Party Maker is a tiresome and desperately boring game with a minimum of interesting interactions and poor technical execution.

There are many better party games than Garfield Lasagna Party. Just pick any other and avoid this one.

Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova represents an effort to engage the children's audience not only on TV screens, but also in video games. But for that, it brings too little interesting content, and moreover, the stereotype immediately sets in. So you only have a five-hour journey across 3 planets, where you do the same thing over and over. Moreover, with glitches and a bad camera work.

Although Malta does not make any big news nor is it very massive, pleasantly complements the game. The campaign and exotic locations are nice, the extra handful of dinosaurs too, and the stock market adds nice purchases as an alternative source of animal acquisition.

The upside-down scrolling arcade concept brings a different gameplay and racing that requires precision. You'll enjoy Swordship as a short-term pass, but it is overpriced.

Into The Flames is an irresistible firefighting simulator. However, the result is horribly lousy. Too big a bite, which the developers took on their shoulders, resulted in a total mess without any fun.

Spidersaurs itself isn't a bad game, but WayForward's standard is much higher. The game is very short and not as much fun as we would like.

It seems like Do Not Open had set up itself for a failure with just its name alone… After a quick glance you might expect an exciting escape room VR experience, which is unfortunately not true. This horror-less, VR-less, empty shell of a rushed game is extremely short, lacks any polish and painfully bores me to my core. At the current stage, not opening it is the only viable option.

Four huntresses from the web animated series have taken on the enemies in a new game that can entertain, but does not bring anything extraordinary and it is easily forgettable.

The top-down survival horror also appeared on next-gen consoles, and although it doesn't scare that much, it looks well on PS5. But it is a fun journey.

At first glimpse, Gray Zone doesn't looks like a bad game. It has nice visuals, a jammy soundtrack and funny voice acting. But the gameplay itself is shallow and uninteresting.

Survival horror, which is played with one hand, brings unconventional gameplay and overall experience. It just could be longer.

The theme of rebuilding the country and destroyed cities after the war is relevant at the moment and Madnetic Games did a pretty good job with it. Just don't expect too much.

The new addition to the motocross series from Milestone does not bring anything groundbreaking compared to older games, but it is a little closer to reality.

Chess in an unconventional presentation brings fun and interesting possibilities, but it is repetitive over time and has only simple graphics.

Sunrise GP brings the impression that we had when playing the first parts of the Need for Speed series. However, it is buried under a pile of shortcomings and the game is not helped by the fact that there is sadly very little content in it.

If you're playing Recharged games, you already know what to expect from Atari. Another classic game has received a new look, although this time it's not quite as neon. It's still a catchy and fun concept that works even after 40 years. Now, it's just in modern graphics with great music and new possibilities.

The short story of the jumping goat is not very attractive and can be frustrating.

What Ride on the Edge 3 does well is the overwhelming sense of speed and overall driving. Captivating enjoyment of the environment and freedom is almost perfect. Almost because you quickly explore the island from all directions and the graphics should be better.

It is not necessarily a bad game, although many aspects of it are not good enough. But it also has a few good sides. Its problem is that there are many better VR horror games on the market, which, even if they draw from the same genre clichés, have tried to spice things up in some way. However, here you won't find anything interesting or different.

War strategy games on hexagon fields appear only occasionally, and this one is definitely not among the best for various reasons. In the final reckoning, Total Tanks Generals has decent potential, which is beaten by several elements that spoil the fun and make the game frustrating.

Expansion Aurora Shores for hunting simulator Way of the Hunter is an honest and faithful love letter to Alaska’s wildlife. New map, animal species, bunch of quality-of-life improvements and of course the new CROSBOWS improve and build upon the well-established formula of the last year’s title. There are still a few minor irritations worth fixing but nevertheless, this wonderful simulation of northern nature will surely take your breath away… Good luck hunters!

A coffee house with a delicious cup of fun can boast a wide range of drinks and satisfied customers. The game is so accurate for anyone who likes this genre and expects a nice relaxing fun. The individual ingredients are well balanced and complement each other nicely.

In the long-forgotten year 2002, a well put together fantasy adventure Enclave introduced a few inspiring ideas and received a general appraise. The HD port for modern consoles is desperately trying to reignite this flame of the past in the new generation of gamers, but hopelessly fails to impress due to the lack of any meaningful improvements to the original game…

Ideas alone aren't enough; they need proper execution. Despite an imaginative and well-crafted story wrapped in gameplay, the game eventually becomes very repetitive. It could still be recommended under specific circumstances, but the very poor execution, subpar technical state, and frustrating controls must also be taken into account.

Regarding Ship Graveyard Simulator 2, I can responsibly declare that it is a title that has a simple idea, an average execution, but it somehow entertains people and keeps them by their dungarees.

This minimalist game is not only fun, but also educational. You will use energy from renewable sources and create ecological projects. Although the game is short, some parts could have been a little more refined, but it fulfills its purpose reliably.

Abriss knows how to build, it knows how to tear down, it can entertain. If you are attracted to demolition games with targeted destruction of objects, where you have to speculate while looking for solutions, this is right choice for you.