I really wanted to like The Lord of the Rings: Gollum. I genuinely wanted to enjoy a unique take on a game set in the Lord of the Rings universe. Sadly, Gollum misses the mark. While the story is actually interesting, the gameplay, bugs and mechanics make it a painful slog.

En Garde! Reminds me of classic hack-and-slash games but with the charm of Monkey Island and plenty of modern refinements. It’s genuinely funny, genuinely enjoyable, and full of charm. You will smile and cheer as you dance around the room, duelling with waves upon waves of dim-witted guards. While there is variety in the foes you face, the game only has four chapters, and you will have reached the end in around 4 hours. It’s a shame, but I think it works for fear of ‘too much of the same thing’ if it goes on longer.

Smurfs Kart is a fun and family-focused affair. With colourful graphics and familiar stage design, this will impress every fan of the Smurfs. Moreover, the accessibility options are perfect for younger gamers. Sadly, though, it isn't tough enough for older players and the action becomes repetitive.

Broforce is a tough but enjoyable run 'n-gun title. Moreover, it is wonderfully retro and can be enjoyed solo or with others online. Alongside this, it is included in the Game Pass subscription service.

Despite the name, Lifeless Moon has a lot of atmosphere. Its magnificient desolation gives way to colourful environments and an interesting story. Unfortunately, the gameplay has been pushed to the background with unchallenging platforming and puzzles that never quite explore their own mechanics.

I’d love to write more about V-Hunter Puzzler DX but the game itself is very short and outside of an additional ‘hard’ mode that gives you a timer to make each of your moves, the game itself is somewhat simple. Not to say that its bad or anything, to my mind, the things V-Hunter is looking to achieve, it does perfectly, I only wish that there were more things in the game.

Moving Out 2 is a fantastic sequel. This amusing game will make you chuckle as you tackle a long list of tasks. Moreover, it is great when playing alone or with others.

Mordhau is a tough and challenging fighting title. Work alone or with others as you compete to be the champion. Furthermore, you must master each skill if you wish to be victorious. Patience, practice, and a lot of luck are needed in this brutal but enjoyable experience.

Wanted: Dead is a fantastic old-school shooter. This retro title has a brilliant modern finish, smooth controls, and excellent animation. What's more, your foes are tough and each mission is captivating and interesting. However, you may not like the linear gameplay.

This is a generic space adventure with very basic features that may capture some while others struggle to get past the intro. With a few minor performance issues and some questionable design decisions, this is a simple game that is okay to pass the time with. Personally, I wish the characters had a bit more depth to them or even stepped outside of the stereotypical roles that they fill but the gameplay is okay enough to make up for that. For those who enjoy games like XCOM, I think you have a pur-fictly okay time with Mitzi and the crew.

Strong visual design and an intriguing world help keep Verne: The Shape of Fantasy afloat, though a handful of missed tricks with the gameplay do threaten to sink it.

Rain World is a cruel and often unfair Metroidvania title. You must explore a vast world full of predators and danger. Moreover, you'll learn new skills and use them to progress further. However, your foes will also evolve and this makes it a tough but rewarding experience.

Exoprimal is an interesting third-person shooter that sadly misses the mark. I loved the potential on offer, but unfortunately, the repetitive action becomes stale very quickly. However, if you subscribe to Game Pass I suggest you give it a go.

Final Fantasy XVI is an absolute triumph. One of the best modern-day action RPGs out there if you can stand the Final Fantasy-ness of it. For newcomers to the franchise, it’s best to start either here or with Final Fantasy VII Remake then go back if you like what you see. Fans of traditional games may not like the departure from the traditional style but there’s still a lot here to like in my opinion. My final (fantasy) comment is that Torgal is the best boy, and you can pet him as often as you like!

AEW: Fight Forever is a sports simulation title that will appease a massive fan base. This excellent wrestling game has a deep career with excellent customisation options. Moreover, it can be enjoyed casually off and online.

Sephonie has a lot of interesting things to say but unfortunately isn't too great at the gameplay side. Musings on change, identity and place are good. Awkward platforming and oddly easy puzzles, less so.

SOULVARS is an RPG with deck-building elements. Furthermore, it is extremely unusual and will appeal to a niche audience. However, sadly, it didn't float my boat and I found it to be extremely confusing.

NeverAwake is a tough but captivating twin-stick shooter. This surprising indie title slipped under my radar. However, I'm glad that I got to experience this gem of a game.

Mr. Run and Jump is a precise speedrunning title that will make you scream! However, the Dynamic Assistance makes the action bearable. Though this isn't as tough as Super Meat Boy, it'll still test your patience.

Brutal, exciting and slightly unsettling, the second jaunt into Blasphemous' idiosyncratic world has tightened up the gameplay. The platforming is improved and the combat is fast and frantic. Best of all, it's still dripping with the religious themes of penance and guilt, which makes the world as fascinating as it is disturbing.

The Knights of the Cross is a pretty but ultimately shallow card based battler. The ally system is a decent twist but the atrocious translation and lack of exciting details in the combat bring it back down. The peculiar choice of art style also makes it a game you might want to hide when a family member walks in.

If all you’re after is a fairly mindless little tactical card battler/rougelike then this does the job, but there are other games in this genre that do it better, and if you come here looking for classic Three Kingdoms stories, there are others that do that better too. Also I’ve no idea why it doesn’t pluralise Kingdom in the game’s title. Drove me insane.

Pechka is a hard game to recommend. If you are looking for a great story, with an immersive soundtrack and great visual themes, then Pechka has you covered. However, if you are looking for a visual novel game with plenty of story-impacting choices, or any gameplay at all, you would be better off looking elsewhere.

When the music gets going and you blast forward into the enemy lines, it’s exciting. Fun, even. To me, though, it just boiled down to locking on and spamming the trigger until everything died. It came alive most in the one-on-one fights. The final boss fight was the most exciting, as it used all ranges – even melee. Then it was done and the game was over. I felt like I was finally getting it and it was gone. What it left me with was a profound feeling that there’s an interesting core buried somewhere in Nimbus INFINITY. It’s just a shame it’s dragged down by everything else, leaving it simply sub-par.

Deck based games have been growing in popularity over time and the Indie scene has done a wonderful job of helping the genre gain traction. The ability to play both online and in local multiplayer is something I would love to see in more games moving forward. The most unfortunate thing here has to be the difficulty found in Yomi 2 since this could be detrimental to a new players experience. I was unable to find a difficulty slider but I believe this would be beneficial for the story mode. This would be a nice way to experience the game whiteout having to deal with the consistent failure that is to be found here. While it was a fun experience and one I’m glad I had, it is hard to recommend for those who would like a casual experience.

Layers of Fear (2023) is a fantastic remake of a much-loved series. Built using Unreal Engine 5, you'll enjoy Ray Tracing, HDR, and 4K resolution. Furthermore, every game in the series runs chronologically to create a seamless and cruel experience.

Mega City Police is an excellent rogue-lite title that will test your resolve. With flawless graphics and hard-hitting audio, this will enthral you from the first moment. My only complaint, however, is that it wasn't long enough.

Overall, Dragon Quest Treasures is a charming spin-off to the mainline series that satisfies the DQ itch but does leave me wanting more as the grand scope of the campaign isn’t quite there for me. That might be the point, a smaller, more intimate story, but it’s not my cup of tea. Hopefully, Monsters later this year is good, but I yearn for Dragon Quest XII but given the complete radio silence on that since 2017 I don’t expect much soon.

Aliens: Dark Descent is a great strategy title with oodles of potential. However, game-breaking bugs and annoying sound bites hold it back. Yet, if the problems can be ironed out, you'll enjoy a tough and deep trip in to the Aliens world.

Agriculture is a simple and cliched farming title. 50 stages stand between you and victory. However, unfortunately, the action rarely changes and this was disappointing. Yet, I still enjoyed it enough to recommend it.

Grime: Tinge of Terror is a fantastic free-to-play DLC. This New Game+ mode forces you to revisit every location while tackling each tough boss. Moreover, there are some incredible surprises if you search hard enough.

DAVE THE DIVER is a fantastic adventure RPG. Can you take to the water and solve the mystery of the "Blue Hole"? Explore new locations, complete each quest, and help in the restaurant. I loved the aesthetics, the evolving gameplay, and never-ending content. Furthermore, it is great on Steam Deck.

Sludge Life 2 is painfully mediocre. While it has some good concepts, like its themes, its many secrets, and its branching story paths, that isn’t enough to outweigh its large list of negatives. While I did find some fun with this game, overall the head-ache-inducing music, the camera issues, and the lack of direction, really hurt my enjoyment of this title. Furthermore, the crude themes of the game further reduced my enjoyment of this title. Overall, while there is fun to be had in this game, you might be better off looking for something else.

Let’s Revolution! is a fun twist on Minesweeper. With rogue-lite elements and short playtimes, this remains fresh no matter how much you play it. Moreover, the range of heroes helps to add depth to an already interesting experience. My only complaint is that it can be tough to master every hero.

Enclave - HD is a remake that disappointed me. This action-adventure title misses the mark and won't wow modern audiences. With dated graphics and dull audio, this is lacklustre at best. Thankfully, the replay value prevents it from scoring less than 5/10.

I think my main takeaway from Deathwish Enforcers is that arcade games are not meant for me, it is a rare beast that comes along that tags my interest as I just don’t have the nostalgia to help me look beyond what I see as glaring design issues but are rather just features of games of that era. So it’s hard to criticise Deathwish for these design choices when that’s exactly the point they were going for. However, I can’t say I enjoyed my time with the game much but if you’re a fan of games in the style of Metal Slug then this is 100% for you.

The Bookwalker: Thief of Tales is a fantastic indie title. Its surreal story, bizarre puzzles and strange environments were amazing. However, its poor controls were frustrating and held it back. Yet, if you can overcome this issue, you'll enjoy a special Game Pass title.

If you’re worried that this game could give you a headache, then you’re probably right, but you should buy it anyway; you will acclimate, and soon you will find yourself playing it for what feels like 20 minutes only to look out the window and see the sun coming up. I haven’t been this invested in a roguelike since Vampire Survivors, and, like Vampire Survivors, it costs almost no money, and I will probably be playing it forever.

EchoBlade is an old-school adventure title that has some weird mechanics. Can you explore this dank dungeon and survive? I doubt it, as you are missing the sense of sight. Consequently, your demise is likely! Use echolocation to discover your surroundings and kill every foe. Sadly, the combat is slow and clumsy and this undermines an otherwise interesting experience.

VanillaBeast: Retro Knock-Out! is a wonderfully retro boxing experience. If you love Punch-Out then you'll adore this. Thanks to its pixelated graphics and crude story, this will fill you with nostalgia and make you laugh. My only complaints are the challenging fights and the levels of unadulterated smut.

Harmony: The Fall of Reverie is a stunning visual novel. With multiple storylines and 6 aspirations, there is plenty to see and do. Furthermore, aesthetically it is stunning. If you haven't experienced this genre before, then this is a great place to start.

PowerWash Simulator: SpongeBob DLC is a ridiculous and brilliant simulation title. You'll love this colourful and addictive addition to the franchise. Grab your tools, use ladders and scaffolding to climb buildings, and clean every bit of grime. I adored it, but it was far too short!

An emotional story presented in a unique way. Bizarre and fascinating visuals give way to an interesting gameplay mechanic that's never quite used to its fullest.

Evil Wizard(Xbox) is a hilarious Metroidvania that'll push you all the way. With amusing characters and a wicked story, you'll chuckle repeatedly. However, its tough nature may put some gamers off.

Despite straightforward gameplay, DynoPunk is an incredible game. The game’s branching pathways, fantastic story, and extraordinary visuals immersed me in the world of this game. It is tough to fault this game as it is entertaining throughout the entire runtime.

Loop8: Summer of Gods is a JRPG that tries to break the mould. Unfortunately, its convoluted ideas and sheer volume of dialogue make it hard to digest. However, visually it looks amazing and the audio epitomises the genre. Sadly, this isn't a game that I can recommend.

Flat Kingdom Paper's Cut Edition is a zany title that has a unique concept. You must transform to overcome issues and solve every puzzle. Though it was too easy, I enjoyed my time with this interesting game.

Reverie: Sweet as Edition is a fun and straightforward RPG. Furthermore, it has some puzzles and plenty of simple combat. As such, this is a nice entry-level title that can be enjoyed by everyone. Unfortunately, though, it is lacking in replay value and longevity.

Dark Quest 3 is a fantasy rogue-lite title with a Dungeons and Dragons edge. You must pick your heroes, take on each mission, and hope for some luck. Unfortunately, though, it fails to reach its potential, and I was left disappointed.

The Chrono Jotter is a bizarrely fascinating visual novel, with an interesting premise and decent character writing. An emotional story that is held back by a lack of gameplay depth and awful localisation.

Shame Legacy is a stealth horror title that lacks originality. Moreover, the controls aren't great. However, the stage design is wonderful, and the audio is undeniably creepy. If you want a combat-focused affair, then you'll need to look elsewhere. Yet, if you want a slow puzzle title, then this could be right up your street.

In the course of writing this review, I’ve learned that Red Mountain Studio, the developers of this game are a very small team and that might explain some of the oversights, but this is not a fun experience and honestly feels like it could have come out on the PS2.

Deadliest Catch: The Game could have been a fantastic experience. However, this simulation title is unfortunately held back by bugs, glitches, and clumsy controls. Yet, I still enjoyed its moreish action. Once you hire a full crew, the game takes a life of its own. From here, you can enjoy the relaxing sea and the profits that you'll make.

Home Sheep Home: Farmageddon Party Edition is a fun and striking puzzle experience. With wonderful hand-drawn graphics and wholesome audio, this is a lovely game to play. What's more, the addition of multiplayer action makes it baarilliant.

Pirates Outlaws is a challenging rogue-like title with deck-building mechanics. You must complete each run, earn repute, and unlock every pirate. Accordingly, if you do this, you'll open new pathways and more tactical elements. However, a lack of a deep story was irksome.

As I’m sure you can tell, auto-battlers never really appealed to me beyond the absurd likes of TABS or the ramping insanity of Vampire Survivors. Problem being, all of those games have things you can do in them. In TABS, you can take control of any individual unit and feel as though you’re in this absurd fight you’ve engaged, and in Vampire Survivors, you still have to move and make snap decisions even though all of your attacks are automatic. Unless you really love comparing your run against the runs of others online, or just really love opaque challenges, I can think of no reason why I would ever recommend this over either of those games.

Brain Show is an amusing and cliched trivia game. Thanks to the challenging questions, this will push you all the way. Furthermore, the Remote play option is fantastic. However, a lack of a single-player mode and the sarcastic host hold it back.

Homebody is a cruel and gruesome homage to 80s slasher movies. With a creepy antagonist and plenty of cliched characters, this is a blast from the past. Furthermore, the excellent Groundhog Day mechanics and testing puzzles will keep you going. Sadly, though, the controls and fixed camera perspective were not that impressive.

Tour de France 2023 is a realistic cycling simulation title. With tactical choices, plenty of races to undertake, and several specialities to master, this is perfect for lovers of the tour. However, dated graphics and repetitive audio hold it back.

Brave Soldier - Invasion of Cyborgs is a retro run-and-gun experience. With loads of bosses to defeat and an array of power-ups to collect, it'll keep you busy for a short period. Disappointingly though, the lack of longevity and replay value will leave you wanting.

I had such high hopes for this game going into it since the story concept is decent enough to warrant a playthrough but the characters seem flat and by the time you see any development or reason to be interested in, there is a chance you will be in the same boat as myself. It misses its first step and spends the rest of the time trying to bring you along for a journey that may have lost you right away.

I quite enjoyed my time with Golfie. The game in its current state did feel a bit short however that is to be expected as more updates continue to keep the game alive. I do hope the developers do not abandon this game as it currently has all the standings of a good casual fun experience going forward. I however cannot rate the game on where I think its going to go I can only judge what is currently available and what is currently available is a nicely put together contained experience with a nice $9 price tag you can definitely get your money’s worth of fun from this title.

Puzzle Bobble Everybubble! is a fantastic game that is perfect for newcomers to the Puzzle Bobble series. This title has fun, addicting gameplay, lots of different modes and levels, and is presented beautifully. While it has some flaws such as its annoying voice acting and lackluster story, the game is still enjoyable throughout the runtime. Overall Puzzle Bobble Everybubble! is a fantastic game that you should pick up if you are interested in puzzle games or arcade games.

Brotato is an exceptional arena-based rogue-like shooter. This fast-paced and aggressive game will get under your skin and make you swear! With addictive gameplay and simple controls, this is hard to put down and easy to learn. Yet, it'll take plenty of practice and effort to master this deep and fulfilling indie title.

Nova Lands is an adorable base builder with a hint of RPG action. Can you open every island and automate your base? Explore every piece of land and rub shoulders with some friendly aliens. I adored it, but clumsy controls and limited replay value hold it back.

SENSEs Midnight is a horror adventure title that didn't reach its potential. Unfortunately, the move from 2D to 3D wasn't great and the camera angles are challenging to master. Furthermore, I wasn't impressed by the controls. However, I liked the puzzles and though the ghosts follow a repetitive routine; I enjoyed being chased. Accordingly, it wasn't a bad effort, but I was left wanting.

There’s a solid game somewhere underneath all the unnecessary additions so if the art style appeals to you and you’re the kind of person who can sink hours into a pet project then maybe Everdream is for you, for me? I’ll go back to watching the timer for Final Fantasy XVI tick down. So long.

LASERPITIUM is a fast-paced side-scrolling shooter with a modern finish. This solo or cooperative title will keep you busy. Furthermore, there are 10 stages to overcome and a leaderboard to top. As such, this is addictive, hard to put down, and wonderfully competitive. Yet, a lack of weaponry was disappointing.

An exceedingly charming tower defence and action-adventure fusion with a nice artstyle and strong writing. Full of good ideas with a strong central mechanic. However, a cluster of frustrations arise from it, with the key problem being the lack of a plan B once the tower defence portion fails.

Under the Warehouse is a strange and surreal puzzle adventure title. With grim visuals and weird characters, this is an odd but enjoyable experience. Sadly, though I liked it, its core concept was familiar and nothing wowed me. Consequently, there are better games available.

Panic Porcupine is a tough and cruel precision platform title. With brutal traps and plenty of collectables, this is a hardcore experience. Collect the eggs and save the Chickabirbs as you try to defeat Dr Proventriculus.

Greyhill Incident - Abducted Edition is a homage to the best 90s sci-fi adventures. However, a lack of guidance and poor combat elements let it down. Luckily, though, the excellent audio and scary environment work perfectly with the horror moments.

Terminal Velocity: Boosted Edition is an old-school title with a modern finish. Thanks to its simple approach and low-poly graphics, this is a wonderful trip down memory lane. Sadly, though, its limited appeal will only impress a niche audience.

Truck Driver - Heading North DLC is an excellent addition to the base game. With new tasks and a large map to explore, this brilliantly enhances the simulation experience. Unfortunately, the frustrating UI haunts the DLC. Yet, this won't taint an otherwise enjoyable sim title.

This game is shockingly cheap given what you’re getting. To me, this is the same as the bargain you get with Cuphead or Hollow Knight. Especially considering that this game was rolled out day one on PS Plus Extra (Sony’s comparatively anemic answer to game pass). There is no reason that any fan of puzzle games should skip this. I’ll go door to door if I have to.

All of this leads to Saga of Sins being a very short game. I’d say if the repetitive gameplay loop doesn’t get you down then finishing Saga of Sins within a few hours is completely possible. Which honestly is a shame as the concept here has more potential than has been realised. An exorcism game in which you battle the Seven Deadly Sins screams Persona at me, and yet as an avid Persona fan, I never felt any of the deadliness, rather just apathy although I suppose Sloth would be more appropriate here.

This is definitely a game that has a lot of potential and I would love to see more from these developers but I really hope they do better with the next entry in the series. The switch port of the game ran fine with no performance issues in both handheld and docked mode. While the visuals were a little blurry in the handheld mode, playing docked made things look a little sharper but did not solve the issue of the game being too dark. While this could have been solved by turning the brightness on my monitor up, things ended up being washed out and muddy. The scares found here rely on loud sounds and sudden pop ins which is bound to get some players but may leave others wanting for something more.

Flashy, Saturday Morning TV Show vibes pair well with a simple and enjoyable gameplay loop. It does become repetitive though, due a lack of variation between runs. Still, it's cracking fun to play and got its hooks in me right from the get-go. Be warned though, the title theme is a devestating ear worm.

Farworld Pioneers is an amazing survival simulation title. What's more, fans of Rimworld and Terraria will love it. With masses of content, and some brilliant end game experiences, this is addictive and hard to put down. Unfortunately, though, the controls weren't great and there are bugs and glitches. However, I'm sure these will be rectified in the future.

Tin Hearts is a fantastic and charming puzzle adventure title. Learn new skills, manipulate your surroundings, and get those toy soldiers to the exit. With a heart-warming story and 50+ levels, this is a wonderful indie game.

Mia and the Dragon Princess is an excellent FMV title. Despite its minor issues, I loved this captivating and often witty endeavour. Its short playtime mitigates tedium and the colourful characters and fun acting will make you chuckle throughout. If you love the genre, then you must give this a go!

Stranded: Alien Dawn is a fantastic survival simulation title. This deep and rewarding experience will impress fans of the genre. Furthermore, if you love Rimworld, you'll adore this brutal time sink. However, a tough learning curve and long tutorial may put some gamers off.

War Mongrels is a RTS with a gritty story. Moreover, it has an interesting viewpoint and some grim and hard-hitting cinematic. However, the clunky controls and bugs undermine its potential.

Amanda the Adventurer is a delightfully creepy homage to an era of childhood innocence tinged with nostalgia. Its unique blend of children’s cartoon aesthetics, intricate puzzles, and interactive horror makes it a memorable experience that will surely haunt you long after the credits roll. Despite its brief length, it’s a nice experience that is worth embarking on, especially for fans of psychological horror or puzzles.

I can’t really recommend buying this. My only hope is that the largely middling reviews for this game don’t discourage other developers from making original Lego games when there’s so much potential there. How else am I to get my King Baldwin IV vs. Salah-al-Din Jerusalem siege Lego game?

Teslagrad 2 is an excellent Metroidvania title with a physics-based twist. Moreover, there are some interesting puzzles and an interesting world to explore. However, it isn't long enough and this will disappoint some people.

All in all, Fairy Fencer F: Refrain Chord is a solid TRPG with some peaks and troughs to its gameplay. I do feel as though those who have played the original title will get more out of this, so if Fairy Fencer sounds like your bag, I’d probably investigate the remaster; Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force before trying out Refrain Chord.

REPLIKATOR is a tough top-down shooter. What's more, it has rogue-like elements and a roster of harsh and cruel monsters. However, it is this tough gameplay that makes it rewarding and moreish. Yet, the brutality will put off many casual gamers.

A chaotic explosion of broken glass and laser beams. Slayers X's guns feel great to use and it has a chaotic 90/00s feel to it. A few of the genre's persistent issues are stuck to its shoe but, on the whole, it's good fun to play.

Afterimage is a phenomenal non-linear adventure title. With an incredible story, amazing aesthetics, and slick combat, this shouldn't be missed. My only complaint is that the large world can be overwhelming.

Demon Skin is a grim and gritty side-scrolling adventure title. With slick combat and tough encounters, this old-school experience has a modern edge. Though it is a bit of a slow burner, I recommend fighting through the pain.

God of Rock is an enjoyable rhythm-based combat experience. With vivid graphics and incredible audio, this is a treat for your eyes and ears. Moreover, the challenging gameplay will test your dexterity and concentration. However, a weak player base and a lack of depth hold it back from reaching its full potential.

Aquarist is a niche simulation title. Setting up each fish tank and creating the perfect exhibition can be relaxing. However, the repetitive nature of the gameplay and the underwhelming aesthetics let it down.

In short, its attempt to be a party game is poorly executed as it sneers at the things that make party games fun: quick games, easy to understand, no cumbersome mechanics, a well-known cast, and creative worlds. Instead, Dokapon Kingdom Connect misses the mark in my opinion on pretty much all of these, too caught up in its attempt to be an RPG.

Nuclear Blaze is an interesting and fun adventure title. What's more, the platforming elements are entertaining. Unfortunately, it is too short and this holds it back. However, the extra game modes help to enhance longevity and replay value.

Graveyard Keeper: Last Journey Edition is a whimsy look at the life of a graveyard keeper. With a macabre plot and even darker characters, this will amuse you and turn your stomach at the same time. You must manage your business while appeasing the locals. What's more, a few dodgy deals regarding human meat and organs won't go amiss. An excellent addition to the franchise that shouldn't be missed.

The real value here comes from the possibility that you may be someone like me, someone who had never played these games before. For us, this is a great deal. If you are into strategy games and only know Advance Wars because maybe you’d seen the box in a Gamestop in 2002, then this is a pretty easy recommend.

Project Nightmares is a dark procedurally generated horror experience. With tight spaces and horrific creatures, this will test your resolve. Moreover, the use of puzzles and the reliance on light will push you to your limits.