Valor Mortis takes the soulslike formula somewhere it rarely goes. Set against an alternate version of the Napoleonic Wars, this first-person action RPG turns 19th-century Europe into a supernatural nightmare,…
Trading combat and dialogue for environmental storytelling and atmospheric exploration, Infuse Studio's adventure offers a distinctive experience that is not always as polished or engaging as its world…
The story follows Davy, a deserter zombie at the bottom of both monster and human hierarchies, who must topple KOM and take his Overtech to thaw Julia, the…
Our review of Future Knight, a 2D action game by Studio Koba and Aeternum Game Studios set inside an old Game & Watch: an aesthetic choice that genuinely…
Some games make an immediate impression. Others take time to reveal their strengths, gradually drawing us into their worlds and systems. And then there are those that stay…
Horror does not always need lavish production values, complex mechanics, or spectacular set pieces to leave a lasting impression. Sometimes, a single unsettling idea, carefully executed, is enough…
The first rule of Active Matter is a simple one: never assume you are safe. The game rarely needs to tell you this outright. Instead, Matter Team lets…
Madbricks delivers a 2.5D action roguelite that blends Mexican and Japanese imagery in a Nuevo Tokyo ruled by the Narkuzas, with deliberately incorrect humor and a 90s pulp…
Horror does not always need darkness, blood, or something waiting to lunge from the shadows. Sometimes, all it needs is a house that has been left untouched for…
A direct spin-off of BrokenLore: DON'T WATCH, the chapter flips the perspective on the same tragedy and introduces active survival mechanics for the first time, with choices and…
The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline takes one of the most recognisable works in Italian literature and asks a deceptively simple question: what if Dante’s Divine Comedy were more…
A city alive with celebration. Masks hiding faces, identities, and intentions. Gondolas gliding through the canals of Venice, carrying the festivities forward as if nothing exists beyond them.
