My overall impression so far is that S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart Of Chornobyl has a lot of potential and could be a very fun game for fans of the series or even Fallout fans, as there are many similarities in mechanics and gameplay between the franchises. Leaving the bugs and issues aside, I have really enjoyed many aspects of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2, but I can also see some points that could be improved over time. We will just have to wait for updates from the developers.

I definitely recommend Grounded 2 — whether you enjoyed the first game or just love survival titles with deep crafting systems. Even if you're not usually into this kind of game, I believe it's well worth a try for its unique concept — unless, of course, you’re terrified of giant ladybugs. [Early Access Review]

If you’ve been missing the days of classic Telltale games, Dispatch is practically a must-play. In its first two episodes, the game already shows strong potential, plenty of charm, and sharp writing — balancing humor, drama, and strategy with a kind of lightness that’s rare in the genre. [Review in Progress]

Fields of Mistria doesn't hide its inspirations and brings together favorite elements of farming simulator enthusiasts, combined with conveniences that were previously only possible with community modifications. It's a gem yet to be polished, but it already shows high quality in its development version. [Early Access Review Score = 90]]

Deliver At All Costs' captivating atmosphere and carefree gameplay convince the player long before the narrative, which, when successful, can even be moving. Although unusual, this combination works very well, and gives purpose to a chaotic game, which in the wrong hands could quickly become repetitive. [Review in Progress]

Just like the first title in the franchise, Path of Exile 2 could become a success thanks to the care and attention of its developer. Even though we haven't seen all the content the game has to offer yet, this short period of early access has already shown itself to be extremely promising, both for what we already have available to play and for GGG's philosophy and quick action in addressing the flaws reported by players. [Review in Progress]

Mika and the Witch's Mountain delivers a simple and relaxing gameplay experience, with great graphics and soundtrack. While the lack of content may be a turn-off at the early access launch, the game delivers solid gameplay and has a promising future. [Early Access Score =75]

Marathon is a brutal and potentially frustrating extraction shooter. It's not beginner-friendly, but offers significant value for those who persevere. The art direction is bold and extremely striking—capable of attracting or repelling players from the very first moment. [Review in Progress]

Stick it to the Stickman is definitely worth every cent it asks for on Steam. It still needs some polishing here and there, but it absolutely deserves the attention of anyone looking for a fun, lighthearted experience — or who’s ever wanted to smack their boss or that annoying coworker without risking a lawsuit. [Early Access Review]

With a realistic and addictive execution, Manor Lords brings a complexity never before seen to its genre. However, this is precisely a cutoff point for players who are not interested in worrying about so many details during gameplay. [Early Access Review Score = 80]