It's not everyone who gets to create the worst of the series. Give the old games a chance and keep your money in your pocket and your nerves intact.

You know, there are some games that you say, "I played this game, but why did I play it?"... Unknown 9: Awakening is exactly one of those games.

Redfall is proof that Arkane's know design traditions do not lend themselves well to an open world setting, especially with an undercooked online component.

Taxi Life could have been a marvelous experience if it had been able to realise the simulation it promised efficiently. As it stands now, it leaves us unenthusiastic and leads to existential crises.

While there are so many materials that can be of interest, unfortunately, this material cannot reach its potential due to poor presentation and technical problems.

A massive LEGO game fit for the massive Skywalker saga. However, it is quite annoying to go back and forth in this huge game and do the same things. Someone who is not very related to Star Wars may not deign to play after a few episodes.

Havsala easily made its way into my top 10 puzzle games list. With its interesting and unique story and great art design, it's a must play for puzzle lovers.

Hopefully, Cyber ​​Heist will be The Ascent's first and last DLC, and Neon Giant will use the lessons it learned from the first game to create a completely new The Ascent experience.

Fans of the original version and first person puzzle games in general shouldn’t miss this fantastic remake.

The Gallery is a game that appeals to FMV lovers and can be played at least 4-5 times. However, it should be noted that it won't be the first alternative for those who are newcomers to the genre.

A must have in every metroidvania fan's game library.

If you like Machinarium-like adventure games, you have no chance to dislike Boxville. This is a short adventure game that endears itself with its puzzle balance and cute characters.

A gripping tale, intriguing supernatural obsessions, a divided family, and a chubby yellow cat. Cats and the Other Lives is a must experience for both puzzle lovers and those who are fond of story-based games.

If you played and loved FF7 Remake, do not miss the opportunity to meet Zack.

The Anniversary Collection, which includes all the games from the classic period of the series where you can experience different versions, is a package that respects its history. Hands down the best way to experience Wonder Boy.

Good gameplay, good adventure, except that it goes on and on and it's too easy. If you want to spend time with your nakamas in familiar places, here is your chance.

While translating games into English can be applauded from a retro perspective, the games are now a bit dated for today's gamers.

It feels like something mixed has come out as a result of being undecided about whether it will be a political simulator or a sarcastic game that mocks politics. Despite this, it is a game that can be considered as a warm-up, especially for those who are new to the genre. It has the potential to get better with additional content that's said to come.

It's a game that says "I'm here" for those looking for a different indie game, but doesn't offer much in the way of proof of its existence. At this price, it would be unfair to many indie games if I said you should definitely buy it. But when you do, it's an enjoyable couple of hours.

It's a highly enjoyable game, the kind of game you should have on hand. It never hurts to exercise your brain between long game sessions.

Nice and affordable alternative for those who like logic & puzzle games.

An already great game made perfect for modern systems. The enhancements, content and extras are a labor of love and deserve respect. This is definitely the definitive version of the game.

With its pros and cons, The Isle Tide Hotel takes its place among the alternatives that FMV game lovers can take into consideration. If you have played and liked any Wales Interactive game before, you can expect this game to offer a similar experience.

Cannibal Abduction is a quality game that pays homage to PS1 era survival horror games. Especially fans of the era like me will feel at home.

It's great to see a dying franchise back on its feet, both with its beloved classic gameplay and new mechanics that feel fresh. One of the best games in the series.

Sometimes simplicity is good, especially when you're looking for a distraction. Cleaning the trashed seas in Clean The Sea! and watching the dolphins return provides the calm satisfaction expected from a "casual" game.

Gamers who grew up playing 8-bit platformers in front of a CRT TV will find what they're looking for.

Tinymice Entertainment is a team that knows how to manage resources well. With Dice & Fold, we can clearly see that they are successful in spreading these capacities to games that look and feel different. This enemy-slaying game, which is played only by rolling dice and opening cards, is very successful in both creating a sense of achievement and entertainment without tiring your mind.