Vladimír Rusnák
Manairons developers certainly aimed to deliver an enjoyable adventure, but this time they did not entirely succeed.
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In the end, the overall impressions of Shadows of the Afterland are positive. You can look forward to a well-written story set in the world of souls and several interesting characters whose fates you will genuinely want to follow.
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Hello Anxiety would have greatly benefited from being a slightly longer game, giving players more time to absorb the library’s atmosphere and perhaps arrive at a deeper message.
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The game is definitely worth a chance. Just be prepared to experience plenty of crashes before you manage to succeed — thankfully, not system crashes.
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IO: Memories in Orbit is a high-quality metroidvania. The ship itself is enormous, hiding countless secret corners, and uncovering the fate that befell it is genuinely fascinating.
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If you are a fan of horror and the works of H.P. Lovecraft, you will certainly find plenty to enjoy in The Dark Rites of Arkham.
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If you have invested a lot of time into Balatro and want to try something slightly different, feel free to give This Ain’t Even Poker, Ya Joker a chance. Just be prepared for it to test your patience in the beginning.
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The game itself may arrive with a premise we have already seen multiple times before, but it manages to present it in a unique style, which is certainly commendable.
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The Last Case of John Morley is merely a sad example of what many horror walking simulators look like today. The game may have a solid premise, but it fails to turn it into a sufficiently compelling experience.
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The Berlin Apartment is a charming journey into German history through four well-written stories that manage to leave a strong impression.
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Keeper is the story of one of the most original friendships we’ve ever seen in the gaming world. At the same time, it will amaze you with its beautifully crafted world and soothing soundtrack, creating an incredibly powerful emotional experience.
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The Bench features a unique concept that leads to a strong opening, but in the later parts it starts to falter significantly and is further marred by a large number of various bugs.
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1998: The Toll Keeper Story is certainly an interesting title that captures the atmosphere prevailing in Indonesia during that particular year quite well. However, the concept itself could have been explored much further.
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If you are a fan of the original Hollow Knight and metroidvanias are your favorite genre, Hollow Knight: Silksong is a safe bet.
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Little Nightmares III is a solid spiritual successor to the original horror series, taking players to new and intriguing locations filled with horror and dread.
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If you enjoyed the game adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express, you’ll also enjoy the new release titled Death on the Nile. The well-known story has once again received a solid expansion, giving it a sufficiently fresh feel.
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Little Problems: A Cozy Detective Game is a charming little detective adventure where even ordinary events from your life may be worth a deeper investigation.
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For fans of puzzle games, The House of Tesla is an excellent experience that will certainly put your brain cells to work.
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Cloud Cats’ Land is a charming videogame that will delight both fans of point-and-click adventures and cat lovers alike.
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Patapon 1+2 Replay will charm you with both its visual style and music, while also teaching you how to keep the rhythm correctly. However, it is a pity that you can hardly tell the individual games apart.
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