Selenge Buçak's Reviews
The Prisoner shifts REANIMAL's horror from darkness to firelight. New mechanics breathe life into the formula, but the first chapter of three feels more like a promise than a payoff.
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Clock Tower: Rewind is a loving tribute to one of horror gaming's most important origins. WayForward's archival extras elevate the package, but the gameplay itself carries every one of its thirty years — for better and worse.
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Smart, chaotic, and unlike anything else in the genre. But one game mode, netcode that buckles under pressure, and a thin progression loop keep Kiln from being the breakout hit it could have been.
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More interactive film than traditional game, Mixtape uses 27 licensed songs as narrative architecture. Mechanically thin but emotionally rich, it captures the fragile magic of youth's final moments beautifully.
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The monsters in Silent Hill f aren't invented - they're revealed. That distinction makes all the difference. A mechanically uneven but thematically powerful entry that earns its place in the franchise.
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The House of Hikmah could use more polish. What it does not lack is sincerity. Lunacy Studios' debut wraps grief and Islamic Golden Age wisdom into a puzzle-platformer that resonates well beyond its short runtime.
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The Dark Eye lets you live Poe's tales through the eyes of both killer and victim. After 30 years, it's back on Steam with a new name. But is this nightmare still unsettling?
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Hugh and Diana’s journey on a lunar station is a compelling sci-fi story built around loneliness, artificial intelligence, and the human connection.
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With Kevin Penkin’s compositions and its dreamlike visual language, OPUS: Prism Peak becomes one of the year’s standout indie titles.
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Is our home a safe haven or a trap? No, I'm not a Human leaves that question unanswered for exactly 14 nights.
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What would it be like to experience the Biblical narrative in the Holy Land? I Am Jesus Christ answers this unconventional question in a way never tried before.
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The Crimson Butterfly returns. Are you ready to uncover the dark secrets of Minakami Village in Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake?
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Reclaim! Azhe-giiwewining turns language and culture into gameplay mechanics in this unusual indie title.
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Edmund McMillen's 14-year project Mewgenics combines cat genetics and tactical combat. A 500-hour deep experience awaits you.
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A 3D horror experience from the creators of Little Nightmares: Reanimal. Does it push the genre forward with cinematic atmosphere and co-op mechanics?
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Grasshopper's first independent game searches for lost love across multiverses. Suda51's vision merges manga, stop-motion, and Shakespeare.
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The Vessel is on the verge of shutting down. The android’s forgotten past and the ship’s secrets await you. Get ready to lose yourself in a labyrinth where each section represents a different organ.
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Doctor seeks immortality. Town drowns in plague. 12 days remain. Pathologic 3: time travel, mental collapse, ethical dilemmas.
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If you miss the arcade machines of your childhood, Terminator 2D greets you with pixels, explosions, and pure action.
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After 13 years of waiting, Routine is finally here. This lunar horror game captivates with its atmosphere and 80s retro design.
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