Dear Me, I Was is a short interactive drama by Arc System Works that tells the story of a woman's life through emotional, hand-painted visuals and subtle point-and-click mechanics. Using rotoscoped animation and watercolor art, the game blends narrative and visual storytelling in a unique, deeply personal way. Though minimal in gameplay, every interaction carries emotional weight, making it a heartfelt reflection on memory, loss, and the beauty of everyday life. It’s not for those seeking action, but for players open to unconventional storytelling, it’s a powerful, unforgettable experience.
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Earthion is a love letter to the golden age of 16-bit shooters. Developed by Ancient and composed by the legendary Yuzo Koshiro, it delivers tight controls, stunning pixel art, and an unforgettable synth soundtrack. Its upgrade system adds real depth to classic shoot ’em up gameplay, balancing accessibility and challenge. Short but perfectly crafted, Earthion proves that pure design and style still matter more than photorealism.
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Two Point Museum rappresenta un’evoluzione della formula Two Point, migliorando il modello gestionale e offrendo una maggiore profondità economica rispetto ai capitoli precedenti. Nonostante qualche semplificazione, rimane un titolo divertente e coinvolgente, perfetto per chi ama il genere e desidera un’esperienza accessibile ma ricca di contenuti.
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Spindle delivers a poetic pixel-art journey where Death and a loyal pig face a world that refuses to die. Its melancholic beauty, heartfelt storytelling, and charming design make it an indie gem.
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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 brings back the thrill of classic arcade skating with fluid gameplay, gorgeous level design, and creative new modes. While some design choices—especially around THPS 4—may disappoint longtime fans, the overall experience remains a highly enjoyable tribute to the golden age of skateboarding games.
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Stray is an adventure that aims to engage with its story and fascinating world rather than complex gameplay mechanics. Perfect for those seeking a short, atmospheric experience, the Nintendo Switch port retains the game's magic, making it a recommended choice for portable console lovers.
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Tales of Graces F Remastered unites the best of the past with improvements for modern players. Despite some age-related limitations, it's a must-play for JRPG fans and an interesting choice for those looking to discover a classic. With its engaging combat system and timeless story, it remains a cornerstone in the JRPG scene.
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PGA Tour 2K25 improves on its predecessor with better graphics and more content. However, the absence of key players and some menu navigation issues hold it back. The new control system is intriguing but demands patience, while diverse modes and cross-play integration make it a strong choice for virtual golf fans.
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Strange Antiquities expands the world of Undermere with a deeper identification system, clever puzzles, and a haunting atmosphere. Building on the foundations of Strange Horticulture, it offers more variety, refined mechanics, and meaningful player choices. A slightly weak Italian localization holds it back, but for fans of narrative-driven puzzle games, this is a must-play.
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Atelier Ryza Secret Trilogy Deluxe Pack is one of the best ways to step into the series. It offers three complete JRPGs, a refined alchemy system, and an excellent third chapter that stands out. A few technical limitations persist, but overall it’s a solid and worthwhile package for newcomers.
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A charming co-op puzzle game where two hands work together to solve creative challenges. Short but heartfelt, All Hands on Deck delivers pure joy and clever teamwork in a colorful indie package.
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G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra is a game that lives off nostalgia and simplicity. For fans of the franchise and classic beat 'em ups, it's a must-play that brings back the glory days of the past. However, for those seeking a deeper or more innovative experience, the game may not meet expectations. It remains a fun title, perfect for evenings with friends and for those who want to relive the adrenaline of '80s arcades.
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Taito Milestones 3 is a nostalgic celebration, offering a genuine journey into the golden age of arcades. The game selection is among the best in the series, with classics like Bubble Bobble and Rastan Saga standing out for quality and replayability. However, the lack of extra content and modern improvements limits its appeal to a broader audience.
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Moons of Darsalon knows exactly what it wants to offer: a modern experience inspired by retro gaming. However, this nature makes it a niche product, not suitable for all players. The high difficulty, unreliable AI, and some technical limits might discourage less patient players. On the other hand, those who love challenges and references to '80s classics will find a small independent gem in this game.
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Forever Skies offers a calm, atmospheric take on the survival genre. While it doesn’t reinvent the wheel, it delivers a satisfying loop of exploration, crafting, and progression — all centered around a well-designed airship that feels like a true companion. It lacks technical polish and suffers from repetitive environments, but its mood, pacing, and accessibility make it a worthy experience for those seeking a slower, more meditative survival journey.
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MotoGP 25 is a solid step forward for Milestone’s racing series, offering a deeper career mode, improved bike physics, and the fun new Race Off mode. While AI and realism still need polishing, it’s the best entry point yet for newcomers and a worthy update for fans.
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The Edge of Allegoria is a retro turn-based RPG filled with dark humor and satire. Its weapon mastery system is clever, though balance issues and grinding keep it from greatness.
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Football Manager 2026 marks a bold step forward for the series with its new Unity engine, official Premier League license, and the long-awaited inclusion of women’s football. The tactical depth remains unmatched, offering incredible control over every aspect of management. However, technical issues, UI confusion, and missing features at launch prevent it from achieving perfection. Still, it’s the most ambitious and realistic entry yet — essential for dedicated football strategists.
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Spirit Mancer captures attention with its artistic style and frantic combat but lacks innovation in later stages. The narrative, despite a good start, remains flat, and the card system has the potential to be much deeper. Hack-and-slash fans will appreciate it, but it doesn't stand out compared to other games in the genre.
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Despite its flaws, VED has the potential to captivate with a thoughtful combat system and noticeable graphic style. However, the subpar plot and dialogue prevent the game from shining as it should. The overall experience, unfortunately, ends up being more forgettable than it deserves.
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