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.

If you liked new God of War, you will probably like this game. The graphics are beautiful. The combat is dynamic, fun and contrary to what people say, not as difficult as in Souls games.