My Reviews

Sooo I finished MotionRec a few days ago, 100% completion with all musical notes, in a bit under 9 hours. Time to review it :) The game made a great first impression on me from the start. I really liked the pixel art style and it was full of sweet small

From the first seconds I launched Signalis, I could tell immediatly this one won't be like any other game I had played before. It neither explains much nor guides you with markers or tutorials but, in stead, it drops you in,lets you piece things together and trusts you to follow

+ Little Nightmares II feels like a natural evolution of the first game, refining everything that made the series special, and that from the very first moments ! You will quickly notice that the devs pushed the series further visually and atmospherically. The world is more beautiful and unsettling than

This 2D pixel art survival horror adventure immediately stands out for its atmosphere. The top down perspective and pixel style capture an eerie, oppressive mood while the grotesque yet clever designs of enemies and characters make every encounter memorable. One of the game’s biggest strengths is that monsters rarely feel

This is one of those rare games where every single element, whether it's the art, the sound, the storytelling and the few mechanics.. really feels crafted with love and care and a very defined creative vision. From the very first moments, the game envelops you in a mesmerizing atmosphere blending

My journey through Expedition 33, For those who come after… I had been waiting for this game ever since its very first reveal. In fact, it instantly caught my attention with its striking identity and artistic direction. And now.. oh my, it finally happened ! After more than 90 hours in expert

I played Slots & Dagger for about five hours (with the last level beaten at 4h41). I didn't unlock everything but I still felt like I saw what the game wanted to show. At its core, it's a roguelite but instead of choosing actions directly, you spin slots to attack/defend/make

Basically, I checked out HORSES mostly because of the whole ban situation. Its removal from major storefronts only intensified my curiosity anbd I'm personally against censorship, especially when it comes to art.. hence I wanted to see for myself what this game was trying to say. And after finishing it

I just wrapped up "No, I’m Not a Human : unlocked all the endings + met all the characters aaaaand... what a ride it was. From the start, the game pulls you into a deeply unsettling world where every choice feels significant and every moment keeps you on edge.

Little Nightmares was a short but memorable experience. Its atmosphere was what struck me most, from the visuals to the sound design without forgetting the overall presentation, all these elements worked together to create a haunting yet fascinating world. I find that the use of light and shadow is particularly

Eriksholm is a visual and technical showcase that makes a strong 1st impression. From the opening cutscenes, it’s clear the developers poured immense care into the presentation. The facial animations are impressively expressive, the lighting and shadow work is top tier, and the overall graphical fidelity is consistently striking without

DmC Devil May Cry was the first game of the franchise I stepped into. I don't have that nostalgia for the original series, which allowed me to dive into this reboot with fresh eyes. I finished the main story in about 10h, and added 2 more for the DLC. While the

100% Completion w/DLC Fantastic Difficulty PROS : ✅ Incredible web-swinging mechanics. Smooth and responsive. ✅ The dynamic music enhances the sensation of freedom ✅ The combat is fluid and fun. Great variety of combos, gadgets and suit powers for flexible playstyles ✅ Fun story, well paced, engaging from start to finish. Some emotional moments hit