This wasn’t merely a game. It was a canvas that pulled me in, until I became the paint itself — lost in every stroke, every shade. What lingers is an impression so etched, it will be hard to outshine.

If Prime Time can iron out the issues with this prologue before launch, Bygone Dreams could very well evolve into a decent title in the action-adventure genre.

With more refinement and polish, Moroi could be a decent game. As it stands, it’s a grim, bizarre trip best suited for players with a high tolerance for chaos, gore, and jank.

With some polish around combat variety and bug fixes, Darkwater could become an intriguing project worth keeping an eye on—one that rewards the occasional return.

Nostalgia holds some powerful magicka. Bethesda and Virtuos didn’t just remaster a game, they introduced a new standard, which will henceforth be known as ‘a remasterpiece.’

Enshrouded is steadily evolving into a standout survival RPG that excels in environmental storytelling, world-building, and combat depth.

Necrophosis is short yet impactful, beautiful yet harrowing. In just a few hours, it delivers one of the most evocative, thought-provoking & artfully crafted cosmic horror journeys in recent memory.

Steel Seed flirts with meaningful ideas — about resilience, digital identity, and what remains when the human element is all but gone — but these deeper themes never quite crystallize in the gameplay.

Chasmal Fear is quite a ways off from becoming the fully realized nightmare beneath the sea. With continued development, however, there’s hope that many of its shortcomings will be addressed in time.

There are bugs, the UI could use refinement, performance still needs work—but once you’re gliding through the air or piloting your ship across the clouds, it all clicks and all signs point skyward.