To put it simply, ‘CipherCraft: An overly long title about cyber security’ doesn’t live up to its potential as a fun PC Shop/Cybersecurity game. It’s disappointing because it doesn’t give players the engaging experience they were hoping for. Instead of being exciting and interesting, the game feels boring and average. It’s a shame because it could have been so much better if it had more depth and excitement.

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.

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.

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.

I had an incredible experience with this game, one that will remain in my SSD when i feel like jumping around. Between the multiple difficulty settings and the relentless pursuit of a perfect run, it’s insanely replayable. The level creator is the icing on the cake, giving you the possibility of craft your own stages, then dive into the wild creations of the community. There’s always something new to conquer.

If you enjoy hidden object games and books like "Where's Waldo", then "Sophia the Traveler" is the game for you! Sit back, relax, and enjoy a fun challenge.

The game itself is fun if players can overlook the bugs and issues. I believe the game is still patchable if the developer team still polishing the game. Thus, the game is still a recommended piece for souls-like lovers to give a try.

This game doesn’t have absolutely nothing going for it. It has many fascinating survival elements mixed with a unique story. While I wouldn’t say that this game is complete in its current state, if you enjoy these types of survival games or the previous game, Farmers Life, then possibly give this game a go if you’re interested. Sadly, I can say that otherwise, it may be best to give this experience a pass, at least until they fix the nonfunctional aspects.

Darkest Dungeon II is a dark turn-based roguelite game characterized by its extreme difficulty, grotesque aesthetics and cruel but enjoyable battles. If you are someone who always loved a great challenge, enjoyed that retro comic style in the 80s or simply have been a soul-like fan, DDII is indubiously going to satisfy your appetite.

Compared with how much I loved the past two South Park games, I am deeply disappointed with Snow Day. Mindless, boring and repetitive, this game could have really been a cool and different entry into the franchise. Instead, the art style, combat and story leave the player wanting so much more. Playing in co-op is fun for a time and while the music can be excellent, the game just makes me long for another RPG style South Park game. Mmkay.

To conclude my time with Monsters Domain I’m honestly just upset. I feel like every mechanic in this game is a promise of something great. Every minute of gameplay is like a sales pitch that gets you more and more excited about the final product and what you will get if you just stick around and then as soon as you go to grab this GOTY idea, it just walks away. If this was early access I would maybe suggest waiting and wish listing the game for later but since it’s the full release, I can only suggest giving it your time if it comes in a bundle you were going to buy anyway.

My time spent with holy Stick was not one that I can say I enjoyed due to the high focus on multiplayer and while you can match up with bots, there is no real challenge except learning how to actually play the game. The concept of hand-drawn maps in the spaces of a notebook is really interesting but unfortunately any good will this game earns is only dampened by a bad experience moments later.

Highwater is an incredible adventure title that doesn't break the mould. However, the chilling parody to our future existence will rock you to the core. Furthermore, the cruel social divide and the post-apocalyptic world are horrific. As such, this is a dark and tough-to-swallow title.

For the price of a movie ticket, and with a runtime similar to a lot of movies, Abtos Covert is an excellent choice for someone looking for a couple of scares. If you’re a fan of horror in general and haven’t given surveillance games a shot, this is also a great place to start. It is simple and does not overstay its welcome.

Alone in the Dark builds its atmosphere competently but continually fails to pay it off. Okay puzzles and world design are drowned by flawed combat and dull writing.

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

In conclusion, the game is a mixed foundation, but it does do its simple job well enough. It did well enough to get 2 more sequels, for some reason. Did this game deserve to get 2 sequels? Maybe. I did at least have fun with the game while I played it.

Yes, it may feel a tad bit slow at times but with a little push, any true appreacter of games, will easily spend hours in this wonderful little game. It is quite evident from the get go that a lot of effort went in. As the game proceeds, this feeling only becomes better and the loop more enticing.

Torn Away is a harrowing and chilling visual novel experience. Moreover, its beautiful writing and touching plot is hard to put down. However, it is this emotion-fueled experience that makes it mentally draining and tough to complete in one sitting.

Sleek visuals, simple yet intriguing narrative and an absolutely incredible soundtrack; OXTO really is a force to behold in this genre. Superb sound design and variety of weapons and abilities, coupled with the focus mechanic help create varying gameplay styles to test and innovate. It’s only the erratic AI and some choices relating to the game’s upgrades that can make OXTO lose its momentum in the long term replay ability aspect. But OXTO is a game I would highly recommend, a real fun blast.

I do recommend this game, it’s exciting, new and a breath of fresh air for gamers who want character focused storytelling and gameplay. I give this game a 9/10 the only drawbacks are the scattered and confusing ending.

Whether it’s overly punishing hitboxes or bland level design, Balloony struggles to get its feet off the ground. There’s so much inspiration out there when it comes to 2D platformers, and yet it feels as though almost none of the things that made those games great made it into this title. If you’re looking for an engaging experience then you’d better look elsewhere, because this game has gone down like a lead balloon.

Flooded is a strange reversed city builder. This morbidly amusing title will test your patience and management skills. Furthermore, it asks you to happily sacrifice your work for the greater good! Can you balance loss and progress? Complete each quest, work quickly, and save the miners.

Its super fun and smooth gameplay is never repetitive, although the level design could be better. Visually, it is an average ps4 game.

Castaway station is a game that is heavily carried by it's narrative and presentation. If you are willing to put up with the gameplay issues, then you can be in for a pretty good time.

PJ Masks Power Heroes: Mighty Alliance is a safe and fun family-friendly title. If you love the franchise, then you'll adore the OTT and zany action. Moreover,it is perfect for younger gamers and it is easy to understand and straightforward to play. However, it is this simplicity that will drive parents mad.

TENSEI fits perfectly into the ultra-casual genre. You'll have a lot to do within your first few runs, but there isn't much else to unlock or accomplish other than to beat your height record. Nonetheless, Project Pegasus has delivered a truly tranquil game that fully immerses you into its relaxing environment and satisfying gameplay.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance remains an incredibly deep and interesting game, dogged by the twin bugbears of combat and saving. Unfortunately, the Switch isn't really the right home for it.