Marcos del Amo
Pulsatrix Studios builds an immersive horror experience in A.I.L.A, with several “games” inside the game itself, clever puzzles and an atmosphere that blurs the line between reality and fiction. It looks impressive, but animations and performance still need polish.
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Everdark: Undead Apocalypse is a short, direct retro FPS focused on surviving vampires while carefully managing ammo, healing items and resources. It works as a classic tribute, although its limited art direction and small enemy variety reduce its personality.
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Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny works as a family-friendly, charming and accessible ARPG, built around familiar heroes, multiplayer fun and plenty of humour. Its structure can become repetitive and a little too simple, but as a Nickelodeon tribute it feels genuinely endearing.
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Sucess Corp leans on nostalgia with Sonic Wings Reunion, a direct, casual game that works best in short sessions. The pilots, unlockables and classic soundtrack options add appeal, although the overall experience does not seem built to keep players hooked for long.
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Pac-Man World 2 Re-PAC brings back a classic 3D platformer with simple mechanics, varied biomes and a well-balanced difficulty curve. It does show its age, but remains fun, accessible and highly replayable thanks to challenges, minigames and collectibles.
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Seethingswarm and Pretty Soon deliver a bold, charming and enjoyable indie that manages to tell a lot without words, relying on images, grunts and music. Its pixel art can feel rough, but the world still feels lively and adventurous.
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Skygard Arena blends turn-based strategy with MOBA elements in a very enjoyable tactical base, where skills, synergies and map control genuinely matter. It is challenging without feeling hostile, although it does not fully exploit all its potential after Early Access.
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Crinkle Cut Games delivers a life and management sim with more bite than it first suggests, mixing commerce, odd neighbours and environmental dilemmas. Its pixel art and soundtrack work very well, but it needs more content to reach its full potential.
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Terminator: Dark Fate - Defiance stands out thanks to its campaign, meaningful choices and constant feeling of being outmatched by the machines. Some AI and pathfinding issues hold it back, but deep strategy, strong atmosphere and a solid soundtrack make it worthwhile.
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Armored Brigade II is a complex, tactical wargame packed with content, clearly aimed at players who enjoy uncompromising military planning. Its campaigns, historical units and 3D maps offer real depth, although the steep learning curve and English-only text make it hard to access.
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Gaucho and the Grassland is a charming and relaxed life sim, built around construction, livestock and Latin American mythology. Its world conveys calm, humour and respect for tradition, although the endgame becomes repetitive and somewhat confusing.
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Rebel Transmute shines when it mixes platforming, exploration and upgrades within a familiar metroidvania structure, with echoes of Metroid and Hollow Knight. The result is enjoyable and visually appealing, but basic enemies can feel too aggressive and frustrating.
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Dvora Studios delivers with Vambrace: Dungeon Monarch a much stronger game than it first appears, with distinct factions, fast battles and constant tactical decisions. The story takes time to unfold, but its twists and consequences make it increasingly absorbing.
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