The online co-op comes back. We recommend waiting for a sale, as it costs more than it seems. The quality isn't the finest; maybe it's a heresy? The apology will offer a restitution patch.

Earth is fading. The 17th Endeavor mission lands on Mars. The mission: to found a new home. The red sands hide something. The game boasts NASA images to mimic the hostile Martian atmosphere.

A zombie-inspired game. Soon, Venice embodies campaigning. A plague transmutes the picturesque hamlet into a carnival nightmare. Surreal. Horror. Let's purge evil.

The proposal is to portray the Middle Ages with vivid colours and a dreamlike slant. Added to this is the chronicle, which recounts our adventurous feats and prioritises the sandbox in the gameplay.

A whopping levitating cube materialised. The figure's faces bare biomes and creatures living out thereon. Based on the Atomic Heart universe, this game features ever-changing rotating encounters.

The staging artfully intermixes the visuals of surreal-cartoons and Chinese design. The brawls come performed by the ambiance curated by the rap clan Wu-Tang. Fight, flow, and flex.

A fateful downpour breaks out. Those who have ♥♥♥♥♥♥ soaked loiter there, not aware who they are. They mimic us. They are vile. We must continue and beware of the rain. A train path to dead end.

Just like any conventional shooter. You shoot up your trail through zombies. Level up. And repeat. It does its purpose: to pass the time during the break and timeout.

We could imply that it's the next chapter for Unboxing the Cryptic Killer game. Now there's a backstory. Its art marries comic books and drama noir. To perform it with two detectives hunting clues.

The game's backdrop spotlights a hi-tech Latin America. The campaign-style story merges politics and sci-fi. It boasts organic action with techno-thriller events. Uplifting and intriguing topics.