7.5/10 - Henry Halfhead offers a lot of a fun, but that's not all there is to this little guy – there's a surprisingly large amount of depth here for a character who's only half a head.

9 - A truly excellent Point-and-Click adventure; wonderfully voice-acted throughout, with a compelling story. A fantastic game, and not only for fans of the genre thanks to clean and modern UI design.

7.5 - Occlude takes Solitaire and twists it into a ritual-performing game full of occult lore and horror, and for players who click with it and want to dig deeper, there’s definitely a lot on offer.

7.5 - Perhaps a little low on the rating, given the following statement: it's the best Picross/Nonogram game out there. If you love nonogramming, this is a must-have, but great for any puzzle fans.

A poorly implemented clone of another game (Digseum), but with all the charm ripped out and instead replaced with a really dodgy theme - would just recommend playing Digseum instead.

"Everyone should play this game." For 2,99€/£2.49/$2.99 and an hour of your time, a massively worthwhile endeavour. Despite it's length, one of the most impactful games we've played in 2025.

8.5 - My new favourite roguelike deckbuilder. An excellent combination of mechanics, all of which work wonderfully together. It stands out as unique in a very competitive genre.

7.5 - The gameplay is engaging enough, but Horror at Highrook that is first and foremost, telling its players a story – and it does that masterfully. A must-play for fans of the esoteric.

7.5 - If you enjoyed BLENDO’s previous titles, chances are you’ll be a fan of Skin Deep, and definitely worth a play for fans of immersive sims.

8.0 - The Darkest Files provides a powerful reminder of the past at a time where it feels desperately needed, and backs it up with a solid art direction and brain-stimulating gameplay.