Jurassic World Aftermath offers a thrilling, albeit brief, VR experience. The immersive atmosphere, tense stealth gameplay, and environmental storytelling will keep you on the edge of your seat. However, the repetitive nature of the core gameplay and the lack of combat options might limit its appeal for players seeking a more varied VR adventure.

Unplugged is a solid VR rhythm game that delivers a fun and accessible way to unleash your inner rockstar. The intuitive controls, diverse soundtrack, and engaging visuals make it a compelling experience for VR enthusiasts and casual music game fans. However, the absence of hand-tracking technology on PSVR2 might leave more experienced musicians wanting more.

After the Fall is a solid VR shooter that delivers a thrilling, albeit repetitive, experience. The game's immersive world and satisfying gunplay make for a compelling experience, while the deep progression system and strong focus on co-op keep players coming back for more. However, fans of deep narratives and groundbreaking visuals might want more due to the game's repetitive nature.

Parasol Stars: The Story of Bubble Bobble III is a nostalgia-infused platformer that will make you smile. I loved the zany levels and the monsters. Furthermore, it can be enjoyed with a friend. My only complaint is the lack of an auto-save facility.

Dicefolk's core combat blends critter fights and dice rolling to great effect. The fighting is satisfying and it looks gorgeous. The plot is a little absent, but it doesn't damper the overall good feeling that Dicefolk brings to the table.

A detailed and wonderful story that sometimes may have long and unnecessary conversations. The gameplay is fun and it’s an interesting combination of real-time combat and turn-based combat, but the real-time part is not so entertaining and the long cutscenes makes the gameplay little. Lovely art design but the textures are very low in detail. The soundtracks are great. Overall, this game is great and its problems can be ignored.

Alaskan Road Truckers: Highway Edition doesn't break with tradition. Accordingly, fans of trucking games will enjoy what they experience. Sadly, this is a niche audience and other gamers will be disappointed. The visuals are rough, and the gameplay is too restrictive. As such, there are better simulation games available.

I really enjoyed my time with Bred and Fred, but the single player mode really makes it a more frustrating experience than it needs to be. This is a title that I can highly recommend if you have someone who wouldn’t mind sitting down and putting a couple of hours into it with you. Otherwise, I highly recommend that you prepare yourself for a frustrating time as you throw a rock around in efforts to achieve the same results as someone else who has a competent partner with them.

Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail is a tale of two halves. On the story front, it might be one of the weaker stories for the MMO. Wuk Lamat is an overbearing main character who is illogical at times. None of the other new characters stand out, and fan favorites from previous expansions don’t significantly impact the story. On the other hand, the dungeons and trials are some of the most fun I’ve had in the game. Both new classes are a blast, and the graphics update adds a nice touch to the game. Fans of the story might be disappointed, especially after Endwalker and Shadowbringers. This expansion delivers on all fronts for players looking to grind new content.

JustAxe is an exciting 2D platformer with puzzles, interactive environments and unusual setting! Solve riddles, combine your moves, and set out to save your hometown and possibly all of humanity... And don't forget to take your axe with you!

Phantoms has a lot of potential and can be enjoyable as a short, terrifying experience.

Freedom Planet 2 is a fast-paced old-school platformer that has a Sonic edge. I loved the intricate stage design and the garish colour palette. Additionally, the controls are tight, and the audio is disgustingly upbeat. However, it can be tough to keep on top of everything and this may put off some gamers.

Despite these shortcomings, No Umbrellas Allowed offers a unique and engaging experience for players who enjoy narrative-driven sims with a dash of mystery. The atmosphere of the rain-drenched city, the intrigue surrounding the Fixerain, and the act of uncovering hidden value in everyday objects all contribute to a memorable journey.

Penny's Big Breakaway is a fun and interesting platform experience. Furthermore, the controls are tight, and the level design was well considered. However, the constant search for collectables and side quests may drive you mad.

“The Dark Cave” successfully merges deck-building and roguelite elements with rhythmic movement mechanics, delivering a challenging and rewarding experience. While the game’s environments can become repetitive and some translations need improvement, its strategic depth, character variety, and engaging mechanics make it a compelling choice for fans of the genre. With ongoing updates and potential for future content, “The Dark Cave” promises to keep players entertained and strategizing for many runs to come.

“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.

It makes you think, and at times makes you feel like you’re excelling while also giving you moments of feeling like an idiot. I give it an 8/10 with the only negatives lying in its storytelling and voice acting.

Wall World is a rogue-lite adventure title set in a sci-fi environment. Furthermore, the action is challenging and it will test you from the off. Though I loved it, the typical genre grind can become repetitive.

Rolling Hills: Make Sushi, Make Friends is a cute adventure title that is addictive, enjoyable, and full of loveable characters. Furthermore, it is manageable, and it is included with Xbox Game Pass. The only negative is the grind. However, this is a minor issue and doesn't detract from the experience.

For someone who was brand new in many ways to this genre, I found SMTV enthralling in its deep and meaningful story, its superb cast of characters and its beautiful, yet haunting environments. However, I struggled at times to grasp its unforgiving combat. To sum up, this type of game and gameplay is certainly not for everyone, but for fans of the series, it’s the formula you know and love with wonderful new additions. Quality of life improvements help polish an already well-rounded game. Beautiful art style and a heart racing soundtrack complement the game to make a wonderful package for both returning players and newcomers like me. See you in the desert!

Neon Rider Classic is a rather insubstantial remake of two classic Flash games. This version is rather bareboned and, strangely, irrelevant given the Flash versions are still available for free.

MULLET MADJACK is a single-player fast-paced FPS that brings you directly inside a CLASSIC ANIME. Power up your character and reach the last floor; Beat your best time or try again. Haste makes waste… OF YOUR ENEMIES!

Wartales is a phenomenal old-school RPG with a modern edge. You'll love the vast open-world and the freedom to do as you please. However, the brutal gameplay and the spinning of many plates make it a tough game to play.

Exogate Initiative has a promising core gameplay loop but is still under development. The game offers a compelling foundation if you enjoy strategic base building and space exploration with a dash of crew management. However, newcomers might find it challenging, and the current lack of narrative depth and endgame content might dampen the experience for some.

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.

In summary, “Neptunia Game Maker” is a game that had a lot of potential but fails to deliver on almost every front. The story is disjointed and quite difficult to follow with how many characters get introduced every second. The design is uninspired which doesn’t utilise the art style and the combat is lacklustre. Features like the bike and game development mechanics feel half-baked and add little to the overall experience. I cannot recommend this game to anyone as even to experience the story the player would be forced to drag themselves through the combat encounters. In my opinion “Neptunia Game Maker” should have taken some tips form its own game making mechanics.

Wild West Dynasty has a good foundation, but it needs work. If you want a polished and engaging experience, wait for further development. However, if you're an Early Access enthusiast who enjoys the Wild West setting and can forgive the problems, you might find some fun in building your own frontier town. [Early Access Provisional Score = 90]

Everspace 2 is a perfect blend of an arcade shooter and space-looting action RPG, but not without its flaws. While a massive departure from the first Everspace game, if you’re nostalgic for classics like Freelancer and want a story that would fit perfectly into a 90s action sci-fi movie, this is the game for you.

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.

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.

Tram Simulator: Urban Transit allows lovers of Train Sim World to experience something slightly different. This management and tram driving title is set in a monstrosly large world. Moreover, there are plenty of routes to plan and 6 unique trams to drive. My only complaint is the poorly highlighted speed limits.

Berzerk: Recharged is a fun 80s rework that will appease its fans. I love the vibrant colour palette and the claustrophobic level design. Furthermore, the action is easy to master. However, a lack of missions was disappointing and this differs from other Recharged titles.

Noreya: The Gold Project is a 2D pixel-art metroidvania game set in a dark fantasy universe, offering players the choice between allegiance to the Gods of Light and Shadow or the gods of Corruption and Gold. Decisions made in the game affect progression by changing the available paths and abilities.

Pogo Stick Champion is a challenging platform experience. However, its brutality is complemented by the stunning and relaxing aesthetic. Can you tackle each of the 60 levels whilst overcoming saws, lasers, chasms, and other dangers? My only complaint is it is far too tough for casual gamers.

Fueled Up is a chaotic cooperative title that will make you laugh and grimace. This space-themed game is fast-paced and challenging. Furthermore, you must balance aggression with tactical nuance. This is easier said than done as the space octopus wants to undo every ounce of hard work.

Give this title some time for it to resolve all of its bugs and glitches, and with that I think Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom can transform into something more.

Rallyallyally is a party game with a unique twist. The dynamic track creation and power-up fueled chaos make for some truly hilarious moments. However, the repetitive gameplay and lack of depth prevent it from being a long-term commitment. If you’re looking for a casual game to break the ice at your next gathering, Rallyallyally might be worth a spin. But thats only what it is, a one time session game.

Gigantosaurus: Dino Sports is a roarsome title for your little ones. Can you complete the Giganto games and be crowned the winner? 8 events stand between you and glory. Run, swim, shoot, slide, and much more in this child-friendly experience.

Graven is a brilliant fusion of the best elements from Doom and Gothic, creating a game that shows great promise in both combat and exploration. Its old-school graphics, enhanced by modern technology, offer a charming and visually rich experience. While not without its flaws, the level design is generally excellent, and the gameplay is nothing short of exhilarating. The combination of fast-paced combat, intricate world-building, and a satisfying progression system makes Graven a easy recommendation for fans of classic and modern games alike. Whether you’re in it for the nostalgia or a new engaging action-adventure game, Graven is sure to have you hooked.

Echo Generation: Midnight Edition is quirky, hilarious, and fun. It perfectly blends turn-based RPG combat with waves of nostalgia. Fans of RPGs, indie games, or just looking for a trip back to the 90s will have a blast with this game. My only gripe is that I wish the game were a little longer.

NeoSprint is a stylish retro racing experience. Its top-down perspective felt comfortable and I adored the aggressive gameplay. Furthermore, there are loads of collectables to win. However, it may be too simple for some and this could disappoint.

Radiant Tale -Fanfare!- is a love letter to fans of the original game. I've some issues with the writing - and the lack of any gameplay is a continuous thorn in my side - but it explores some nice themes and is built on top of an intriguing world.

The only real negative lies in the fact that I not only wanted more but felt there should be. And also the AI that held me up for a half hour.

Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator 2021 has a great variety in the number of motorcycles, and each of these motorcycles has a unique, realistic and detailed arrangement of parts, but the lack of tools and annoying control is the negative part of its gameplay. This game is the only option for those who are looking for a simulator of motorcycle repairs and upgrades, and it is good and suitable.

Neptunia: Sisters Vs Sisters is a cutesy, boob obsessed RPG. Furthermore, it has adorable heroes and some familiar mechanics. Though it wasn't the best RPG I've played, it will tick many boxes for fans of Anime and Manga.

DarkStar One holds up remarkably well in 2024, with entry-level - but fun - space sim combat, and an air of deepness around its systems. The voice acting, plot and general repetitive feel drag it down a bit but I enjoyed my time with it.

If you appreciate avant-garde fauvist art and have the patience for a slow-burn narrative puzzle games, you might find something worthwhile in this game. For others, it might just be an interesting but ultimately forgettable experience.

Astrune Academy had the potential to be a charming throwback to the JRPGs of yesteryear, but it falters due to uninspired world design, a repetitive soundtrack, and the intrusive integration of mobile game mechanics. The story’s initial promise and the classic gameplay are overshadowed by these issues, leaving players with a sense of what could have been. While it may still hold some appeal for die-hard fans of the genre, Astrune Academy ultimately serves as a reminder that some things are best left in the past.

Ufouria: The Saga 2 is a fun and amusing side-scrolling platform title. This wonderfully wholesome title will make you smile from beginning to end. However, it is far too easy and short. Accordingly, you will be left wanting. Yet, the short experience is captivating and brilliant.

Finding America: The West Collector's Edition is a solid entry for the hidden objects genre, featuring unique and fun puzzles as you campaign through the scenic American West.

UNABLES is a funny but often cruel physics-based game. The testing action is juxtaposed by the amusing Monty Python-style approach. Accordingly, though it will make you scream, you will chuckle at the stupidity.

Overall, “Horizon Chase” is an absolute joy to play. Its combination of stunning visuals, engaging music, and accessible yet challenging gameplay makes it a standout in the arcade racing genre. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick race or a longer session tackling the World Tour, the game is always ready to provide a good time. It’s the kind of game that you can easily pick up for a few minutes or lose yourself in for hours. With its variety of modes and multiplayer options, it’s a game that will keep you coming back for more.

Lunar Lander Beyond is a fun but challenging physics-based experience. Can you master every vessel and complete the tough but rewarding missions? This isn't a game for the faint of heart. Yet, if you have patience, you'll love every tricky mission. My only complaint is it can be extremely tough.

I highly recommend checking out “Be my Horde”, especially given its affordable price. It’s a game that rewards strategic thinking and planning ahead, and with continued development, it has the potential to become a standout title in its genre. Keep an eye on future updates, as they are likely to bring even more depth and variety to this already promising game.

For fans of the original film, this game is a true love letter to the original through wonderful sound and character design. Brilliant and innovative additions to the asymmetrical multiplayer genre and strong and unique map design help make this game stand alone in a plethora of available titles. Whilst the game can be frustrating at times due to balancing issues, its overall package is strong enough to overcome this. A relic of the past with a fresh twist. Send in the Klowns!

New Star GP is an old-school racing title that is addictive and fun. Furthermore, it can be enjoyed alone or on one screen with friends. The action is fast-paced, aggressive, and ridiculous. However, it has an ounce of tactical nuance to add depth.

While the gameplay might not suit those seeking a more straightforward or less complex experience, the 5000 unique units and endless procedurally generated scenarios make it a standout in its genre. If you’re ready for a surprising and deeply engaging experience, give Universal Conquest a try.

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.

Autopsy Simulator is a grim experience. This simulation title lets you run wild in a morgue. Furthermore, there is an uncomfortable horror edge that keeps you on your toes. However, too much hand-holding and not enough freedom prevent it from truly excelling. If the upcoming "autopsy-only" mode allows more freedom, then this will excel.

Chornobyl Liquidators gives me the vibes that it will be an awesome game one day! If it just hits a few touch ups, the only mistakes it made were being too ambitious in certain areas. I give it a 5/10 I could see this being amazing with a few fixes but as of now it still isn’t tickling my fancy.

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.

Doki Doki AI Interrogation is a fascinating concept. This short game lets you twist the narrative and torture your suspect. Moreover, it ups the ante once the hard mode is unlocked. However, it has room to grow, and I'm excited to see how this one evolves.

Blockbuster Inc. is a intriguing simulation game that can offer a fun time creating wacky scenes, but the fun ends fast when you realise it's lack of polish and depth.

Roxy Racoon's Pinball Panic is a fun, casual experience. However, the repetitive action and lack of depth hold it back. If you love the genre, and you want an inexpensive distraction, then this is the game for you. Yet, don't expect too much depth or challenge.

Pro Cycling Manager 2024 is an in-depth sports management title. The new features will impress fans of the franchise. However, some elements have been watered down and this will disappoint. Yet, the rounded gameplay and challenging races will get your heart racing. Accordingly, I enjoyed my time with this cycling experience.

Fading Afternoon tells the interesting story of Seiji Maruyama, an older Yakuza trying to re-establish himself in the newer world. There is a lot of interesting commentary on aging and reflections on the life you live, which I liked. To get to these moments, you have to battle through repetitive encounters. The game doesn’t give you much direction, so sometimes you aimlessly explore, hoping to trigger another cutscene on Seiji’s journey. If you can get through the repetitive combat, Fading Afternoon is worth checking out.

Lost in Tropics is a survival game that piqued my interest. However, the repetitive action, lack of depth, and weird in-game events undermined the potential. Furthermore, your NPC companion is annoying and there are not enough items to craft. Consequently, it left me wanting.

Pacific Drive blends peaceful car maintenance with chaotic - and frequently unnerving - surges of anamolies. Impeccable atmosphere and strong writing are coupled with an enjoyable gameplay loop. Both halves suffer from some limitations, but its a very strong showing nonetheless.

Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge is a cozy, slow-paced creature collector all about restoring the wetlands and providing a safe and fun sanctuary for frogs.

My Little Pony: A Zephyr Heights Mystery is a fantastic adventure title for your young munchkins. This fun-filled, colourful game will make your kids laugh and smile. Moreover, it is simple to pick up and easy for youngsters to play. However, adults will find it repetitive and frustrating.

If you’re a fan of Visual Novels, then Still Joking is a must-play. It offers an intriguing mix of narrative depth, point-and-click mechanics, and puzzle-solving elements that keep you engaged from start to finish. While the gameplay might not appeal to those looking for more traditional or action-oriented experiences, the story’s complexity and the numerous choices available make it a standout in its genre. If you’re up for a surprising and engaging experience, give Still Joking a try.

In the end, Garten of Banban is a game without story that gives you a one-line story at the beginning of the game, a very short gameplay that lasts between 15 and 20 minutes, the puzzles are very easy and without challenges, apart from a short section there is no excitement or fear in the game, visually it is an mediocre mobile game.

The Outlast Trials is a masterpiece in blending cooperative gameplay with the disgusting outrageous horror of the iconic series. Gameplay feels both exhilarating and terrifying, creating unique moments for me and my friends that I will remember for a long time. Whilst the game doesn’t have a memorable story to tell, its characters and enemies are truly unforgettable. Stunning presentation and design help to keep me coming back for more and a fairly robust progression helps to create longevity. I just wish I could experience the trials again for the first time. See you in the madhouse.

Tour de France 2024 is a competent and enjoyable cycling simulation that caters well to its target audience. However, its failure to innovate and distinguish itself from last year’s edition limits its appeal. While it offers everything fans of the genre would expect, it doesn’t push any boundaries or introduce significant new features. For cycling aficionados, it’s a solid choice, but for still, it might feel like a ride they’ve taken one too many times.

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.

Touhou Genso Wanderer – Foresight can be a lot of fun, but you have to try and ignore a lot of things that other Dungeon games just do better. Whether it’s weird translation errors in the items, hub areas feeling dull and lifeless or even the main story, this title truly feels unfinished, as though Aquastyle rushed it out to make a quick buck from the diehard Touhou fans. And that’s a shame because there’s some great potential here.

Anthology of Fear is an out-of-the-box horror that fails to hit the right notes. Disappointingly, repetitive action and a lack of cohesion muddy the water. Furthermore, there are too many lulls to make this a truly horrific experience.

At its heart, Necrobouncer is a fun little roguelike with a couple of nice ideas. Sadly, it struggles to find its USP, leaving it feeling competent but ultimately forgettable.

The experience I came out with was more than worth it. It’s fun, weird and unsettling. What more could I ask for? I give it an 8.5/10. The only problems lie in the fact that I wanted more, more puzzles, more story, and also I’d love a bit more creepiness to keep the namesake. Anyways those were my thoughts on Creepy tale: some other place.

Criminal Expert is an immersive FMV experience. Moreover, the setting is fantastic and the cinematic is top-notch. Accordingly, it is tough to put down. However, repetitive action reduces its replay value.

Read Only Memories: Neurodiver is a great visual novel experience. However, it isn't perfect. Yet, I enjoyed the varied characters and the excellent story. Sadly, though, the controls weren't great, and replay value is limited.

The Smurfs Village Party is a solo and multiplayer experience. If you love Mario Party, you'll adore the mini-games. However, the adventure mode feels like an afterthought, which wasn't very pleasant. Furthermore, some bugs and glitches prevent it from excelling.

The game’s ability to keep you hooked is impressive. It shows that sometimes, simple ideas can be impactful. Coloree proves that a game doesn’t need complex stories or dialogue to be captivating. So I tell you, as a gamer and a possible future friend to give it a chance. Maybe, just maybe, it will make you find something in your life that may help you find yourself.

In summary, if you’re a die-hard fan of zombie survival games and can overlook significant flaws for the thrill of defending your base night after night, you might find some enjoyment here. For everyone else, just play 7 days to die.

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.

Cyberpulse is a wonderfully fun and chaotic chunk of arcade action, which successfully puts a spin on the twin-stick shooter. The graphics are nice, though a bit overly intense, and the core gameplay is well explored.

Wuthering Waves is a free-to-play gatcha game. They want you to spend your time in their world and hopefully spend money on it. So, is Wuthering Waves worth playing? I think long-term, it is. Its combat is very solid, and the exploration aspect is also fun. Its biggest faults are the story, which is very weak, and the voice acting of some characters is subpar. To Kuro Games’ credit, they are working to address these issues. The game has been patched constantly since I started playing, and they are working to address the voice acting. If you’re looking for a fast-paced action game and a deep, open world, I recommend Wuthering Waves. If you’re more of a story person, maybe wait to see if the story improves.

It’s not a combination of what I usually like but it does the basics well enough that many will like it. I give it a 7/10. Its negatives mostly lie in the fact that the gameplay can get dull and tiring after long hours. And how much of the game only pulls off average and not exceeding beyond that.

Timberman: The Big Adventure is a nostalgia-infused experience that made me smile. This rudimentary title may be too easy for genre veterans. However, I loved the garish colours and interesting stage design. Moreover, the mini-games were addictive.

Archetype Arcadia is a visual novel with a lot to offer. The world, characters, and core themes are captivating, but the pacing and underdeveloped elements hold it back from reaching its full potential. Despite these shortcomings, Archetype Arcadia is a visually stunning and narratively engaging experience, especially for fans of dark science fiction. If you’re looking for a choice-driven story with a unique premise and beautiful visuals, Archetype Arcadia is worth checking out, but be prepared for a few bumps along the way.

Once upon a time, Endless Ocean served as a novelty for an at-home diving experience. Now, despite its polished graphics, it is anything but a shell of itself. The fish are so nicely detailed, the soundtrack is chill, and the playthrough may be fun for half an hour. Endless Ocean Luminous is going to have a hard time being someone’s first choice for an underwater simulation experience. To be frank, I think I would just rather go to an aquarium.

I cannot stress enough how unenjoyable this experience was due to the inability to find a match to play online and with a simple feature such as A.I opponents missing, this is a game that comes hard to recommend. Hopefully down the road, the devs are able to implement a way to enjoy what is on offer here. The game has a solid foundation and the potential to be enjoyable but it is hard to see that potential when you are staring at a screen that tells you no matches can be found on multiple occasions.

This game managed to combine several genres in the best way, it has a good story but it is simple and not so engaging, a super fun gameplay that may become a bit repetitive because of its loop, overall Gordian Quest is a wonderful game. Which has so much content that it is definitely worth the $20.

Armed and Gelatinous: Couch Edition is a fast-paced competitive experience. However, it lacks oomph and can become repetitive. Furthermore, no online servers prevents the game from excelling.

If you’re a die-hard snooker fan, you might get a kick out of it for a bit. However don’t expect anything mind-blowing. Here’s hoping the developers wake up and inject some real creativity into this dud in the future.

"Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip” is a delightful and engaging collect-a-thon that combines humour, charming graphics, and enjoyable gameplay. Its unique premise and well-executed dialogue make it a standout title. Whether you’re a fan of quirky adventures or just looking for a fun and heart-warming game, “Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip” is a must-play.

HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed is a fun and colourful nostalgia-infused shooter. This can be enjoyed alone or with others competitively and cooperatively. Moreover, it has plenty of action to keep you busy. However, I fear that the online servers may become unbalanced and toxic.

A nice landscape can't hide unsatisfying combat, weak survival mechanics and an odd, unfinished feel. Kingdom of Fallen is definitely not ready for prime time.