It’s a walking simulator with no soul, a puzzle game with no challenge. If you want to spend hours wandering an empty island trying to piece together a story that honestly should have been a movie or a short film, then sure, The End of the Sun might scratch that itch. But for me, this is a hard pass.

As smooth as butter, MainFrames is an excellent little platformer with adorable art, a unique concept and well laid out difficulty curve.

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii successfully marries the core elements of the Yakuza series with a captivating pirate theme. For newcomers and seasoned fans alike, it offers a compelling adventure that is both familiar and refreshingly new. As someone who had not fully embraced the series before, this instalment provided an accessible and enjoyable entry point, solidifying its place as a standout title in my gaming experience. Its blend of engaging combat, diverse side activities, and a vibrant setting make it a noteworthy addition to the franchise.

Amber Isle is a cozy 3D simulation game where you play as your own customizable dino and embark on a paleoventure - meeting new friends, revamping an abandoned isle, and managing your very own store - all why trying to attain your very own Saurname.

All in all, Eyes of War brings a fun spin to the RTS genre with its seamless blend of strategy and action. The ability to jump into the shoes of any soldier mid-battle is something you don’t see every day, and it spices up the experience. Sure, the lack of a story mode and matchmaking can be a bit of a bummer, but if you’re into the tactical side of things and love getting your hands dirty in the heat of battle, there’s still a lot to enjoy here. It’s got its quirks, but Eyes of War deserves a spot on your radar.

Beyond the Ice Palace 2 is a gritty and tough action platformer. If you can cope with the brutality, you will enjoy the gothic setting and the captivating lore. It is cruel and unfair, but the action is oddly rewarding.

MACROSS Shooting Insight is a game I wanted to love but too many things just got in the way. A story left by the wayside, chaotic visuals and gameplay decisions lead to frustrating moments. Luckily, it’s not all bad, due to superb sound design and visuals that hold up for the most part. This, coupled with a truly unique ever changing gameplay style, means there is enough for some veterans of the franchise to love. A truly mixed bag.

Kamikaze Lassplanes is an Ecchi visual novel with a bizarre twist. Gambles like this rarely pay off, but the developer has done a great job with both genres. If you love a strange but interesting plot and Shmup gameplay, then this should be part of your gaming library.

Bao Bao's Cozy Laundromat is relaxing, simple, and pleasant to look at. However, the lack of input and the simplicity may put some people of this idle business experience.

Dance of Cards is a ruthless adventure where twists and turns punctuate the action. Though I wasn't a fan of the finale, the luck and card games kept me interested throughout. If you want a challenge, then this could be the game for you.

While Dawnfolk may have stripped away too much in the pursuit of minimalism, it's still a fun and strangely absorbing mix of city-builder and puzzle game.

Alchemist Shop Simulator is a fun time sink that unfortunately lacks content. Consequently, once you've got to grips with the action, it can become repetitive. However, if you love making potions and you wish to impress your clients, you will lose hours to this enjoyable simulation experience.

Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip is a silly but captivating adventure game. I loved the amusing dialogue and the zany characters. Furthermore, the quests are interesting and exploring the world was great!

Enter Paradise as Johnny Turbo—half-metal, half-human, all-murder machine. Clean up the streets with a chainsaw leg, 15+ weapons and your hovercar as you battle the rogue AI Syn, rival bounty hunters and cyberpunks aplenty. Apogee’s most outrageous FPS since Duke Nukem 3D. Good hunting, Sir!

Care Bears: To The Rescue is a safe, colourful, and fun family-friendly game. Moreover, the simple approach makes it the perfect game for inexperienced players. Though the action is rudimentary, young children will adore the colourful world and the lack of violence.

Blow It Up's voxel-based physics make for some wonderful destruction, even if it can be a little unpredictable. The level creator is an excellent feature, though the art does fall a little flat.

Microtopia offers a fresh take on the factory-building genre. Its focus on efficient movement, worker lifespans, and creative logistics management makes it stand out from its peers. The challenge of creating optimized pathways without the reliance on traditional conveyor belts provides a unique gameplay experience that rewards careful planning and experimentation. While there are some rough edges, Microtopia is already a promising entry into the genre, and for those looking for a new challenge in automation and strategy, it’s well worth diving into. My main issue with Microtopia is the same as other games of the sort. every few hours I see my mistakes and either delete to rebuild, or start over.

Together We Live is a good visual novel with a strange setting. Though the grim atmosphere may be stomach turning, I liked the plot. However, the lack of choices may upset fans of the genre.

Wonderfully pretty, with decent world and character design, Momodara: Moonlit Farewell is held back by some balance issues and genre specific bugbears.

Very diverse and fun gameplay with smooth controls and attractive challenges, excellent and harmonious sound design that helps the gameplay, very beautiful and artistic visuals, a great VR mode and local multiplayer, this game is definitely a must for rhythm genre fans.

Monster Hunter Wilds isn’t just another entry in the franchise—it’s an evolution. It embraces the core identity of the series while pushing boundaries in ways that keep veterans engaged and newcomers welcomed. Every hunt is an adventure, every battle a test of skill, and every moment in the world a story waiting to unfold. While the difficulty may not be as punishing as past entries, the fluid combat, stunning world, and refined mechanics make it a joy to play.

The more you stretch, the more you realise this isn’t just a game, it’s an absurd fever dream where you’re a stretchy hero who never asked for this. But, hey, at least you’re having fun, right?

Police Shootout is a fun but simple cop adventure experience. Though it lacks polish and it is slightly buggy, I enjoyed it nonetheless. Accordingly, if you want to kick ass and arrest some bad guys, this is the game for you.

Amanda the Adventurer is a sinister and uncomfortable horror experience. This title should have been adorable! However, a creepy protagonist and a shy sheep help to create a truly grim game.

Liberté could have been the latest great game in the golden era of roguelites with its unique setting and interesting premise. Sadly, a story that falls by the wayside almost instantly, basic, yet frustrating gameplay design and at times ugly environments stop this game from reaching its potential. Superb sound design, voice acting and score help soften the blow to a certain extent but I’m left wondering what truly could have been.

A world that's complex and satisfying to shape. Sengoku Dynasty is an enjoyable and absorbing experience, despite being very rough around the edges.

The Casting of Frank Stone is a dark and twisted horror title that will thrill you. The graphics are fantastic and the audio is chilling. Furthermore, the protagonists add a layer of spice to this brilliant cinematic twist. If you like the freedom to explore, this game may annoy you. The cinematic and linear-focused areas keep you on track. However, the branching storylines and plot twists expand the action repeatedly.

Batman: Arkham Shadow is an exceptional VR experience. The captivating world and brilliant story sucks you in. Moreover, the VR mechanics are seamless and I lost hours in the grim and dangerous world. The only shortcomings were some minor bugs and glitches. However, this shouldn't put you off.