Toy Story: Retro Roundup is built on nostalgia, not a new story or a modern remake, but a box of memories with the same graphics, controls, and limitations of the past. It revives the classic animation feel and gameplay with touches like an old TV and visual filters. Yes, the stiff controls can be frustrating, but that's part of the old-school charm. Ultimately, its value lies in bringing back an old experience rather than delivering a new one, made for those who want to relive a piece of gaming history.
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"It must be said that The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival is a worthwhile title; despite lacking a fresh, new narrative, it manages to carve out a coherent path for itself in its story mode, and its gameplay offers a varied and engaging experience, so much so that the game's pixel art design doesn't feel out of place or inconsistent with The Walking Dead universe and is well received by its audience. While the absence of the Walker Pit mode in the standard edition and the short length of the story for a $20 standard-edition title are undeniable flaws, overall, The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival keeps its audience properly entertained for its roughly two-and-a-half hours of gameplay."
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Lego Batman: The Legacy of The Dark Knight blends sharp humor, excellent writing, rich combat, and a beautifully crafted Lego Gotham into a wildly entertaining experience that shouldn't be underestimated.
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Skautfold: Moonless Knight may not be outstanding, but it clearly had the potential to be. Its engaging story, atmospheric music, striking art, and Metroidvania-style gameplay offer an enjoyable experience though narrative and combat flaws hold it back from reaching its full potential. Still, it's worth a try for fans of indie Metroidvanias.
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