63/100 – For the first 20 hours, Blue Prince feels like something special. And when the credits roll, you’re left wondering not what it meant—but why you cared at all. Not Recommend.

74/100 – Want something with grit, humour, and a bit of demonic flair, it’s an easy sell on discount. Hard West 2. Cautiously recommended.

69/100 – If you’re in the mood for something quiet, strange, and genuinely different, Stray is worth checking out. Cautiously recommended.

85/100 – It’s rare to see a game so bold, emotional, and mechanically tight come from a new studio. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sticks the landing. Strongly Recommend.

76/100 – Another Crab’s Treasure blends quirky charm with satisfying combat. You get to be a crab with a soda can hammer. What more could you want?. Recommend.

80/100 – Cult of the Lamb is definitely worth checking out for those seeking a roguelike with unique blend of strategy and action. Especially if you can catch it on sale. Recommend.

89/100 - Ghost of Tsushima is the type of game that’s incredibly easy to pick up and nearly impossible to put down, with each moment pulling you into its beautifully crafted world. Strongly recommend.

73/100 - The Ascent offers a mostly satisfying experience, with its standout feature being the impressive presentation and art style. It's a worthwhile pick, especially on sale. Cautiously recommend.

88/100 - When it comes to overall enjoyment, Death Stranding is the kind of game that leaves you wanting more. If you're unsure, join us on the beach and experience it yourself. Strongly recommended.

71/100 - Overall, Diablo 4 leaves us feeling conflicted. The main story is definitely worth the cost. However, the endgame feels uninspired and tedious. Cautiously recommend.