A solid and engaging turn-based tactics game that doesn't have any major flaws but, at the same time, doesn't really stand out.

A brilliant 250 MB titan of a space simulator. It masterfully blends top-tier ludonarrative harmony with an evocative, uncompromising mid-90s isometric aesthetic tailored perfectly for old minds. By fusing intricate production chains with organic human drama, Bugbyte has forged a punishing yet deeply alluring sci-fi survival generator. An absolute triumph of indie perseverance.

It would be unfair to say it doesn’t have its moments as a stealth-action game, but at this early stage it feels more like an enhanced demo than a full-fledged release. Be that as it may, the ultra-low price of just 5 euros at least manages to offer the feeling of an "investment" and the prospect of the game's further expansion in the future.

With its substantial length, clever humor, and a few challenging puzzles, Whirlight: No Time to Trip is a pleasant surprise for fans of the genre.

Inkonbini is a carefully and lovingly crafted “painting” of 1990s nostalgia that transcends the store-management genre. Dropping traditional simulation stress for a meditative, visual novel-style experience, it centers on the philosophy of Ichi-go Ichi-e, treating every mundane interaction as an ephemeral treasure. Through mediative shelf-stocking and soul-searching night-shift dialogues, it serves as a “cozy” reminder to remain present in the imperfect now.

A beautiful, solarpunk-inspired debut, Generation Exile captivates with its atmosphere, narrative ambition, and stellar soundtrack. However, the experience struggles to bridge the gap between its creative vision and mechanical execution, ultimately hampered by shallow gameplay systems and persistent technical issues that prevent it from reaching its full potential.

An incredibly atmospheric 2D action/platform game with top-notch immersion but rather unremarkable gameplay.

Another high-quality title from Capcom, which stands out for its innovative gameplay mechanics.

A superbly crafted boomer shooter that stands out for its interesting artistic style and substantial playtime.

An improved, smoother but not groundbreaking sequel that will mainly satisfy fans of the first game.

An exceptional and stunningly beautiful open-world action game, with incredibly rich gameplay and a pleasantly old-fashioned level of difficulty, regardless of its potentially frustrating flaws.

Resident Evil Requiem is not a eulogy for the series, but a celebration of it, with all the elements that made it great. It is Capcom's gift to all Resident Evil fans. For those of us who have an emotional attachment to it, it can convey so much more...

We expected nothing less from Tribute Games, which once again manages to deliver a well-rounded and complete beat 'em up that, while not reaching the high heights of the genre, but it won't disappoint fans of the genre.

ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN is an outlandish, absurd, sci-fi hodgepodge that is inexplicably endearing and has its own identity. It would be an enjoyable game if not for the dismal performance.

An impressive and highly unique RPG, as well as the most comprehensive "Disco Elysium Clone" we have seen to date.

Dragon Quest VII – Reimagined, for someone playing it for the first time, is just a by-the-numbers old-fashioned JRPG experience, updated for modern audiences, which at times tires with its repetitiveness, while for those who have tried the original, perhaps nostalgia will touch them a little more.

Cairn is bringing back the original spirit of indie games about being innovative and thinking outside the box. With a simple gameplay manages to hook up players and suck them into his slow-paced world.

Essentially, the "real" Little Nightmares III, a nightmarish but very brief journey into the depths of paranoia.

A clever and interesting adventure, whose short duration and relatively low difficulty of its puzzles do not allow it to shine more brightly.

A quality jRPG with good value for money that does enough things well to earn a comfortable purchase recommendation.

Once it receives some necessary content updates, it will be yet another quality indie homage to the legendary RPGs of the 90s. Until then, it is mainly recommended for those who are impatiently looking for their next RPG, or for AtomTeam fans who want to support the developers.

Scott Whiskers: The Search for the Golden Cat is that it is a fun, improved adventure game, compared to the first, which, again, is not going to thrill (it had a very difficult task this year anyway), but at the same time, no one will feel that they wasted their time playing it.

Yet another great beat 'em up by DotEmu and a special dose of nostalgia for Marvel fans. Its only drawback is its relatively short length.

Randal's Tuesday has coherence, a clear beginning and end, nicely ties in with Randal's Monday, and hints that there may be a new adventure for Randal and his friends at some point. It just doesn't reach the level that its creators might have imagined and combined with the quality of the adventures released this year, Randal's Tuesday is simply a decent choice for fans of the genre.

An unexpected gem from the East that, contrary to its very nature, is full of content, heart and soul that we rarely see in Western games.

An old-school Run 'n' Gun with a few modern touches, Neon Inferno is a small dose of adrenaline and nostalgia, the kind we need to take us back to a time when everything was simpler and carefree.

News Tower is a stellar debut and a triumphant return to form for the vertical tycoon genre. Its rich 1930s art deco aesthetic, propelled by wonderful Jazz-Swing scores, underpins a deep, addictive gameplay loop. From optimizing the production line to navigating political factions, this is a meticulously crafted management sim that offers many hours of pure oldschool fun. An excellent example of how Early Access should be done.

A remaster that doesn't add much to the Syberia legend, despite its visual upgrade. It may be impressively beautiful at times, but due to its sloppy implementation and the dubious quality of the changes made to appeal to a younger audience, as a whole it fails to reach the level of the title we played in 2002.