Oscar Martín
Windswept captures the magic of the golden age of platformers with tight controls, gorgeous pixel art and rewarding level design. A must-play for fans of classic 2D adventures.
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Crushed in Time is one of the most inventive point-and-click adventures in recent years, blending clever puzzles, meta-humor and elastic mechanics into an experience that's consistently surprising.
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Directive 8020 feels like Supermassive Games’ most ambitious and refined project yet, blending cinematic horror storytelling with stronger gameplay mechanics inspired by survival horror classics. Its gripping sci-fi narrative, meaningful choices and expanded stealth systems breathe new life into the formula.
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Replaced blends cinematic pixel art with a dystopian cyberpunk world inspired by Blade Runner. Its engaging atmosphere, fluid combat and strong audiovisual presentation make it memorable, even if repetitive mechanics and minor technical issues prevent it from reaching its full potential.
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Rumbral successfully captures the atmosphere and puzzle-platforming essence of games like Limbo and Inside while introducing its own clever dimension-shifting mechanic. Although short and occasionally imprecise in its controls, it remains an enjoyable indie experience with plenty of personality.
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