Carles "Zettai"
Developer, writer and communicator with experience in specialist media and a practical view of the games industry.
Plan B: Terraform
Plan B: Terraform turns planetary restoration into a calm, satisfying builder where rivers, forests and cities emerge from careful logistics rather than pressure.
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Echoes of the End
Echoes of the End is a visually striking, tightly paced fantasy adventure with strong atmosphere and boss fights, though ordinary combat and exploration need more variety.
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Quartet
Quartet is a warm, ensemble-driven JRPG that captures the 16-bit spirit through four converging stories, flexible turn-based combat and a consistently brisk pace.
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The Lonesome Guild
The Lonesome Guild’s preview presents a colourful “co-op for one” ARPG with friendly characters, light combat and puzzles, and a promising focus on emotional bonds.
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Donkey Kong Bananza
Donkey Kong Bananza makes destruction the heart of a joyful Switch 2 platformer, combining inventive level design, nostalgic details and the carefree energy of classic Nintendo.
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Wordatro
Wordatro gives familiar word-game rules a roguelike twist, making every bonus and high-scoring word feel strategic, while its modest presentation keeps the scope focused.
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Let Them Trade
Let Them Trade is a strategic and contemplative experience that invites us to build trade routes between cities in a fantasy world, as if moving pieces on a board game.…
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Dune: Awakening
Dune: Awakening captures Arrakis through demanding survival, meaningful progression and MMO politics, offering a distinctive world with room to deepen its endgame.
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Ruffy and the Riverside
Ruffy and the Riverside is a colorful, semi-open world 3D platformer full of humor. Players take control of Ruffy, an adventurous little bear with the magical power to “copy and…
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Alpha Response
Alpha Response delivers fast, clean cooperative shooting with real arcade appeal, but its empty servers and lack of AI allies keep its strongest ideas behind Early Access.
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