A martial arts roguelite where practice becomes power Reviewed on PC.Score: 9/10 There’s a specific kind of confidence that only shows up when a game makes you feel smarter than you were five minutes ago. Forestrike did that to me again and again — not by handing out overpowered upgrades, but by teaching me how…
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Log Away: A Calm, Creative Escape Into Your Own Cozy Cabin Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 Log Away is the kind of game where you boot up expecting something tiny and simple… and then suddenly an hour slips away because you’re too busy deciding where your favorite chair should go. It describes itself as a “cozy…
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A 1999 relationship sim where AI, rumours, and real performances collide Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Every now and then, a game arrives that feels completely out of step with what everyone else is doing – in a good way. Millennium Whisper is one of those projects and has been chosen as the Game of the…
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Aaero2 review – a neon rhythm rail shooter that shines when music and motion sync up Reviewed on PC.Score: 7.5/10 This Aaero2 review looks at how the game has been quietly building momentum since launching on Steam in December 2024, mixing rail-shooter action with music-driven level design. With Aaero2: Black Razor Edition expanding things further…
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A compact 1940s noir case that lives and dies on mood Reviewed on PC.Score: 6/10 Some detective stories sprawl across entire cities, but The Last Case of John Morley keeps things tight and intimate. Developed by Indigo Studios – Interactive Stories and published by JanduSoft, this first-person narrative adventure sends you into a single cold…
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Polygon Bit Battle Royale – Game of the Week 31 Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 For Game of the Week 31, we’re jumping into Polygon Bit Battle Royale, a low-poly multiplayer shooter from Army Troop Studios. If you enjoy our coverage of shooters and strategy games like Men of War II or World War II projects…
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Superhero Simulator: A Cape, a City, and a Whole Lot of Growing Up to Do Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 Living the Hero Life Going into Superhero Simulator, I wasn’t expecting anything too deep. I figured it’d be a goofy little powers sandbox where you zip around the city for a bit and call it a…
A tense psychological survival journey in a frozen wilderness Reviewed on PC.Score: 7.5/10 Winter Survival is one of those games that doesn’t hit you with jump scares or explosions. Instead, it creeps in slowly. The cold, the quiet, the isolation – it all builds a heavy atmosphere that feels almost more psychological than physical. This…
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Outside the Blocks – Game of the Week 30 Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Outside the Blocks could be the ultimate playground for builders and creators who want to express their artistic side in a relaxing, stress-free environment. Created by solo developer Michał Kubas. This “digital LEGO” approach sets free your creativity to build and create…
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Operation Purge Demo: early sci-fi survival impressions from Titan Reviewed on PC.Score: 5/10 Operation Purge is a single-player, story-driven sci-fi survival game set on Titan, one of Saturn’s moons. You play as an astronaut who crash-lands after responding to a distress signal and has to explore the wreckage, repair key systems, and manage limited oxygen…
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Dead Static Drive – early hours with a weird little road-trip horror Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 As many times before, games just seem to fall into my lap. Most days I am buried in reviews, news, and indie coverage for Fix Gaming Channel – from strategy launches like Becastled 1.0 to bullet hell experiments such…
Anima: Gate of Memories I&II Remaster — stylish throwback ARPG that nails the feel, not the flash Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Anima’s remaster lands like a sealed time capsule from the PS2 era: brisk combat, sharp silhouettes, and a focus on feel over bombast. If your muscle memory was built on Ninja Gaiden, Kingdom Hearts,…
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A frantic neon-soaked beat ’em up demo in the streets of Nuevo Tokyo Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 Mexican Ninja wastes no time showing you what it’s all about: fast hands, loud hits, and an even louder personality. This frantic 2.5D beat ’em up roguelike throws you straight into the neon-soaked streets of Nuevo Tokyo, where…
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CloverPit turns a slot machine, escalating debt and more than 150 item synergies into a tense roguelite horror. Its occasional RNG spikes frustrate, but the oppressive atmosphere and irresistible buildcraft earn it an 8/10.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A — a long-time fan’s take on a series that finally feels bold again Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 I’ve been with Pokémon since that “hit game from Japan” era—back when I picked up Red for the dragon on the cover and traded my way into Blue later. Before Pokémania hit the West, the…
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