Syberia Remastered is a well-crafted remake that builds on a strong original, giving it a much-needed facelift and a more modern look. It’s just a pity about the numerous bugs and technical issues that detract from an otherwise very good impression.
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Simon the Sorcerer Origins is an unnecessary sequel that brings nothing new to the series. It’s saved mainly by its appealing visuals, fairy-tale atmosphere, short playtime, and the occasional well-executed joke.
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Fading Serenades is an enjoyable little bite-sized experience, but it quickly becomes quite repetitive, and its higher price doesn’t do it any favors either. Still, it offers a few reasons why it might be worth giving a chance—especially when it’s on sale.
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The Outer Worlds 2 builds on its predecessor and noticeably sharpens it. It’s simply a fun, satirical ride that fans of Obsidian and solid RPGs just can’t afford to miss.
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Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken is an interesting genre hybrid that hides a highly atmospheric and entertaining game within. Unfortunately, it sometimes ends up tripping over its own feet.
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The Lacerator is a dream come true for all fans of horror and crazy B-movies. It’s a game made with love for the genre, and despite its obviously smaller budget and technical shortcomings, it has tremendous charm.
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Trails in the Sky i an ideal entry point into one of the best JRPG sagas currently available. If you enjoy stories that focus primarily on characters and their inner depth, you definitely can’t go wrong here.
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Sushi Ben is a pleasant little bite-sized experience that can entertain, and if you’re in the mood for a feel-good game, it’s definitely worth a try. Just be wary of the repetitiveness and the weaker content outside the main story.
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Kodaka has delivered one of the best visual novels of recent years. Shuten Order brims with creativity and playfulness, making it a must-play both for fans and for newcomers to the genre.
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Unfortunately, despite all the effort and a long, difficult development, we ultimately ended up with a rather half-baked project. The effort is most visible in the combat system, but it is stifled by the dullness and monotony of everything else.
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Casebook 1899 – The Leipzig Murders is a very pleasant detective story for a chilly evening, with lighthearted and amusing twists. It’s true that the game sometimes loses its pace, but it’s still an easygoing little snack.
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Not all elements are polished to perfection, but even so, Carnival is a solid piece of work with replay value, excellent atmosphere, well-chosen pacing, and above all, a love for the genre.
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If you love old-school adventure games packed with humor and heart, Wildwood Down is one you definitely shouldn’t miss. It offers around ten hours of fun with a great main character, an entertaining world, and unforgettable characters.
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Despite its flaws, it is a hidden gem among CRPG titles that every fan of the genre—and of dark magic in general—should play. Beneath its unassuming visuals lies a well-written story and over 40 hours of necromantic fun.
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The Drifter is a stylish pulp ride that, despite a few stumbles, delivers an excellent adventure experience with fantastic visuals.
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Last Report is a short but intense horror bite, set in the unique environment of a national park, offering a fresh twist on the Papers, Please-style formula.
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Return to Ash is a pleasant little bite-sized piece that opens up important themes in a sensitively melancholic way.
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Despite occasionally tedious dialogues and a sometimes forced push for absurdity at all costs, Date Everything! is an original visual novel with quality voice acting and heart.
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Finnish Cottage 8 is a pleasant twist on a familiar puzzle concept wrapped in a horror setting – an ideal choice for fans of shorter logic-horror experiences.
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Despite some stumbles and high ambitions, the creators of The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy ultimately succeeded in delivering a strong, twist-filled visual novel that no fan of the genre should miss.
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