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While the combat system in South of Midnight may not immediately stand out due to its lack of originality, and certain platforming sections could benefit from further refinement, the game more than makes up for it with its remarkable emotional depth and captivating artistic direction. Every detail—from the hand-drawn animation to the masterfully crafted sound design—is executed with such precision and care that it creates an atmosphere that is both immersive and unforgettable. The game’s ability to draw the player into its world, even with a few rough edges, speaks to its remarkable depth and emotional resonance. This is a project with a soul that will undoubtedly find a place in players’ hearts, lingering long after they have completed the journey.
When it comes to psychological horror, it is rare to find a title that can truly strike deep without resorting to giant monsters, predictable jumpscares, or an excessively pushed mythology. BrokenLore: DON’T WATCH, the new game releasing on Steam on April 25, 2025, developed by Serafini Productions and published in collaboration with Shochiku, is a different experience. Silent, unsettling, slow. And for this reason, absolutely disconcerting.
Koira isn’t just a game—it’s a deeply emotional experience that invites you to slow down, reflect, and feel. As the old saying goes, it’s not the destination that matters, but the journey itself—and Koira makes every step along the way worth taking. Yes, there are bumps—some bugs, a rough save system, and occasional design lapses—but Koira’s heart shines through. Studio TOLIMA’s debut is a beautiful first step, rich with promise and artistic voice. If this is just page one, the story ahead is bound to be something special.
The Lies We Tell Ourselves – Chapter One delivers a powerful and unsettling introduction to a psychological narrative that ventures deep into the human psyche. Through a symbolic, story-driven gameplay experience rich in atmosphere, the game invites players to explore Vincent’s fragmented mind, suspended between reality and nightmare, past and present. With refined writing, masterful art direction, and a haunting soundtrack, this opening chapter lays the foundation for an emotional and metaphysical journey that will linger with attentive and emotionally attuned players.
Eternal Strands stands out in the action-adventure genre thanks to its original take on magic and innovative use of Weaving. While the game does have some minor technical imperfections, such as a camera system that could benefit from further refinement and a slow-paced start, these flaws are easily overshadowed by the game’s strengths. The gameplay is engaging and strategically demanding, offering players a rewarding challenge. The world is captivating and immersive, brimming with mystery and wonder, inviting exploration at every turn. Additionally, the combat system encourages and rewards creativity, allowing for varied and dynamic encounters. For those who cherish adventures rich in exploration and magic, Eternal Strands is a title that should not be overlooked. Engaging and strategic gameplay A fascinating and immersive world A combat system that rewards creativity If you love adventures full of exploration and magic, Eternal Strands is a title you won’t want to miss
We are in an apparently dystopian context in which a little boy will have to undertake a journey through deadly dangers, solving rather elaborate puzzles