I wasn’t expecting to enjoy Road 96 as much as I did. I thought it would be slower and more disconnected. Instead, I experienced a rewarding and deep title where my choices mattered.

This game is very fun with plenty of different levels and is fast-paced gameplay. It is something I can see playing any time of the day, for a short amount of time or for a large amount. Each game provides its own difficulties, challenging the mind and working on building better concentration, focusing, and quick thinking skills while playing.

Calturin is a dark and grim bullet hell title. With tough stages to complete and hard bosses to overcome, this will test your ability and patience. Alongside this, you can up the ante by tackling either a red of black portal. This idea was simple but fantastic as it increased the difficulty without muddying the water.

Dead Tomb is a classic point-and-click adventure title. Furthermore, it is filled with retro vibes that will make you smile. However, I wish it was longer as it is over far too quickly.

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!

Yes, some edges might be rough. Some mechanics feel like they’re still being sharpened. But in a genre flooded with sameness, this one is different. It doesn’t just want to be another deckbuilding roguelike… it wants to be the one you remember. I didn’t expect much, but then The King is Watching had me unable to take my eyes off.

POPUCOM is a colourful co-op experience that is great for friends and family. The puzzles are enjoyable and the learning curve is wonderfully balanced. However, the lack of split Joy-Con action and co-op-only gameplay may hold it back.

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.

The layered gameplay, split between dream dives, investigations and escape-room like puzzles, offer depth and charm, especially for returning fans. Newcomers to this series may feel lost at first, but those who embrace the uniqueness and bizarreness of this game will find a rewarding experience.

ArcRunner is a cyberpunk-infused title that is addictive and tough to put down. The vivid imagery and interesting array of weapons was fascinating. Additionally, the simple mechanics make this an easy game to master. However, its ruthless nature will make you scream repeatedly.

Enemies may be a bit unbalanced, and puzzle platforming may be a bit on the easy side. However, Imp of the Sun might just take you by surprise they way it did for me. This title is a great example of the whole being greater than the sum of its parts.

Baby Shark: Sing and Swim Party is the perfect fun-filled title for your youngest munchkins. This cute as-hell game is filled with Baby Shark songs and will drive parents crazy. Furthermore, the addictive gameplay will make you keep playing even though you wish the music would just stop. Its only downside is that it is repetitive.

If you’re a fan of deep, choice-driven RPGs with meaningful consequences and replayable scenarios, Back to the Dawn is an easy recommendation. Its mix of strategy, narrative, and immersive prison life makes it a standout indie title that punches far above its weight. Whether you’re planning every move with precision or adapting to chaos on the fly, this is one prison escape worth experiencing.

Bot Gaiden is a phenomenal platform experience. Furthermore, it is better with a friend. Can you leap, roll, shoot, and fight your way to victory? Enjoy the colourful settings and the smooth arcade animation. It's a wonderful title that is perhaps unbalanced towards the solo player.

Welcome To Basingstoke is a fun, little roguelike action zombie game. The campaign is short but each level offers plenty of replayability and ways to approach. Stealth is great in the game but so is the combat option. Aside from the auto-aim system which can throw you off and lead to a frustrating death, everything is near perfect. Zombies able to kill with one hit leads to a lot of intense, scary moments so the best need to use all their skills to survive. Horde mode is a welcome addition also, especially for those who want to shoot zombies and break records.

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.

Creatures of Ava is a touching and colourful adventure title. Its charming nature and fantasy story captured my attention. However, it does not excel as an adventure title. Yet, this matters not as the environments are lush and the creatures are crazy.

At its best, Rematch shines as an absolute blast of a football game. Unique design, great controls and just downright fun gameplay will keep players coming back for one more match countless times. Stunning visuals and animations also help solidify Sloclap as true masters of graphical presentation. Sadly, some bugs, audio miscues and a disappointing soundtrack will dampen the spirit slightly but thankfully not terminally. Rematch is a bold attempt at mixing up the format of sports games and I applaud Sloclap for taking a leap of faith. I just cannot wait to go back in and play another game!

It's gory, tough, but oh so enjoyable.

I truly recommend this game for fans of explorative adventures like Stardew Valley or Animal Crossing, or those just looking to reminisce on the good old days, both real and imagined.

Centum is not a game for everyone, but for those who appreciate psychological horror, esoteric storytelling, and challenging puzzles, it’s a must-play. With its eerie atmosphere, thought-provoking design, and compelling mystery, Centum proves that horror doesn’t need to rely on cheap tricks to be truly terrifying. If you’re looking for a game that will haunt you long after the credits roll, Centum is worth your time. Note that I only want to include screenshots from the very first scenes as they portray the style and atmosphere that is set throughout the experience without spoiling anything ahead of you if you wish to experience it yourself.

Endling - Extinction is Forever is a harrowing and touching tale. It highlights mankind's destructive nature and deadly touch. Furthermore, you'll experience one mother's unwavering love as she battles to keep her family alive. Heartwrenching, captivating and beautiful!

Once Alive is a fantastic solo dev title that shouldn't be missed. The action is captivating and I loved the story. Moreover, it looks great. Yes, there are some minor graphical issues, but this didn't ruin my experience.

Roxy Raccoon’s Pinball Panic is a great pinball game with many different game modes and superb game feel. The game also offers a story mode which could’ve been cut without much of a loss. I would recommend it to anyone who would like to play an actually good pinball game.

HumanityZ is a fun, challenging, and interesting twist on a well-trodden genre. The balance is just right and the 1.0 release offers a clear endgame objective. If you love zombie action, you need to give this a go.

Back to the Future DLC is a fantastic addition to the base game. Moreover, the nostalgia-filled action will make you smile. Consequently, if you love either franchise, you'll adore this. However, the audio drove me crazy.

Medieval Dynasty is a deep and fulfilling simulation title. Can you start a new life, survive, and encourage others to join you? Hunt, build, and trade as you create a legendary dynasty.

Afterglitch is an unusual sci-fi adventure. With a surreal setting and odd mechanics, this won't be for everyone. However, if you want something that's unique, then this could tick that box.

Tiny Echo gets an 8/10 from me. Not because it’s the most exciting thing I’ve played, but because it has a clear identity, executes it beautifully, and reminds us that sometimes games don’t need to be loud or long to leave an impression.

Warm Snow is a cruel and tough rogue-lite endeavour. However, its unforgiving and random gameplay ensures that it is moreish and tough to put down. Furthermore, it has a wonderful aesthetic and an excellent control layout. My only complaint is the repetitive nature of the opening action.

Cusinieer is a delightful game that combines restaurant management with food-themed action adventure in a charming way. With its lovable characters, funny moments, and engaging gameplay, it’s sure to keep you entertained for hours. And hey, who knew fighting food could be so much fun? With its mix of humour, creativity, and tasty challenges, Cusinieer gets a solid recommendation from me. Just be careful not to get overwhelmed by the lunch rush—those hungry customers can be quite demanding!

Backfirewall_ offers a delightful puzzle adventure within a smartphone, filled with witty characters and clever environmental puzzles. While the story is simple and the puzzles can get repetitive, its charm and unique perspective make it a must-play for puzzle fans and anyone looking for a heartwarming tech tale.

Aztech Forgotten Gods is an impressive achievement for the small studio, doing a great deal right in all areas making for a very enjoyable experience. Undoubtedly, there’s room for improvement, but for an action-adventure game that just about reaches double-digits in playtime, there’s very little of any significance that either affects the experience of that I can complain about – which for me is unusual. I for one hope this isn’t the last we see of our witty heroine and the Aztec gods.

The Rogue Prince of Persia is a solid 2D action roguelite. It excels in its movement mechanics making for great platforming sections combined with satisfying combat. Much of what I have said that I didn’t feel too strongly about the game were smaller aspects such as the medallions and the limited dialogue variety. Regardless of these small gripes, I would say this a great roguelite to pick up and sink some time into.

Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name is a good entry point for newcomers to experience the essence of the series. It delivers a satisfying dose of classic Yakuza action with some modern twists. However, veterans might find the story and world slightly limited compared to mainline entries.

“Eresys” is a game with a lot of potential that is unfortunately held back by several critical flaws. The info-dump introduction and struggling performance are red flags, and the repetitive environments bore over the initial excitement. The game’s reliance on co-op play is both its biggest strength and its weakness, as the sparse public lobbies make it difficult to experience the co-op experience which was. However, effective horror elements and a faithful Lovecraftian atmosphere offer glimpses of potential in “Eresys.” For those with friends who also own the game and a penchant for horror, “Eresys” might offer some enjoyable moments. But for the average solo player, the experience is likely to be as frustrating as it is frightening. I would suggest proceeding with caution, and perhaps waiting for a patch or two to address some of the more glaring issues before diving into this eldritch world. However, for a diehard Lovecraft fan, this game is certainly capable of evoking a decent time.

Minishoot' Adventures is a pleasant romp through a good-looking land. Equal parts Zelda and Bullet Hell, with fantastic movement and cracking boss fights. I've a few minor complaints, but nothing that gets in the way of the fun.

The Spell Brigade does just enough to elevate the genre, and becomes a fun, challenging roguelike with the bonus element of co-op. The progression system hasn't survived Early Access unscathed, but it remains enjoyable nonetheless.

Kingdoms and Castles! is a fantastic indie building sim and at a great price. Great yet simple visuals and a beautiful musical score help you really feel part of the medieval era. Lack of depth can hurt long term replay ability but it is a fantastic game – worth checking out if you love a building sim!

Bendy: Lone Wolf is nostalgia sharpened into something new, and something worth playing.

Rival Stars Horse Racing was never going to disappoint me. I love the genre and this was a great addition. The racing is fun and I like the different styles. Furthermore, breeding the perfect horse was challenging, but worth the effort.

Undivine is a dark Metroidvania with an RPG twist. The action is tough but enjoyable. Moreover, the bosses are great and the never-ending monsters will push your buttons.

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.

For fans of the genre and Norse mythology enthusiasts, “Nordic Ashes” is a must-play. Its combination of chaotic gameplay, strategic depth, and excellent replayability makes it a standout title. With a reasonable price point, it’s easy to recommend this game to anyone looking for an addictive and enjoyable bullet hell experience. I rate “Nordic Ashes” an 8/10 and look forward to many more hours of chaotic fun in the realms of Norse legend.

Dungeon Alchemist is a powerful and innovative tool for creating stunning tabletop RPG maps. While still in Early Access, it offers many features that streamline the map-making process and allow for incredible customisation. However, those seeking a more comprehensive genre range or the most cutting-edge features might want to consider waiting for further development.

Metal Slug Attack Reloaded gets the balance just right. Though the action can be repetitive and there is a sense of grind, I loved it regardless. This wonderfully dated title is perfect for casual and marathon gaming sessions.

SpongeBob SquarePants: The Patrick Star Game is perfect for younger gamers. It is childish, colourful, and very amusing. Enjoy exploring Bikini Bottom as you help each key protagonist. Clean up rubbish, search for jars of mayo, or just relax in this large underwater haven. Sadly, there are some visual issues and this undermines the finish.

This indie game brings back everything we loved about weekend afternoons in the 90s. Agile and challenging gameplay, captivating art, and audio that will make you nod your head lightly without even realizing it. It’s perfect for Mega Man fans and classic platformers, and the portability of the Switch version makes it a perfect travel companion.

Let's Sing 2024 is a fun-filled singing simulation. Additionally, the career mode will test your fundamentals and the online mode is competitive. Alongside this, the VIP pass expands the core game and offers loads of new tracks.

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.

Everhood: Eternity Edition is an old-school RPG that twists the narrative. This pixelated adventure is weird, challenging, and laced with rhythm-based madness. Additionally, you'll need razor-sharp reactions to see it through.

Moons of Darsalon is an old-school influenced platformer that is fun, unusual, and interesting to play. Each puzzle and layer of terraforming was fascinating, and the simple combat elements keep you busy.

Super Chicken Jumper is a fantastic old-school run 'n' gun title. Leap obstacles, shoot foes, and beat every boss. I adored its brutal ways and varied game modes.

Arzette: The Jewels of Faramore is an animated action-adventure game with controversial opinions and even considered a ''love letter'' to the original CD-i Zelda games. Is this game any good? I would say YES!

WitchSpring R is a thoughtful, deep and meaningful story which tells a tale of discovering oneself along with the perils of religion and bigotry. Pieberry is an engaging, thought-provoking protagonist who by journey’s end I had come to care for. Solid combat and great RPG mechanics and levelling systems helped keep me invested. It’s a shame that some areas felt too much of a slog at times and the sheer level of menus on offer can feel overwhelming. Visuals are mostly great and an absolutely stunning soundtrack and design help the game really feel unique. Charming is the word that just keeps coming to my mind when I think of this game.

Would I recommend it? Absolutely. The joy of solving puzzles together, the rich fantasy world, and the rewarding teamwork elements make Split Fiction a game that stands out in the co-op genre. Weather you’re enjoying the game with a partner who isn’t typically into gaming, or a friend that you’ve been gaming with for years, this is one of the best options out there.

The Dead Tree of Ranchiuna is a wonderfully dark walking simulator title. One of the, if not the best Bodur games available that is emotive and chilling. A beautiful world of love, friendship, and betrayal await you.

Star Wars: Dark Forces is undoubtedly a classic. A remaster was a surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one. There is still room for improvement, the menus and maps could have been perfected. Overall, it is a good update to a game that is close to my heart and that recommend to all fans of the franchise and the genre.

I expected What Lies in the Multiverse to be challenging. However, what I experienced was well-thought-out and user-friendly. It has some simple mechanics that evolve thanks to the multidimensional gameplay. Its cheeky story, loveable characters and silly ways will make you smile. Subsequently, you’ll experience an interesting title that is great fun to play. I adored it.

Pine Hearts is a game best played with an open mind and a desire for a relaxing experience. It’s a beautiful reminder of the power of community, the importance of self-care, and the healing potential of nature. While the gameplay might not be for everyone, those seeking a heartwarming story and a chance to explore a world brimming with empathy will find Pine Hearts to be a balm for the soul.

Pure Pool Pro is an ultra-realistic sports sim that is a joy to play. I love the varied game modes, the exceptional graphics, and the fun but easy to understand gameplay. One for lovers of pool who want a chilled experience.

Dead Season is a tough and cruel strategy title. This brutal streak will put many gamers off, but if you are willing to work hard, you will get a lot out of this strategy affair. Stick to the basics and work past the obstacles to get the most out this zombie experience.

NBA2K25 is in a class of its own in terms of sports simulation, presentation and immersion. No other game makes you truly feel you’re a superstar like this series. Great game modes, solid gameplay improvements and breath-taking visuals and animations help seal this version as a vast improvement over last year’s game. Whilst the awful microtransactions continue to infect this beloved franchise like a disease, and goofy voice acting can affect the immersion, there is still more than enough to recommend this to both veterans and newcomers to the franchise.

Potion Permit is a fantastic RPG in the same vein as Harvest Moon and Stardew Valley. It is charming, fun, and rewarding thanks to the balanced and interesting core mechanics. Relax, save the locals, and knock down the walls of distrust.

Overall, I enjoyed my time with Drill Core. Its approach to gameplay offers enough novelty, especially for someone like me who hasn’t been overly exposed to these genres. For better or worse, the game has some steep difficulty spikes. I found myself hitting a wall at the 8th difficulty level due to both the challenge and my growing fatigue. My experience could have been less tiring if the game had prioritized onboarding, providing more instructional guidance instead of relying so heavily on repetitive trial and error. Fortunately, I eventually found my rhythm, and most of my playthrough felt satisfying. Ultimately, Hungry Couch Games has demonstrated with Drill Core that they can create a solid game, and I will be looking out for their future projects.

Transport Fever 2 - Console Edition is a great simulation title. What's more, it is a fantastic port from PC and has a brilliant freeplay mode. Build depots and terminals for your vehicles to transport goods and people across each map. Moreover, you must manage your finances and adjust your plan as each city thrives.

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.

Spider-Man Remastered is another superb PC port from the PlayStation catalogue. Its combat and traversal systems flawlessly capture the feeling of playing as Spider-Man, but it does become somewhat repetitive quicker than you’d expect. Graphically, the game looks absolutely stunning, especially when utilising the RTX options. And while the audio design is remarkably well crafted, the games soundtrack does suffer from being unmemorable. Overall though, Spider-Man Remastered is massively entertaining. If you’re a fan of the Webhead, the MCU, or the Arkham games series, then this is a title worthy of checking out.

Spirit City: Lofi Sessions has greatly surprised me with what it is. It lacks depth, but what's here is very good for what the game aims to be and could be close to, if not, perfection with some tweaking. For students like myself, it's an easy recommend.

REMEDIUM: Sentinels is an excellent rogue-like auto-shooter. Moreover, it will remind you of Vampire Survivors and Brotato. As such, if you love those games, you'll adore everything you experience.

It’s fast, it’s furious, and it’s unapologetically old-school. RoboCop doesn’t evolve, he enforces.

MLB The Show 22 is a fantastic sports simulation title. However, it doesn't reinvent the wheel and fans of the series may have hoped for more evolution. Its fundamentals are well-explained and it is great for newcomers and veterans alike.

All-in-all 30XX is an excellent example of the genre done right whilst also accounting for people’s varying skill and taste. The graphics are good, the music is superb and the game does exactly what it sets out to do, emulate Mega Man with all its might whilst still creating a fresh experience for veterans of the roguelike circuit.

Outer Terror is a cooperative or single-player horror-inspired rogue-like. Moreover, it is influenced by the 80s and 90s and the aesthetics will tweak at your nostalgia-infused heartstrings. However, it doesn't have the depth of its peers and this holds it back from truly excelling.

Grime: Colors of Rot is an exceptional hybrid title. Consequently, it takes the best out of both the Soulsborne and Metroidvania genres. As such, you'll lose your way, be killed, and rage quit many times. However, as you cut through the challenging gameplay, you'll enjoy the grim atmosphere, exquisite visuals, and bizarre and mystical storyline.

Wander Stars is a lovely little JRPG that never overstays its welcome, with a cute, charming cast and a fun but basic combat system. Broken down into parts, it’s nothing special, but as a complete package it might just be one of my favourite gaming experiences of this year. And keep in mind; I am not an anime fan and have never seen an episode of Dragonball, so if you are then this is an even bigger no brainer, especially at just £21 on Steam. Like its own protagonist, Wander Stars is short, punchy and sweet.

Absolum is a delicately crafted beautiful game, with amazing artwork, an interesting story and characters, along with highly addictive combat.

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.

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.

Juicy Realm offers a roguelike with a truly unique setting. SpaceCan have done a fantastic job creating this crazy world with stunning visuals and beautiful enemy design. While its short length and bizarre sound design choices at times hinder the game, it’s still a blast, especially when played with a friend. Considering this is SpaceCan’s first attempt in the video game space, it’s exciting to see what they can come up with next. Let’s hope it’s as fruity as this one!

The Legend of Tianding is a stunning side-scrolling fighting game with platforming elements. Furthermore, it has a fascinating story that'll have you hooked from the off. Can you defeat every criminal and save the day? Steal weapons, master Kung Fu, and be an outlaw that overcomes every evil.

Turbo Golf Racing proves that Early Access can work wonders. This polished and addictive title has interesting game modes and intelligent stage design. Moreover, it is fast-paced and great fun when played casually.

Broken Lines is a solemn depiction of war that hits the right notes. With a sombre audio and a fascinating roster of characters, you'll be drawn into this alternative version of WWII.

I think the developers at Team Soda did a great job. I would recommend this to players who enjoy a grind and a challenge. If crafting, looting, questing and cute ducks are your thing, then Escape From Duckov might be the game for you. I’m also glad that Battlestate Games is embracing/promoting the game despite the obvious parody of Escape From Tarkov.

The platform genre is saturated. Therefore, you need something special if you want to stand out. I think Ayo the Clown does just that, as it’s an excellent title. Its story is fun, the environments are interesting and vivid; the gameplay is challenging but fair, and it has plenty of collectables. It ticks all the boxes.

Digital Eclipse did a stellar job paying homage to Atari’s rise and fall. If you’re a classic gamer/Atari fan you’ll have a blast. Outside of that demographic, I worry the $50 price point is a little steep. Having not grown up in the 80’s arcades, I rarely had a good time with most of the games. I never went into this review with a mindset that I would, nor did it cloud my judgement. Playing this game, I appreciated it for what it was. I love researching gaming, as a lover of the art form. Collections like this are important. For anyone wanting to learn about a pivotal era in gaming, check out Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration.

Steredenn: Binary Stars is a high-energy roguelike shoot ’em up with tight mechanics, endless variety, and brutal bosses. While it doesn’t take advantage of PS5-specific features, it runs smoothly and delivers pure arcade joy for fans of challenging gameplay.

Necro Story is a fun auto-battler with an interesting story. Moreover, I enjoyed the tactical approach and the interesting world. My only complaint is the slow opening segment.

Overall, the collection is incredibly accessible, easy to get into, and plays smoothly. There is a near-perfect balance of adventuring, puzzle-solving, and reading. I would highly recommend Ace Attorney Investigations Collection to anyone, whether you have never played Ace Attorney before, or even if you had played the original Investigations back in the day (if you were not a fan at the time, give this title another chance)!

It would have been nice if there were some special features, artwork from Steve Purcell or some of the original comics, but as the saying goes, you should never look a gift horse in the mouth, because this effervescent and evergreen title is an ageless wine with a comically-large gun, and one can only hope that this leads to not only the remastering of the entire trilogy of games on consoles, but also something new. Sam and Max are back, baby.

If you love a good whodunnit and a bit of research and puzzles in between, Cyber Manhunt 2 is an excellent game worth picking up. I have not played the first game so I can’t judge how it fairs as a sequel but I would say that I didn’t need any prior knowledge to be completely immersed into the plot of this game. This a really well-put-together game on the whole, it’s very clear a lot of thought went in writing this story and it’s a concept that could be reused again and again in different scenarios or environments– something I’m hoping the developers at Aluba Studio are planning to do.

Captain Wayne probably won’t appeal to everyone and won’t have the longevity with just this one game, and I think that’s okay. For Ciaran Games LLC’s first game on Steam, the game does its job and has a clear image of what it wants to do. The developers could focus on making new Captain Wayne games, each one playing like a new episode in the series. I could see a future where there’s an “Ultimate Captain Wayne” bundle with five Captain Wayne games together at a cheaper price than buying them individually. Personally, I’m not sure I will be tuning in, as its not my genre of game. However, I’m still hopeful that this is just the beginning for Captain Wayne.

Dagon: Complete Edition is a love letter to some of HP Lovecraft’s earliest tales. It tells gripping narratives across four separate tales with superb visuals and sound design. This type of media is certainly not for everyone but for fans of Lovecraft there is enough to satisfy your hunger with the in game collectibles on offer to uncover. It’s just a shame the experience is extremely short; I long for games that can tell these tales but in a AAA format. But for now, this will certainly do.

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead keeps you on your toes throughout. It is creepy, uncomfortable, and just a little challenging. However, it is the silence that is deafening. If you can stay silent, you have every chance of surviving.

Maliki: Poison of the Past offers a rich blend of strategic gameplay, emotional storytelling, and immersive world-building. Its unique mechanics and compelling narrative make it a standout title for fans of tactical RPGs and story-driven games. The beautiful art style, and incredible score, and light hearted story telling ensures a memorable gaming experience.​

Amerzone - The Explorer's Legacy is a wonderful remake that will impress modern audiences. The beautiful scenery is captivating and the puzzles will test you. Furthermore, the plot is outlandish but great to experience.

Bravery and Greed is a phenomenal rogue-lite dungeon crawler. It is cruel and harsh, but oh so rewarding. Play it solo or with friends as you explore dank caverns and defeat gargantuan beasts.

Finding the Flowzone is a fantastic addition to an amazing franchise. With zany characters, colourful backdrops, and fast-paced action, this is an incredible DLC that is great value for money. My only complaint, however, is that the gameplay fails to evolve as much as I'd have liked.