One of a kind metroidvania that is not groundbreaking, but is just made perfectly right, as any one game of this genre should be. Battles are satisfying, visuals are eye catching, and music is cool.

The witch academia premise is charming, and Ellie’s growth is portrayed with care. It’s a gentle journey that-refreshingly avoids high-stakes tension.

Strong sense of place and mood, with meticulously designed environments that feel alive with secrets. The absence of combat makes every step feel consequential and tense.

A standout for fans of moody horror and methodical exploration. The ghostly encounters are eerie but fair, and the astral abilities add inventive ways to navigate danger and uncover truth.

Chrono Sword's combat requires patience, but the payoff is a deeply satisfying rhythm of dodges, parries, and devastating weapon combos. Great challenge.

A promising Early Access title with robust replay value. The card combat system rewards planning, and boss fights demand adaptive playstyles.

The roster of kitty wizards is adorable and memorable. Yuri and friends bring personality to the battlefield, while the burgeoning tower of builds ensures many hours of replayability.

Players scavenge, barter, and brawl through shifting neighborhoods, forming uneasy alliances that keep you guessing. It’s messy, loud, and unapologetically ambitious.

THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD 2: Remake is here and it's really good, no matter if you are a veteran or a newcomer. It's an iconic title that's still fun even these days.

The visuals pop, the soundtrack hums, and the action in Chrono Gear: Warden of Time remains relentlessly engaging from start to finish.