All in all, we’d like to recommend Shinobi: Art of Vengeance once again. But this time, we’re addressing players who’ve just bought a Nintendo Switch 2 (or who already own one but are hesitating to buy the game). The gameplay is very smooth, and it’s a great title that will keep you entertained for a good 10 to 12 hours.
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I conclude this review of Kalanoro with the firm impression that this is a small-scale adventure with plenty of personality. It doesn’t set out to revolutionize the genre, but rather to offer a simple and fun experience. Its greatest strength lies in the combination of platforming, combat, music, and humor—elements that feel accessible right from the very first minutes. Some aspects could be more in-depth, and certain moments feel a bit too simple, but Kalanoro knows exactly what it wants to offer. It’s a colorful, lighthearted, and unique adventure that stands out for its personality and its quirky atmosphere.
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Sniper Dan is, in short, a small, simple, and unique game. It hasn't changed my life, but it has provided me with some pretty fun moments and, above all, something that's a bit out of the ordinary. If you like hidden-object games, laid-back titles, or are simply looking for something different to play a few rounds of, it's worth giving it a try.
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I think it's one of those games that's hard to recommend in general because it sticks to a very specific formula. Its open world, archery, mythological creatures, stealth, exploration, and great soundtrack are a combination unlike anything else out there. And in an industry that tends to copy ideas, that’s worth mentioning. But it also has its flaws. Navigation can be confusing, the AI is inconsistent, and there are several technical issues. Plus, the combat doesn’t always live up to the standard set by the game’s best ideas.
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Silent Hill: Townfall takes the series in a different direction without losing its identity. Its focus on stealth, oppressive atmosphere and constant tension makes St. Amelia a genuinely unsettling place to explore. 2.
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Brokenlore Don’t Lie follows in the footsteps of the studio’s previous works and delivers a very short indie game that relies primarily on atmosphere and visuals. With sparse gameplay and a lack of new ideas, anyone interested should give it a try for its story and message—and because what they’ve seen in the trailers has caught their attention. If you’re looking for gameplay that will hook you, you won’t find it here. But if you’re someone who enjoys a great atmosphere and decent horror, you should give Brokenlore Don’t Lie a try.
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I’m left with the feeling that this is a game with good ideas, but one that fails to realise its full potential. Its setting is one of its greatest strengths, particularly the design of the villa, the soundscape and the reinterpretation of Dante’s Inferno. I also think it’s a good move for ONE-O-ONE GAMES to focus on psychological horror rather than combat and cheap scares. On the other hand, however, the gameplay feels far too limited. As well as issues with pacing, the puzzles are uneven
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It’s time, then, to draw our conclusions from this review of LEGO Batman: Legacy of The Dark Knight, stating that this is a game we highly recommend. It doesn’t break any new ground in terms of gameplay, but everything it does, it does very well. As much fun as all LEGO games are, this is the closest we’ve come in years to a new game in the Arkham series. Recommended for all LEGO fans, Batman fans, or anyone who loves open-world action-adventure games.
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Twisted Tower is a great shooter that makes the most of its excellent audiovisuals to deliver a highly entertaining game which isn’t just a feast for the eyes, but is also great fun to play. Given that you haven’t come here for the story and are looking for a game with highly competitive PvP that will give you a few hours’ worth of fun, Twisted Tower is a safe bet for shooter fans. And if you’re someone who enjoys a macabre atmosphere and striking audiovisuals, you absolutely must play Twisted Tower. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
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If you’re someone who enjoys gacha mechanics but hates the monetisation and the commitment they entail, DragonSword: Awakening is here to offer you the best of its combat and exploration systems without having to rely on microtransactions or battle passes
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This is a very promising debut for Adventure Works. It doesn’t break new ground within the genre, but it manages to create a charming, entertaining adventure with a very distinct identity, thanks to its setting, its humour and its constant journey through different historical periods
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Whether you’re a fan of the franchise or have never really got to grips with any of the games in the series, I think *Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced* is one of those games you simply have to play if you’re at all into stealth and a massive open world where you can lose yourself and explore for hundreds of hours.
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Deer & Boy is a heartfelt indie adventure that proves emotional storytelling doesn't need grand spectacle. Its charming visuals, gentle gameplay and touching relationship between its two protagonists leave a lasting impression.
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Windswept captures the magic of the golden age of platformers with tight controls, gorgeous pixel art and rewarding level design. A must-play for fans of classic 2D adventures.
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Crushed in Time is one of the most inventive point-and-click adventures in recent years, blending clever puzzles, meta-humor and elastic mechanics into an experience that's consistently surprising.
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Directive 8020 feels like Supermassive Games’ most ambitious and refined project yet, blending cinematic horror storytelling with stronger gameplay mechanics inspired by survival horror classics. Its gripping sci-fi narrative, meaningful choices and expanded stealth systems breathe new life into the formula.
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Replaced blends cinematic pixel art with a dystopian cyberpunk world inspired by Blade Runner. Its engaging atmosphere, fluid combat and strong audiovisual presentation make it memorable, even if repetitive mechanics and minor technical issues prevent it from reaching its full potential.
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Rumbral successfully captures the atmosphere and puzzle-platforming essence of games like Limbo and Inside while introducing its own clever dimension-shifting mechanic. Although short and occasionally imprecise in its controls, it remains an enjoyable indie experience with plenty of personality.
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