Forever Ago is a heartfelt narrative adventure about lifelong love, grief, and finding a reason to keep moving forward, carried by strong writing, beautiful autumnal locations, effective time jumps, and a simple photography-driven structure that keeps the story focused. Alfred’s overly abrasive behavior makes parts of the first half harder to connect with, and the soundtrack lacks the emotional impact of similar Don’t Nod-style adventures, but the touching second half and well-paced storytelling make this an easy recommendation for fans of cinematic narrative games.
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Well Dweller is a great entry point into the genre for newcomers, while also offering a polished experience for veterans, who will probably want to play on the higher difficulty settings. While it doesn’t break any new ground, this humorous dark fairy tale is likely to be enjoyable for just about everyone.
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Rivage is definitely not typical walking simulator. It’s a space station packed with puzzles, and if you’re just looking to walk through beautiful environments and listen to the story, you’ve come to the wrong place. However, if you want to put your brain to the test with well-designed puzzles, despite its flaws, Rivage is a competent title, even if it doesn’t really bring anything new to the table.
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Roman Sands RE:Build is a wonderfully bizarre adventure that blends surreal apocalyptic storytelling, dark satire, memorable characters, and striking vaporwave aesthetics with an outstanding jungle and breakcore soundtrack. Its inventive atmosphere and intriguing puzzles make it a fascinating experience, although repetitive time-loop tasks, forced grinding, and less expressive character designs compared to the original hold it back.
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Duskfade is a nostalgic love letter to classic 3D platformers, combining excellent movement, rewarding exploration, clever boss fights, and a charming clockpunk-inspired presentation. Its story is fairly forgettable and the incomplete voice acting is disappointing, but mechanically it is an impressively polished throwback that understands exactly what made the genre so enjoyable.
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Adorable Adventures is a pleasant short sandbox experience with an unconventional protagonist that will mostly entertain children, though it may also appeal to players with a soft spot for animals or hidden object games.
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Overall, however, this is a pleasant casual RPG with turn-based combat whose more compact scope may appeal to genre newcomers or players who simply do not have time for enormous games.
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Tiny Bookshop is a relaxing management sim that will delight passionate readers and fans of the cozy genre. It is a great shame, however, that the narrative side feels rather shallow and the gameplay loop can become repetitive fairly quickly.
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In an era when the point-and-click genre is experiencing something of a renaissance and quality titles are everywhere, this outdated and uninspired game simply has nothing worthwhile to offer.
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Despite its minimalist gameplay, the surprisingly original premise of Goodnight Universe will captivate all lovers of sci-fi stories, heartwarming titles, and simply anyone who never stops dreaming.
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A Pizza Delivery is a hollow narrative adventure lacking an engaging story or an interesting world to explore. Its unappealing visuals drag the work down closer to low-quality freeware games, making it hardly worth your time or money.
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Arctic Awakening delivers an entertaining, mysterious story set in a fresh Arctic environment, but it’s unfortunately held back by a sluggish pace, uninteresting characters, and a poorly fitting voice performance for the main protagonist.
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HYKE: Northern Light(s) is a charming road trip with an interesting premise about people fighting against witches, complemented by fast-paced action gameplay. However, it suffers from a predictable story, underdeveloped characters, and above all, a steep price tag.
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Easy Delivery Co. is a mysterious ride that captivates with its audiovisual style aimed at the nostalgia of old PlayStation fans, and it doesn’t disappoint with the excellent atmosphere of snowy mountain regions. However, the gameplay quickly falls into monotony, and the wasted potential of NPCs doesn’t make up for it.
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Catto's Post Office is a cute but overly simple game aimed at the very youngest players. Its bland gameplay is saved only by its reasonable price tag.
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Artis Impact is one of the year’s biggest surprises, overflowing with great humor, feel-good vibes, a brilliantly written heroine, and most importantly, the heart the creator poured into it. All of this is wrapped in a visually stunning world you’ll simply want to spend time in.
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Kity Builder is a fairly decent short 3D platformer that can be amusing at times, but above all, it's a lighthearted form of entertainment perfect for a relaxing evening.
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Brassheart is maybe not a very distinctive point & click adventure game at first, which gets lost in the flood of indie games, but if you give it a chance, you will discover the passion and enthusiasm the developers definitely had for the game.
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Pilo and the Holobook will delight fans of non-violent games who are looking for easy and relaxing gameplay. The only disappointment is the poor lore and the lack of an adventure story, which the game wishes for.
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If you enjoy adventures with hidden objects and don't crave complex puzzles, Leila is an ideal short narrative of a much more mature nature than we are used to in the genre. However, it's a disappointingly rushed narrative whose emotions don't have the power they should have.
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