Despite its attempts to scratch that itch, Moonlighter shoots itself in the foot either through the numerous bug encounters or the tedious grinding loop.

Where Water Tastes Like Wine serves as a great storytelling adventure with a deeper meaning that stumbles greatly both in terms of gameplay and presentation.

Little Nightmares is one of the rare instances where 3D platforming meets the ominous tone of the horror genre, creating a mysterious yet unsettling environment that will make your skin crawl.

Bioshock 1 continues to be one of the most enduring titles of our century, expertly fusing the essential components of a great story: a compelling setting and a fantastic plot.

As in contrast to other similar third-person titles, American Fugitive suffers both from monotony and a lack of personality. It is a modern ripoff of the well-known GTA series, with better graphics.

Ghostrunner is the kind of experience that bridges the indie genre with many AAA mechanics that appear to work well within the cyberpunk framework. A punishing but fair adventure.

Tate Multimedia has produced a fun experience with its most recent sequel, greatly addressing the shortcomings of their first work and thereby offering a cheap weekend adventure.

Gamedec represents a unique world that offers enormous replayability potential. By incorporating intriguing narrative ideas into a distinctive sci-fi setting, it offers a satisfying experience.

Hogwarts Legacy is excellent yet not perfect, with both unexpected and twisted turns that, in spite of their shortcomings, prove to be mostly masked by the shroud of nostalgia.

Conquest of Eo isn't risky or new, but the stories it has to tell are a delight. The type of game you'd want to play if you're fatigued by the glut of turn-based RPGs or the intricacies of 4X titans.