Screamer is a fast, loud, and unapologetically arcade-style racing game that thrives on pure speed and over-the-top excitement. From the moment the race begins, it throws you into a blur of motion where every turn feels intense and every straightaway dares you to push even harder. It’s less about realism and more about the thrill of sliding through corners at ridiculous speeds in a way that only classic arcade racers can deliver. The gameplay is described as addictive and energetic, with driving mechanics that intentionally favor fun over authenticity. That makes Screamer easy to appreciate if you want a racing game that feels wild, responsive, and exaggerated in all the right ways. The fantasy of powersliding through turns with total control is a big part of its charm, and it captures the kind of excitement that defined many mid-90s racers. There’s also a strong sense of nostalgia here. Screamer is very much a product of its time, and that old-school charm is part of what makes it

Join Titus the Fox in the comic platformer "To Marrakech and Back," a desert-spanning quest to rescue Titus’s kidnapped sweetheart, Foxy. Travel across the Sahara on foot, by skateboard or aboard a flying magic carpet, confronting a colorful cast of foes - from Babyboon and the kid armed with a deadly bottle to Toyo the spectacled snake. Praised as a benchmark for platform games, the title offers a vast, varied experience with many surprises to uncover.