Serial Cleaners features quirky characters you’ll simply fall in love with. The game is fresh and entertaining. Even as the difficulty ramps up, you’ll still enjoy sneaking past guards, destroying evidence, and—most of all—vacuuming up blood (it just has a certain charm, even in the snow). Plus, the constant strategizing will keep your brain engaged. Add to that some laid-back jazz-inspired music and a mafia boss, and you’re in for a treat. So grab your vacuum and head out to clean up the streets of New York.
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I played Someday You’ll Return as soon as it came out. I bought the special edition and was already thrilled with it back then. A psychological horror game set in places I know and can actually visit is just amazing. And what’s this improved version like? For me personally, it’s even better, more dynamic, scarier—all of that is complemented by new puzzles, an ending, and lovely music. I have no choice but to happily recommend this game to you. So hurry up and head to the Moravian forests to save Stela.
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Another game set in the Cthulhu universe feels like something a dog and a cat might have cooked up. It’s a fleeting distraction that’s quickly replaced by boredom. Although it has an interesting concept, it leaves you wondering why it was released in the first place. I think the coming months will show whether the developers will fill the game with enough interesting content, or whether it will fade into obscurity.
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Lil Gator is a short, charming game with a main story that lasts just under four hours. You’ll definitely love exploring every corner of the island and making new friends. We all have to grow up eventually, but Lil Gator is a wonderful reminder of why we should never completely stop being kids.
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Castle Morihisa is a real visual gem. The controls are simple and easy to grasp. My only criticism of this game is that when you finish it, you get points that are completely useless (you can’t buy anything with them or unlock anything new). Your only satisfaction, then, is that you’ve successfully finished the game. Then you can pick another character and try again.
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This game is definitely for all H. P. Lovecraft fans, but others are sure to find something to enjoy here as well. That might include puzzles of varying difficulty that will take you longer than you expected and really make you think. Horror lovers will certainly appreciate the terrifying atmosphere, the well-crafted story, a few good jump scares, and monsters that literally step out of your nightmares. The mysterious atmosphere of this enigmatic island is enhanced by music that evokes a sense of anxiety and paints a picture of the all-encompassing horror that surrounds you. The graphics are absolutely incredible. You feel as if you’re standing there, with the sea breeze about to brush your face at any moment. Everything here is gloomy and dark—simply Lovecraftian.
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Home Sweet Home is a horror game that will give you quite a few good scares. However, there are also moments when you’ll just have had enough of the game. For me personally, that was the sound of Bellino’s saw—it’s going to haunt me for weeks to come. If you love folklore, legends, and mysterious stories, and you want to get really scared in the process, Home Sweet Home is just for you. So don’t wait—go help Tim save his beloved Jane.
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The Last Spell is definitely not the easiest game, but every time you fail, you’ll come back a little more experienced and even more determined to succeed this time. With six difficulty levels, this game is perfect even for the most die-hard hardcore gamers. Take on the role of a leader and save the world from destruction.
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Anglerfish was a very pleasant surprise. I love its art style and sense of humor. It always managed to surprise me with something new, whether it was a different way to die or some small twist. By the end, I was actually sad that it was over. I definitely recommend this game.
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Personally, I can’t recommend Priest Simulator highly enough. It caught my attention with its original, if unconventional, concept. It’s definitely a wild ride that shouldn’t be missing from your game library. The game teaches you how to become the best vampire Christian priest, and it’s packed with dark humor and an incredible soundtrack. And remember, as one good book says: “The only good Satanist is a dead Satanist.” Now just put on your gloves and let’s get to it.
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Corpse Keeper offers a truly unique gameplay experience that will keep you engaged, but unfortunately, it’s not for everyone (especially if you’re a complete newcomer to the Souls series). For me, as a newcomer, it felt quite confusing, disorienting, and above all, really very difficult. In my humble opinion, the developers should fine-tune the mechanics a bit more for new players and add a slightly more polished soundtrack. As an indie game, however, it has already shown great potential and a significant challenge in early access. I’m looking forward to seeing how it develops in the future.
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What else can I say to wrap things up? Peppa Pig: World Adventures is designed for the youngest kids. There are plenty of fun things for them to do and see. Everything in the game is simple, yet features a varied design, so it will undoubtedly keep kids entertained for hours on end. I highly recommend it to parents with children, because playing together is much more fun. So don’t forget to put on your rubber boots and head out into the muddy puddles with Peppa Pig.
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This captivating story, Burnhouse Lane, explores death, friendship, and unwavering hope. The game will shock you, terrify you, and make you think. Even if things don’t turn out the way you hoped, you’ll want to play it again and again. So don’t hesitate to dive into this wonderfully unsettling supernatural adventure full of cats. Plus, you get to listen to Davey Cadaver for hours on end, and that alone makes it worth it.
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Nightmare of Decay is a tribute to classic survival games from the 90s. If, like me, you grew up playing games like Resident Evil, you’re sure to enjoy this title. It offers a nostalgic experience for older players, while younger players might find it a fresh challenge. Grab your shotgun and go take on the zombies.
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If you enjoy games that involve investigation and really make you think, I definitely recommend playing Return of the Obra Dinn—you’ll love it. The game takes about eight to twelve hours to complete. You can look forward to a perfectly written story that you’ll definitely enjoy. I also can’t forget to mention the book, which, in my opinion, is both very helpful and beautifully designed.
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Martha is Dead does full justice to the psychological horror genre, offering a truly immersive experience. You’ll definitely find innovative storytelling here, with a determination to push boundaries—though this game is definitely not for the faint of heart. It features beautifully crafted environments and a perfect soundtrack that enhances the dark atmosphere. The player constantly balances between reality and Giulia’s dark thoughts. But you’ll have to find out for yourself which way the scales tip.
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Strange Horticulture is the perfect game to unwind with on a rainy day. With its engaging gameplay mechanics, intriguing and playful puzzles, and the well-crafted mysteries of the town of Undermere and its inhabitants, you’ll want to play it over and over again. Do you love plants and solving mysteries? Then don’t hesitate to try Strange Horticulture, which uniquely and beautifully combines these two things.
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Hidden Deep is already a great game, even though it’s still in early access. It has a terrifying atmosphere, paired with music that keeps you on edge the whole time. The physics in the game are fantastic, though I have to admit that in most cases I ended up killing myself—I didn’t even need the aliens to do it. I’m looking forward to seeing what surprises the game has in store for us once it’s fully completed.
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Kitaria Fables is an adorable game featuring a kitten trying to save the world. It’s cheerful, playful, and relaxing. While some battles can be challenging, you can take a break and unwind with some farming. If you love cute animals, a bit of action, and farming, this game is perfect for you. Let’s join Nyanza in raising our sword to save all the animals and restore peace to Kitaria.
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Source of Madness may still be in early access, but I’m really enjoying it nonetheless. I like that it always presents a new challenge in the form of new monsters and different environments. Personally, I’m really looking forward to the next acts, which I hope will be released as soon as possible. If you’re a fan of Lovecraft, you definitely shouldn’t miss this game—it has a lot of potential.
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