This is an enhanced version of Metal Slug 2 getting rid of all the slowdowns that plagued the original PC release. The game itself is just as good as the original Metal Slug.

It's not bad and the production value is high. It’s a good looking and well playing game. But it just felt so devoid of fun for me that I lost all interest to go on after 5 hours.

Probably the best of the more recent FMV games that I have played. But to be fair, the bar wasn’t very high.

Nothing special or something that has to be played by action-game fans. But it is a solid waste of time on a lazy sunday afternoon that is often on sale for under 3€.

A surreal 80s cyberpunk fever dream of a game. Overall a pretty messy game, but highly recommended for a certain niche audience.

Pretentious is probably the most apt word to describe this indie game. It's not fun to play and the story is a big nothingburger.

Cutting away 1-2 hours of this 10 hours experience would have done it wonders. Still a game with lots of heart and a unique presentation that is easy to recommend.

Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & The Secret Hideout is a great starting point for everyone who always wanted to give this series a try

Nordics is certainly the weakest of modern Ys games with the least variety and archaic sea battles, but the core hack’n’slay gameplay and RPG mechanics are still strong.

Max Mustard is a competently made 3D-VR-Platformer very reminiscent of Astro Bot: Rescue Mission. The game lacks charm and more coherent world designs, but it plays great and has good variety.