Maid of Salvation isn't perfect, nor does it pretend to be. It's an ARPG that's aware of its limitations and focuses entirely on a solid combat system and a recognizable aesthetic

A tantalizing visual novel/dating sim (in more ways than one, in this case), with a strong narrative core and a setting that presents a playfully concrete role

It is a carousel as ruthless as it is magnetic, with clear objectives and a palpable tension at every step

A modern arcade that thrives on stolen seconds and dirty, but effective, decisions

Lanesplit is a conceptually simple and playfully valid title, with a clear and “shareable” vision despite its physiological limitations

Quarantine Zone: The Last Check is an interesting experience that puts us in an uncomfortable position, providing us with pleasantly “tactical” tools and forcing us to think under difficult conditions

Feastopia is a title that knows exactly what it wants to be, and for the most part it succeeds with grace

A brutal and surreal action adventure that confirms, for better or worse, the unmistakable hand of its author

Deku and his companions sign an explosive, fun and immediate tie-in, which lives above all on the strength of its universe

A chapter that collects the past of the series and pushes it towards an even larger and more complex future