REVIEWS
Super Meat Boy 3D Review: A Thousand Ways to Die, All Over Again
When it comes to defining precision platformers, few names carry the same weight as Super Meat Boy. A cornerstone of the indie boom, it established a design language…
Luca Giordano
From the moment I first held an NES controller, followed by the N64, my passion for video games began. However, it was during the '90s, with the release of the PlayStation, that my love for the medium truly flourished. While my heart beats for the horror genre in all its variations, I approach every video game as an immersive world to lose myself in—much like a captivating book I long to read cover to cover, or a dream I never wish to wake from.
NEWS
When Sirens Fall Silent Returns with a Haunting New Trailer at Galaxies Spring Showcase 2026
Following its reveal, which already drew the attention of psychological horror fans, When Sirens Fall Silent, the upcoming project from Italian studio LKA, returns with a second trailer…
REVIEWS
Nine Sols Review: A No-Compromise Action-Platformer of Art and Discipline
In the contemporary indie landscape, where the metroidvania genre remains one of the most explored and reinterpreted, standing out has grown increasingly difficult. In this context, Nine Sols…
REVIEWS
Luto Review: The Weight of Absence and the Process of Grief
One of the most disturbing psychological horror games of recent years, where fear and loss intertwine in a haunting emotional labyrinth with no way out.
PC
MIO: Memories in Orbit Review: A Metroidvania Meant to Be Felt, Not Just Played
A journey that rewards patience and attention, unfolding across decaying structures and traces of a lost past.
REVIEWS
Another Crab’s Treasure Review: Adapting to Change
Within the increasingly crowded landscape of action RPGs inspired by the so-called “soulslike” formula, Another Crab’s Treasure stands out from the very first moment thanks to an idea…
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Ashen Review: A Minimalist Soulslike Born from the Ashes
In recent years, action role-playing games have flourished, yet few manage to carve out a truly distinctive identity within the genre. Ashen is one of those rare exceptions.…
INDIE GAMES
Echoes of the End Review – The Silence After the Storm
In a contemporary games industry increasingly split between blockbuster spectacle and fiercely personal, auteur-driven projects, Echoes of the End occupies a notably liminal space. It positions itself along…
REVIEWS
The Plucky Squire Review: A Magical Action-Adventure That Brings Fairy Tales to Life
The Plucky Squire positions itself as a game fully conscious of its dual nature - playful yet narratively ambitious. It is far more than a story to be…
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KARMA: The Dark World Review – A Haunting Psychological Horror Built on Memory, Guilt, and Social Control
A slow-burning, introspective psychological horror that turns memory into punishment, guilt into an ever-present shadow, and the game world into a chilling reflection of the characters’ inner turmoil,…
REVIEWS
Nobody Wants to Die Review: A Dystopian Noir Between Cinema and Video Games
Nobody Wants to Die positions itself from the very first moment as a bold and unmistakably singular work in today’s gaming landscape. Rejecting flashy mechanics and instant spectacle,…
NEWS
Liminal Point: Everything We Know So Far About HideWorks’ Upcoming Isometric Survival Horror
In an increasingly crowded survival horror landscape, Liminal Point stands out as one of the more intriguing indie projects on the horizon, an ambitious game that has already…