’s brash, maximalist, and often, you’ll feel like you ...

revamped pixel art, and HD animated cutscenes. Lunar: Silver Star and Lunar: Eternal Blue were released for the Sega CD in 1992 and 1994, respectively. They were remade for the original ...

Whether someone first experienced Lunar on Sega CD or PlayStation ... high-defintion pixel and animated art, and quality-of-life updates, such as customizable battle and strategy settings for ...

No code game engines and tools are becoming increasingly popular, enabling artists and anyone with a good idea to create video games without the need for typing thousands of lines of code. Also known ...

Today’s market is mired somewhat in freemium grindy hell, but gems nonetheless abound. Our list includes the very best ...

The blend of 2D and 3D platforming captures the highs of the Sega Genesis and Sonic Adventure ... featuring a relaxing soundtrack and colorful art style. Accompanied by Ballast, a mysterious ...

Manufacturers would ship these in various kits, and game publishers could easily swap out joysticks, game boards, and art packages ... feels like a decent pixel density. If you get too much ...

The Yakuza and Like a Dragon games series are plenty bizarre, but Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii looks like the weirdest offering from publisher Sega to-date. In it, fan favorite Goro ...

It’s also gorgeous, drawn in translucent, glowing pixel art that’s at once ephemeral ... period — as reimagined by Sega’s former trance-master-in-chief Tetsuya Mizuguchi, the author ...