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Neon Inferno, A Humble Review
Even today, when hardware effortlessly renders billions of pixels, sprites, and polygons that look like they came out of someone's doctoral thesis on animation, it is not at all easy to make a run-and-gun that visually dazzles while remaining playable.


Escape Simulator 2, A Review
The concept of an escape room has always appealed to me. It’s just that it’s impossible to organize with friends about going somewhere like that. One has a sick kid(usually me), another has to walk her dog, a third is on a date… Something always gets in the way, and when we’re all free – the escape room isn’t open! Fortunately, a few years ago a solution called Escape Simulator appeared and quickly won me over.


Winter Burrow Review Of A cozy survival game
Discover the truth about this survival game's difficulty and charm. Our trusted 2025 guide helps you decide quickly with simple, clear advice. Plus bonus tips!


Let Them Trade, Nice Try But Just Too Short
One city won't have all the resources at its disposal unless it's abnormally well-positioned, so it's inevitable and necessary to establish trade with others.


Patapon 1+2 Replay, A Tiny But Comprehensive Review
Remember Patapon? Those little guys with spears, drums, and more rhythm than the average party in Ibiza? Well, they're back – and in a double package for PC, PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, under the new name: Patapon 1+2 Replay.


Spirit of the North 2, A Review
Although the 2019 adventure game Spirit of the North wouldn't have made my list of titles that deserve a sequel, after playing the sequel for two hours, I was halfway ready to admit my narrow-mindedness.


The Midnight Walk, A Tiny Burtonesque Game
The Midnight Walk has an atmosphere that will enchant you and deserves a recommendation based on its artistic qualities.


Clair Obscur Expedition 33, A Review Of the Best JRPG This Year
The moment you think you've seen every possible variation on the JRPG theme, something like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 comes along—and...


Blue Prince, A Humble Review
We often hear in conversations that there are no fresh ideas in games anymore or that last year was disappointing. Many titles follow familiar patterns, and some rely on sequels and remakes, but that's not the whole picture.


Grit and Valor - 1949, A review
Modern gaming often implies that games are complex. They have deep narratives, elaborate characters, and so on. As much as I advocate for that direction, I can also understand people who want to launch and play a straightforward game devoid of all that. It is a game where you act more on instinct
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