The Coalition delivers a visually breathtaking and atmospherically uncompromising action epic that takes the series back to its brutal roots through the raw story of a young Marcus and Dom. Despite occasional recycling of urban environments and minor pacing hiccups, it is an absolute triumph of the cover-shooter genre and an unforgettable ride that no gamer should miss.
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Truckful is a fantastic driving adventure that hides an unexpectedly dark and mysterious heart beneath its sunny, charming visuals. Transporting its eccentric inhabitants and their heavy equipment across challenging terrain is a real test of skill, driven by an excellent story that culminates in a brilliant cliffhanger. The perfect game for two or three atmospheric evenings.
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WheelMates is an inventive cooperative platformer set in a giant house, offering excellent level design and requiring constant collaboration between both players. However, the overall driving experience is severely undermined by the poor and unpredictable vehicle controls and a restless camera. At launch, the game was also plagued by frequent and frustrating crashes to desktop, making it worth waiting until the developers have fully polished the technical side of the game through patches.
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Hubert delivers an immensely original, atmospheric, and emotionally engaging adventure from a dog's perspective, held back from reaching its full potential only by outdated technical aspects and a relatively short runtime that prevents its gameplay mechanics from being explored to their fullest.
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Valor Mortis does an excellent job of bringing the soulslike genre into a first-person perspective, and its dark Napoleonic atmosphere immediately draws you in. Its excellent and addictive combat system, packed with parrying, is unfortunately let down by poor optimization, frustrating checkpoints, and repetitive enemies. Despite these flaws, it remains an incredibly original and intense action game that fans of challenging games shouldn't miss.
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Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival is driven by its uncompromising mature atmosphere, the oppressive transformations of the Labyrinth, and the excellent combat synergy between gunplay and the abilities of the hellish puzzle box.
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Nivalis Nights is one of the biggest gaming surprises of the year. ION LANDS have created an incredibly vibrant cyberpunk city with addictive business management, brilliantly written characters, and an immersive atmosphere. While the initial impression was somewhat marred by the lack of DLSS support and poor optimization, the developers have made noticeable strides forward thanks to three major updates released shortly after launch. If you’re looking for a deep sci-fi life simulator, this voxel-crafted beauty will swallow you whole.
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Mexican Ninja is a lightning-fast roguelike beat ’em up with fantastic visuals and unapologetic humor. A great combat system and creative bosses are held back only by occasional on-screen chaos and a somewhat lengthy grind.
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Box Knight is a straightforward and fun roguelike brawler with visuals inspired by South Park that does an excellent job of parodying corporate stereotypes. Although the combat eventually devolves into repetitive button mashing and the campaign takes only around 5 to 7 hours to complete, the overall experience is significantly salvaged by an excellent gameplay twist after encountering the First Knight, the bonus Horde Mode, and the well-executed local co-op. If you need a quick way to blow off some pent-up work stress, this is an ideal little treat.
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Duskfade is a beautifully crafted modern tribute to classic old-school 3D platformers, offering gorgeous worlds, fluid movement, and inventive boss fights. Unfortunately, the otherwise excellent gameplay experience is held back considerably by uneven pacing, with the most fun mechanic — grinding along edges — not unlocking until the very end of the game. Despite its predictable story and occasional technical hiccups, however, it remains a solid and engaging adventure that fans of the genre shouldn’t miss.
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The Blood of Dawnwalker is a triumphant and uncompromising action RPG that brilliantly combines mature storytelling with ferocious vampire gameplay. The contrast between the human day and the monstrous night works flawlessly, while the breathtaking city of Svartrau will captivate you from the very first moment. If the developers manage to iron out the inconsistent optimization with a Day One patch, we have an undeniable Game of the Year contender on our hands.
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Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is an incredibly immersive and tactically deep asymmetric simulator that, despite its more limited selection of weapons and occasional visual chaos in the impenetrable jungle, delivers excellent technical performance and an unparalleled team-based experience for any well-coordinated squad.
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The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu is a fascinating anomaly. If you have a regular group of friends, love Lovecraft, and don't mind rough technical edges or the occasional unfair slap from the game's design, you'll experience some of the most intense horror moments of the year in its jungle setting. However, for solo players and those looking for a polished experience, it's difficult to recommend in its current state. The potential is enormous, but the execution falls frustratingly short.
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REANIMAL is undoubtedly an exceptional horror experience and essential viewing for anyone who appreciates unsettling, artistically crafted storytelling.
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It is an incredibly charming independent project that shows how even a small studio can create a world with enough depth and aesthetic strength to stand alongside gaming legends. It perfectly understands why people loved Half-Life, giving you the feeling of being in the middle of a vast, mysterious adventure. Unfortunately, all of its strengths are currently buried under technical rough edges. If you do not mind the occasional restart, can tolerate technical bugs, and are looking for an atmospheric story-driven shooter for a couple of evenings, you will not regret picking it up.
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Dread Delusion is a fascinating and atmospheric indie RPG that captures the spirit of old-school exploration, offering a strange, psychedelic world full of meaningful choices, deep lore, and unforgettable visual identity, even if its combat lacks real depth.
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Bobo Bay is a dream come true for players who have desperately missed a complex, deep, and well-developed breeding system in modern games, reminiscent of the Chao Garden from the classic Sonic Adventure.
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WILL: Follow The Light is an ambitious game that had all the makings of an indie gem. However, its excellent yacht-sailing simulation and breathtaking wilderness visuals are dragged down by an underdeveloped story, frustratingly repetitive puzzles, poor voice acting, technical issues, and unattractive character models.
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Last Flag is a bold and stylish multiplayer shooter with a fantastic 1970s game show presentation, clever tactical flag-hiding mechanics, and an excellent soundtrack. Its core ideas are genuinely strong, but the lack of active players, long matchmaking times, and limited map selection make it much harder to enjoy unless you already have a full group of friends ready to play.
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Sudden Strike 5 is a strong return for fans of tactical World War II strategy, offering massive battles, deep logistics, atmospheric presentation, and plenty of operational freedom. Its high difficulty, lack of guidance, and occasional pathfinding issues make it a tough recommendation for newcomers, but for genre veterans, it delivers exactly the kind of demanding experience the series is known for.
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