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.