The newest entry in Max's new chapter in life looks pretty enough but ultimately falls short on cohesive narration, serving lazily merely as a stepping stone for the beloved franchise's continuation.

A piece of media that could not even brought itself to be experimental enough to challenge the governing norms, Unknown9s all diversity ends at its uninspired cast that does not move the needle a bit.

Metaphor is like a political storybook filled with the joy of an odyssey and unexpected deliveries. While ATLUS plays overly safe with their well known in-game systems they craft them into sth better.

Silent Hill 2 is a bold attempt at an all-timer great. Bloober exceeds expectations with their most notable delivery up to date preserving what made the game so great while expanding on it.

Drive Rally is a simplistic arcade rally racing set out to please pure racing lovers. While some good foundations are laid out its scale is rather small for the pricetag /w some notable setbacks.

Liar's Bar is a unique take on the classic bluff card game combining it with the russian roulette. Hilarious and goofy, making good party game for a night with friends. More game modes are on the way.

Immediately captivating with its charm, Tiny Glade is a fantasy-fulfilling sandbox builder that has yet to reach its full potential. Once you figure out how to navigate it, it is utterly satisfying.

Purple Lamp rebrushes Epic Mickey into the modern gaming landscape in an effort to recreate the same magic that is once set to be achieved by Warren Spector. It is a smooth remaster of a Wii classic.

The faithful remake of the [SEGA] Genesis classic Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse is by no means groundbreaking; however, it is still a magical adventure worth visiting.