Vladimír Rusnák
Dreadline Express is a very pleasant horror surprise that can be recommended to all fans of Lovecraftian games. This train may not travel through the bitter cold of winter, but the journey itself is certainly capable of leaving a lasting impression.
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Allogloom is a beautiful dark fairy tale that feels like a story straight out of Tim Burton’s imagination. It also features a cast of memorable characters who make the overall gaming experience even more powerful and immersive.
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The long wait has paid off, and Nighthawks is one of the most remarkable indie experiences of the year. It takes a fairly original approach to vampire fiction, showing us that humans and vampires can coexist in the same world without their relationship having to revolve solely around hunting and persecution.
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Polda 5.5 is an entertaining adventure game that finally answers a question many of us have been asking. However, you can also sense that we may soon have to say a proper goodbye to the character of Pankrác.
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Radiotext is a very solid debut game that deserves your attention and offers plenty of moments you’ll be thinking about for quite some time. The fact alone that everything is confined to a single screen and that the game feels as though it has fallen straight out of the DOS era gives it a distinctive uniqueness.
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At its core, Fright Train is an intriguing game, but several elements still needed more polish, including its heavy repetitiveness, for it to truly stand out. The concept, reminiscent of a blend of Resident Evil and Snowpiercer, certainly promised more than what we ultimately got.
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The concept of telling a story through a computer definitely has a lot to offer, and Lily’s World XD is a very good example of that. Despite certain limitations, it is an atmospheric narrative experience that could also appeal to horror fans. Moreover, it carries a strong message for people who struggle with themselves and their own appearance.
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Woodo is a very pleasant and relaxing game that will put a smile on your face. If you enjoy this type of game and stress-relief coloring books, it’s the perfect combination for a relaxing evening. Because just as you bring color back to this world, Woodo can bring color back into your life.
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Welcome to Elderfield, where horror fans and farming sim enthusiasts will feel right at home. A wide range of activities and friendly locals await you, along with terrifying monsters and dangerous places that few dare to venture into.
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The Mermaid Mask is undoubtedly one of this year’s true highlights in the world of detective adventures. A very well-crafted mystery, interesting characters, and a satisfying resolution — what more could you possibly need?
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Steins;Gate RE:BOOT, even in its new and revamped version, remains a high-quality visual novel that handles the theme of time travel in an innovative and believable way. At times, however, it feels a little too much like a scientific lecture, and it could do a better job of clearly showing the player how their decisions affect the story.
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Twisted Tower is a quality action FPS that will please anyone looking for a combination of BioShock Infinite and Five Nights at Freddy’s. It offers plenty of action, solid entertainment, and original weapons that many players will certainly appreciate.
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The Silver Crow fails to live up to its potential, and instead of a horror title, we get an intriguing detective case that ends much sooner than it has a chance to properly get going.
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Kamilia can completely draw you in with its fantastic story, interesting characters, and powerful moments that may stay with you long after the credits roll. And while it may not offer a great variety of gameplay elements, it certainly has heart and soul, making it a treat for anyone who enjoys compelling stories with a touch of romance and mystery.
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Dive or Die blends survival strategy, colony management, and underwater horror into a demanding but rewarding experience filled with creative threats, tense dives, and interesting resource systems. Its weaker visual variety, occasional unfairness, and frustrating randomness hold it back, but the strong atmosphere and engaging gameplay make each new attempt worth taking.
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For those who enjoy puzzles, solving the cases in Case Solved: The London Files can be quite entertaining. However, the game would benefit from a greater amount of content to provide a more substantial and satisfying experience.
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If you enjoy folklore infused with horror elements and a rural atmosphere, there's no reason to hesitate. Scarlet Dear Inn could also appeal to fans of narrative-driven adventure games, although they may be expecting an even stronger emphasis on the story.
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Beauties and the Stranded had the potential to be a more suspenseful and atmospheric experience than Storytaco's earlier titles, but in the end, it never quite lived up to that promise.
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ShantyTown is very relaxing, atmospheric game that serves as a great way to unwind, while also giving you the freedom to experiment and transform ruins or uninhabitable places into charming little tourist attractions.
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Whirlight: No Time to Trip is a fantastic story-driven adventure game that will delight all fans of the genre.
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