Otomate's "Winter's Wish" is the typical historical fantasy otome experience packed with silly, sweet, and charming bachelors.

Fernbus Simulator is a simulation title that doesn't hold your hand. Consequently, with plenty of detail, this can be challenging to master. Yet, once you understand the fundamentals, you experience a rich driving experience. Sadly, though, a lack of business mechanics prevent it from scoring higher and reaching its full potential.

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.

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.

Rayland is a deceptive puzzle title that'll suck you in. You'll fly through the opening stages but the introduction of new mechanics and a lack of a hint system will stop you in your tracks. Sadly, though, it doesn't trend new ground, but this matters not. Manipulate the lasers and deliver the energy on every stage.

Magic Chaos is a 4 players party bullet hell PC game, developed by Super Starmine and published by Phoenixx Inc. The game focus on PVP and nurturing your magical idol fighter to compete with other magical idol fighters. So, it's time to choose your favorite idol and conquer the battlefield.

Overall, GameDec is an adventure fit for those looking for more of the Cyberpunk setting. The idea of solving crimes as a Game detective seems a little strange at first but grew on me as the story went on. By the end of the game, I was fully engrossed in the characters and even was worried about their well-being. Although there are a few minor complaints, GameDec is definitely worth checking out.

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.

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.

Anuchard had such potential to be fantastic. Sadly, however, it falls short because of its repetition and lack of difficulty.

Dark Quest 4 successfully transforms itself from board to video game but loses something in the process, leaving it feeling a little flat and cold.

Once again, I am not a fan of J-RPGs personally. However, I didn’t hate my time with Jack Move at all. I would credit this feeling mostly to the art and music. They were certainly excellent. The gameplay while staying true to the J-RPG roots, offers a bit of its own variety. I’m glad it’s a short game because if it were longer, it might’ve overstayed its welcome. I’d suggest Jack Move to anyone wanting to give a short to J-RPGs, since it could be too easy of a game for a fan of the genre.

Krut: The Mythic Wings is a retro-inspired side-scrolling adventure title. Its simple gameplay is reminiscent of the best Sega Mega Drive games. However, it is disappointingly repetitive and this reduces its potential.

It needs work, that’s for certain. But these are things that can be ironed out. I think with a bit of polish this game could be great, because there’s some real promise here, it’s just buried under a lot of unnecessary clutter. If you’re a sci-fi lover with a passion for mystery. I’d say this is a game for you. But maybe give it a bit of time in the oven first, this project isn’t quite ready yet.

Good ideas don’t always make good games, and sadly, No, I am not Human is a reminder of just that.

Alex the Rabbit is a dated platformer that will not test you. However, its basic ideas are perfect if you want a straightforward and easy to understand game.

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.

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.

Despite its shortcomings, Atelier Yumia still offers a fun and engaging experience, especially for fans of the series and alchemy mechanics. The story, UI, and animations are definite highlights, and the synthesis system remains a strong point. I will recommend this to anyone that wants to chill, gather, craft and switch off for a while. However, the poor world design, redundant mechanics, and unbalanced progression prevent it from reaching the heights of its predecessors.

NanoApostle is a perfect encapsulation of the struggles indie developers face in today’s market. Like other games, the developers have had to focus their main efforts into one area, to the detriment of the rest of the game. The movement and combat in this game are fantastic and will keep players hooked as they take on terrifying boss after boss. In conclusion, sadly, a story that is non existent and inconsistent presentation prevent this game really standing out amongst a sea of indie titles. There’s fun to be had, but at what cost?

Clean Up Earth is a calm and relaxing simulation experience. It uses a fantasy and sci-fi edge to counter a rather serious message. However, it is easy to understand why we should recycle and the global benefits. My favourite part of this game is the real-world investment in climate fighting charities.

Hello Neighbor 2 is a stealth horror puzzle game that is tough to stomach. There is plenty of potential for it to be phenomenal. However, it sadly falls short. Moreover, the open world dilutes its approach and this was unfortunate. Furthermore, it fails to rectify many of the flaws found in its predecessor.

Hand in Hand is a gorgeous walk through an intriguing world, even if I wasn't always sure what was going on. It has a great central gameplay idea but fumbles the execution with simplistic puzzles and frustrating boss fights.

I desperately wanted Blow and Fly to impress me. However, it didn’t. It has the ingredients to be a good game, but it never excels.

This game is mixed for me. I think there is some fun to be had, but only if you’re a pinball fanatic, or want to relive old memories. Unfortunately, the game doesn’t have enough to keep things interesting beyond an hour, or two of gameplay, so therefore it’s hard for me to recommend it. There are things to appreciate in this game, but ultimately Pinball Freedom falls flat.

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.

Hotel Renovator is a game that should be handled with caution. While on one side it is a wholly unfinished glorified mesh of Unreal assets being priced on Steam at 24.99€, there are small signs of the game potentially becoming larger in future updates, or maybe even being fixed by its community's mods (something very telling of Two Horizon's intentions in game development). I am giving this game a very wishful six, with hopes of future patches improving on very clear flaws.

From the opening gambit, I knew this would be an in-depth experience. It combines many great elements and has plenty of potential. Sadly, though, Mr Prepper was imbalanced and frustrating.