Valor Mortis blends first person souls-like combat, fluid parkour and supernatural abilities into a dark, atmospheric reimagining of the Napoleonic wars. Its striking world, creative environmental interactions and engaging combat make for a memorable experience, despite some technical issues and a few forgettable boss fights. In the end, Valor Mortis proves to be a promising and distinctive souls-like with plenty of potential for the future projects.
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Silent Hill: Townfall delivers a beautifully atmospheric psychological horror experience filled with intriguing puzzles, disturbing enemies, excellent sound design, and a wonderfully crafted world. St. Amelia is easily one of the game's strongest elements, while its story rewards players who enjoy piecing together mysteries and uncovering hidden details. However, despite its strengths, Townfall struggles to capture the deeper psychological identity that made the original Silent Hill games so memorable.
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The Alighieri's Circle: Dante's Bloodline is a short and atmospheric walking simulator inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy. With its beautiful environments, intriguing story, exploration, and puzzle solving, the game offers a memorable journey through a visually striking interpretation of hell.
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Mortal Shell II takes everything that made the original intriguing and expands it into a bigger, darker, and far more ambitious Soulslike experience. With brutal combat, fascinating lore, memorable bosses, and a beautifully grotesque world begging to be explored, this is Mortal Shell finally reaching its full potential.
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The Mound: Omen Of Cthulhu is a Lovecraftian co-op extraction horror game that sends up to four players into a hostile wilderness in search of treasure. With unpredictable enemies, hallucinations, changing environments and an ever-growing sense of danger, every expedition becomes a fight between greed and survival. While the experience truly shines with friends, its perfectly haunting atmosphere and clever mechanics make every journey into the unknown worth the risk
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D-Topia is a thought-provoking puzzle adventure set in a seemingly perfect AI-controlled society. As Facility Mechanic No. 046, you solve puzzles, build relationships, and help residents face difficult moral dilemmas. Behind its relaxing routines and charming visuals lies a deeper story about empathy, freedom, imperfection, and what it truly means to be human.
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After years of waiting for a new adventure, Digimon Story: Time Stranger arrives with a fresh story, a deep evolution system, and countless Digimon waiting to be discovered. Combining nostalgia with modern RPG mechanics, this latest entry invites both longtime fans and newcomers to experience a journey filled with exploration, strategy, and unforgettable battles.
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With its beautiful atmosphere, emotional story and unique perspective of a cat, Stray still remains one of the most special indie games in recent years. Thanks to the Nintendo Switch 2 version, this is the perfect opportunity to dive into this unforgettable adventure for the first time or even return to it once again.
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Voidling Bound is a third person sci-fi action adventure game in which you play as a Space Wrangler, controlling and evolving alien creatures known as Voidlings to combat a galactic infection threatening humanity. The game focuses on collecting, mutating, and extensively customizing your Voidlings, while combining missions, combat, and progression across a variety of planets. Although some missions can feel repetitive, the combat, the Voidlings' design, and the countless ways to upgrade and enhance them make for an engaging experience.
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WILL: Follow The Light is a beautifully crafted narrative adventure that combines stunning landscapes, a melancholic atmosphere and an emotional story about loss, memories and eventual healing. While the gameplay and puzzles are fairly simple, the game's wonderful soundtrack and excellent story will leave a lasting impression long after the journey ends.
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Bubsy 4D feels like a chaotic love letter to old-school platformers, blending exaggerated humour, nostalgic PS1/PS2-style visuals, and constantly shifting mechanics into something deliberately messy yet strangely cohesive. It may not always be polished, but its charm and playful energy make it a memorable, endearing return for a franchise that thrives on controlled chaos and silly jokes.
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Luna Abyss blends fast, chaotic combat with heavy platforming and evolving traversal abilities, while the game pushes you deeper into a biomechanical world filled with secrets. Beyond its intense gameplay, it stands out for its philosophical undertones about suffering and meaning, its BLAME-inspired visual design, strong voice acting, and a story that slowly transforms from a prison mission into something far more existential and disturbing.
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Call of the Elder Gods is a confident and carefully crafted sequel that builds on the strengths of its predecessor, while delivering a rich Lovecraftian puzzle adventure rooted in strong atmosphere and smart design. While it occasionally struggles with pacing and cohesion, it remains a rewarding experience for all of those players who enjoy thoughtful, narrative-driven exploration.
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