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Even in Early Access, Cursemark already showcases a strong identity, driven primarily by its highly flexible and deep build system. The combination of runes, blessings, and talismans encourages constant experimentation, while the excellent level design rewards players who take the time to explore. If it maintains its current pace of development by expanding its variety of runes, talismans, bosses, and further developing its narrative, Cursemark has the potential to become a standout within the genre, offering a compelling experience for fans of ARPGs, roguelites, and soulslikes.

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SoulQuest knows exactly where it shines and puts all of its efforts into that. Combat is the game's biggest highlight, successfully capturing the essence of hack and slash titles. However, it stumbles in areas such as level design, platforming sections, and early-game balancing. Even so, SoulQuest is sure to please fans of stylish combat and deep combo systems, making it an experience well worth checking out.

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Ground Zero may not be the most original survival horror game you'll ever play, but it is certainly one of the titles that best understands the essence of the genre. It looks to the past with respect while still introducing improvements that make it more enjoyable by modern standards. Despite its pacing issues, some questionable design choices, and a difficulty curve that loses momentum toward the end, its atmosphere, exploration, and commitment to classic horror make it an experience that any fan of Resident Evil, Silent Hill, or Dino Crisis should check out.

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Thrifty Business is a cozy experience that transforms the simple task of organizing objects into something surprisingly engaging. With charming pixel art, a wide variety of items to collect, and a strong sense of community, the game wins over players with its charisma and welcoming atmosphere. Its premise is simple, but executed with consistency and personality. The game doesn't reinvent management simulators, but it knows exactly what experience it wants to deliver. Because of this, it's highly recommended for anyone looking for a relaxing and stylish adventure.

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Mixtape is exactly the kind of experience that justifies the existence of video games as an art form. With the full creative support of Annapurna Interactive, Beethoven & Dinosaur has delivered something no other medium could replicate: an interactive, musical, and emotional memory about the beautiful pain of growing up. Through creative and varied vignettes, a soundtrack that could easily rank among the best of recent years, and an art direction that rivals the industry's greatest works, Mixtape leaves a lasting impression that will endure far beyond its three-hour journey. It is not a perfect game—players looking for a challenge may come away frustrated, and its replay value is virtually nonexistent. But for those willing to surrender themselves to the experience, Mixtape is one of the most beautiful, sincere, and essential experiences of 2026. Put on your headphones, press play, and let Blue Moon Lagoon carry you away.

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Mina the Hollower is one of those titles that warms the heart, especially for showing that, in such a crazy and unpredictable industry, there are still people working to deliver an experience crafted with so much love and care.

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Bubsy 4D is an absolute joy to play, packed with a genuinely hilarious sense of humor. Featuring precise gameplay enhanced by excellent momentum, charismatic characters, and a charming aesthetic, the game brings one of gaming’s most infamous mascots back into the spotlight — and, if all goes well, this time he’s here to stay. The team at Fabraz has once again delivered a top-tier platformer and, despite a few aspects that could still be improved here and there — in some cases unrelated to the studio itself — there’s no denying that we are looking at one of the best platform games of 2026.

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Through a well-crafted identity deeply rooted in its inspirations, Vultures - Scavengers of Death proves that developers Mateo and Giovanni delivered an outstanding piece of work, respecting their influences while presenting a fun experience at a time when the revival of horror games is thriving, driven by numerous remakes and original titles. The game not only keeps the genre in the spotlight, but also embraces a highly niche style inspired by tabletop strategy games, strongly reminiscent of the Resident Evil 3: The Board Game by Steamforged Games. The result feels almost like an adaptation of board game mechanics into a digital medium, something exceptionally well executed by Team Vultures.

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SAROS is a safer and more accessible evolution of Housemarque’s formula—less complex, less punishing, yet still incredibly fun. It may not reach the same level of depth and impact as Returnal, but it delivers a solid, stylish, and addictive experience that clearly highlights the studio’s growth, even if there are still some rough edges to be polished.

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REPLACED stands out for its visual identity and the strength of its atmosphere, delivering a dense, stylish world loaded with meaning. Its narrative, supported by themes such as identity and inequality, remains engaging throughout, while exploration deepens that immersion with compelling lore elements and meaningful interaction. In terms of gameplay, there is a solid and creative foundation, especially in combat, which offers an interesting and rewarding pace when everything works as intended. However, inconsistencies in command responsiveness and some readability issues during more chaotic moments end up compromising the experience, creating frustrations that could have been easily avoided. Even so, REPLACED gets more right than wrong. It is a game built on very well-conceived ideas, and while its execution is not flawless, it still delivers memorable moments.

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Project Songbird isn’t perfect — but it never tries to be. It knows exactly what kind of experience it wants to deliver, and for the most part, succeeds. While clear gameplay flaws hold it back, atmosphere, storytelling, and a distinct identity make up for much of that. More than cheap scares, the game aims to evoke emotion — and, above all, leave something behind once it ends.

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MOUSE: P.I. For Hire doesn’t reinvent the genre, but it perfectly understands its roots and executes its proposal with personality, delivering a memorable, charming, and surprisingly solid adventure from start to finish.

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Morbid Metal delivers a dark sci-fi aesthetic combined with intense, aggressive, and highly satisfying combat. For fans of hack and slash games, Morbid Metal is a solid choice, especially due to its dynamic combat mechanics and the versatility they provide.

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Welcome to Doll Town presents an engaging narrative filled with interesting references, but its execution lacks polish. Issues with gameplay, camera, and pacing undermine the experience, making combat repetitive and falling short of the expectations set by its own marketing. Although there is potential for future improvements and even additional content, in its current state the title does not justify its price. Despite its narrative merits, it ultimately requires significant adjustments before it can be truly recommended.

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Last Man Sitting stands out much more for its boldness and identity than for its technical execution. The mix of mechanics inspired by rogue survivors and the creative gameplay based on mobility with office chairs creates moments that are genuinely fun and different from the genre's standard. However, clear limitations such as shallow content, a repetitive gameplay loop, performance issues at higher difficulties, and unsatisfying boss design ultimately prevent the game from delivering a truly solid experience. Even so, for those looking for something outside the box, the title offers a chaotic and charismatic experience that, despite its flaws, manages to entertain for a few hours and leaves that lingering feeling of "it could have been even better."

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God of War Sons of Sparta is a game that presents some good ideas, but rarely manages to execute them with the quality expected from a title associated with such a strong franchise. The attempt to turn the series into a metroidvania does have potential, but the unsatisfying progression, the largely forgettable bosses – including repeated encounters with the same enemy – and the constant technical issues end up weighing heavily against the experience. In the end, it’s a mediocre game that can be entertaining at times, but falls far short of what one would expect from a title connected to the God of War universe.

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I had been waiting quite a while for the final version of Towerborne with a fair amount of anticipation – and I’m happy to say it didn’t disappoint. Stoic managed to deliver a perfectly balanced, genuinely fun experience, featuring an engaging campaign, absurdly satisfying gameplay, and stunning art direction. Towerborne has the potential to appeal both to those looking for a more laid-back, casual experience and to hardcore fans of the brawler genre. For the latter, however, there’s still hope that crossplay and couch co-op will be implemented as soon as possible, so the experience can truly feel complete.

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Technically, Crisol: Theater of Idols is a solid game, featuring cohesive art direction, a well-crafted atmosphere, smart audio design, and a campaign with a fair length. However, its uneven pacing midway through the experience and strong inspirations from the Resident Evil franchise prevent it from achieving something greater, even though they do not erase its merits.

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Even with its ups and downs, ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN remains a distinct experience within the industry. For fans of Suda51’s eccentric style, the game delivers exactly what one would expect: a blend of absurd humor, entertaining combat, and a narrative that isn’t afraid to go completely off the rails. It may not be Suda’s most consistent work, but it is certainly further proof that few creators can deliver something as singular as he can.

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Don’t Stop, Girlypop is a stylized and bold experience that fully embraces aesthetic and narrative exaggeration from start to finish, featuring a vibrant universe, a catchy soundtrack, and interesting gameplay ideas. However, issues such as unsatisfying movement, repetitive combat, and a confusing interface prevent it from reaching its full potential. Still, for those looking for an unconventional boomer shooter filled with pink and self-deprecating humor, Imber’s journey through Oasis delivers a curious and entertaining adventure.

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