Princess Shall Prevail is a short but fun pseudo-8-bit hack-and-slash. Great retro vibes, tight controls, and satisfying combat make it a quick, nostalgic treat for classic action fans.

Ubisoft could learn a lot from the creator of this game. Unfortunately, it doesn't change the fact that it's buggy as hell, uses AI-generated music and voices, and can be finished in less than a hour.

Deadly Heart Gamit has a captivating soundtrack that enhances its eerie vibe. The gameplay is simple to learn but offers enough depth and risk-reward to keep decisions engaging.

Dragon Age™: The Veilguard is an inclusive empty shell made for a "modern audience" (i.e. no one). Most of dialogues in the game sounds like it was generated by AI (and that's the least of its flaws).

A solid vn with a really interesting idea, touching on dark, religious themes and mental problems. UNFORTUNATELY, game is heavily censored due to pressure the dev faced from snowflakes on Twitter/X.

A bit strange and very simple, but an original tribute to retro classics like Pac Man. Game is very difficult and can be frustrating. Can recommend only for die-hard fans of old arcade games.

A great game if played every other weekend. The game quickly becomes monotonous, and once you learn the tasks, the rounds are quick and boring. I hope they will add new content soon.

Creating a chaos as a slacker is an incredible feeling, you feel just like a god playing with his little unmeaningful humans. You can also lock everyone but the manager in a room, which is funny af.

Imagine a game in which all the dialogues and the entire plot were written by a woke Karen, angry at everything around her, detached from reality and living 24/7 on Twitter. That's Dustborn.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is Dota 3... Just kidding. Deadlock is more of a successor to Paragon presenting a different atmosphere but with the same (if not more) enjoyable gameplay and fun champions.