Denshattack! – Full Speed into Arcade Spectacle
Denshattack! turns a train into an arcade trick machine, chaining platforming, races and bosses into an exuberant, high-speed journey across a dystopian Japan.
Read reviewFarlands: A Farm Beyond the Stars
Farlands takes the farming-life formula into a compact solar system, blending crops, resource management and exploration. The 1.0 release is a clear improvement, but some layered systems make this relaxed…
Read reviewCoffee Talk Tokyo – Coffee, yokai, and slow-burn conversations
Coffee Talk Tokyo moves the series to a nocturnal version of Japan without losing what defines it: listening, preparing the right drink, and letting wounded characters open up slowly, one…
Read reviewLife is Strange: Reunion – Max and Chloe return to close an unfinished story
Life is Strange: Reunion brings Max and Chloe back with the weight of everything that happened before. It is not trying to erase the past, but to confront what surviving,…
Read reviewMixtape – A teenage farewell scored by songs to remember
Mixtape is a coming-of-age story built from memories, music, and small acts of rebellion. Its strength lies less in challenge than in mood, rhythm, and the way each song frames…
Read reviewForza Horizon 6 – Japan turns the road into an unforgettable festival
Forza Horizon 6 takes the festival to Japan and uses that setting for more than scenery. Mountain roads, dense cities, seasonal routes, and car culture give Playground Games a setting…
Read reviewPokémon Champions – Competitive battles made accessible
Pokémon Champions strips the series down to competitive battles and makes team building far more accessible. It is a smart entry point for players who want to understand the strategic…
Read reviewSaros – Housemarque returns stronger under Carcosa’s eclipse
Saros refines Housemarque's strengths with spectacular combat, sharp control, and a roguelike structure built around learning from every death. It is demanding, but rarely arbitrary, and it turns punishment into…
Read reviewPragmata – Hacking, shooting, and surviving on the Moon
Pragmata combines third-person shooting, hacking puzzles, and a lonely lunar setting into a game with a clear identity. Its best ideas work because Diana and Hugh are not just narrative…
Read reviewCrimson Desert – A colossal world held back by its own ambition
Crimson Desert aims for a vast open world full of systems, spectacle, and constant activity. Its ambition is impressive, but the same scale that makes it exciting also leaves uneven…
Read reviewMarathon – Bungie shoots with precision, but needs a good squad
Marathon is stronger than its first impressions suggested. Bungie's extraction shooter has precise gunplay, distinctive classes, and a more interesting Tau Ceti IV than expected, but it still needs more…
Read reviewRomancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered International: A Classic, Finally in Spanish
This Spanish-language edition preserves SaGa’s freedom and demanding systems, but its separate release and lack of save compatibility make the International upgrade hard to justify for returning players.
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Dark Quest 4: Dungeons, Dice and Pure Nostalgia
Dark Quest 4 turns classic board-game ideas into accessible, co-operative turn-based dungeon crawling: a compact adventure whose strongest feature is playing it with friends.
Read reviewAbra-Cooking-Dabra: Culinary Chaos That’s Easy to Learn and Hard to Put Down
A sharply tuned card-and-puzzle kitchen where managing escalating chaos is more satisfying than racing the clock, held back only by limited content and a thin tutorial.
Read reviewSlots & Daggers: When Every Spin Is Your Only Ally
Slots & Daggers transforms the slot machine into a tense roguelike engine, delivering short, addictive runs even if its limited symbols leave the long-term challenge feeling brief.
Read reviewTavern Keeper: The Most Addictive Tavern in Years
Tavern Keeper refines the management-sim formula with creative freedom and a warm narrative layer, making its unfinished Early Access foundation feel full of promise.
Read reviewBall x Pit: A Perfectly Rounded Kind of Chaos
Ball x Pit mixes brick-breaking, base building and roguelite progression into an immediate, highly replayable rush whose repetition is the price of its precision.
Read reviewSimon the Sorcerer Origins: The Return of Simon’s Acid Wit
Simon returns with sharp humour, excellent voice work and a lovingly old-school adventure, though its unfinished edges and unforgiving puzzles favour series veterans.
Read reviewAs Long as You’re Here: An Intimate, Interactive Portrait of Alzheimer’s
A brief, sensitive first-person story that turns Alzheimer’s into an opportunity for empathy, offering little mechanical depth but a sincere and memorable human perspective.
Read reviewThe Lonesome Guild: A Charming Entry Point into Action RPGs
The Lonesome Guild pairs colourful art and an inviting message with shallow combat and aimless exploration, making it a charming first RPG but a frustrating deeper adventure.
Read reviewGhost of Yotei: Revenge on the Island of Ezo
Ghost of Yotei focuses its open-world ambition into superb duels and polished presentation; clearing every icon exposes repetition, but the core action adventure remains exceptionally satisfying.
Read reviewPlan B: Terraform – From Barren Rock to Living Planet
Plan B: Terraform turns planetary restoration into a calm, satisfying builder where rivers, forests and cities emerge from careful logistics rather than pressure.
Read reviewEchoes of the End – An Icelandic fantasy that captures the eye
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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