This minion of the Indie Skunk had a terrific time playing Redhot Rabbit. I loved the soundtrack, how it looks and definitely how it plays.

If you enjoy Darkest Dungeon but feel that it can be a little too much, you may find in Iratus: Lord of the Dead a very similar, yet less punishing option. One that we definitely recommend you.

There is, obviously, nothing casual about this game. It demands time investment, focus and will always keep you on your toes. It has a really steep learning curve. And it is totally worth it.

This can be the strangest metroidvania ever made. An atmospheric, bizarre and unique adventure.

Yet another deranged, insane cover of a metal album comes to life in Valfaris.

Honour your blade with violent deeds. This time the game's world is the cover of your favourite metal album from the 80s in all its glory.

The best thing about Ignatius is its beautiful, atmospheric world. Our character moves, after all, in the land of Nosferatu, The Golem and Doctor Mabuse.

A fresh take on the dungeon genre that you should not miss.

You will play, and play, and play, and then play a “little” more. Vampire Survivors is, after all, brilliant in its simplicity, and the proof that sometimes less is definitely more.

Journey before destination. This totally stolen quote from Brandon Sanderson is the most perfect definition I can find for this little diamond.