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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…
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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…
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My Father Lied Review: A Narrative Mystery Between Identity, Power, and Memory
My Father Lied did not appear out of nowhere. Before reaching Steam, Lunar Games carried the project through a long and openly…
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Forgotlings Finally Gets a Release Date: Trailer, Details and All the Latest on the Forgotton Anne Prequel
A world born from what we left behind: from things time has buried and from what we forgot, yet never truly lost.
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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.…
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MR DONALD Demo Preview – Political Satire Meets Classic Gunplay in a Surprisingly Self-Aware Indie FPS
In today’s increasingly saturated FPS market, standing out requires far more than technical proficiency or high production values. True distinction emerges from…
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Hank: Drowning On Dry Land – Our impressions
Hank: Drowning On Dry Land is a prototype video game created by My Next Games. An adventure full of style and good…
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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,…
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Review of HORSES – Systemic Horror
HORSES is a first-person horror adventure developed by Santa Ragione in collaboration with filmmaker Andrea Lucco Borlera, released on December 2, 2025.…
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Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle Review – How It All Began
Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle positions itself as a survival horror deeply rooted in the classic tropes of scientific dread, reviving dense, obsessive atmospheres…
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Stupid Never Dies: a look at an action RPG built on rhythm and identity
Stupid Never Dies introduced itself to the public through a teaser trailer that immediately stood out for its unconventional approach. Instead of…
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Total Chaos Review: Fear as an Experience, Not a Piece of Entertainment
Total Chaos feels like one of those works that grow on the fringes of the videogame scene, far from the loudest spotlights…