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Backrooms: Duck Escape Review
or players willing to embrace nonsense and tolerate rough edges, Backrooms: Duck Escape offers a memorable, if fleeting, escape from convention. For others, it may feel like a joke that overstays its welcome.
Detective Girl: The Case of Immortality Review
Players willing to accept that framing will find an experience that is pleasant and occasionally intriguing, if not particularly memorable.
Mutant Football League 2 Review
It’s not a simulation for football purists. It’s an arcade-sports brawler for players who want fun, chaos, and stories born from absolute nonsense. It’s violent, irreverent, ridiculous—and an absolute blast.
Pioneers of Pagonia Review
A thoughtful and well-crafted settlement builder that honours its roots, delivering satisfying logistical gameplay while leaving room for greater depth and variety in the future.
Men in Black: Most Wanted Review
For Quest users hungry for a cinematic sci-fi shooter — or longtime MIB fans eager to finally wield the Noisy Cricket in VR — Most Wanted is a confident recommendation.
POPUCOM Review
Whether you’re playing with friends or hopping into quick sessions alone, POPUCOM offers one of the freshest puzzle experiences on the system.
Potions: A Curious Tale Review
Potions: A Curious Tale delivers an experience that’s charming, thoughtful, and spellbinding in its own gentle way.
Argonauts Agency: Patterns of Morpheus Review
Players seeking deep innovation or narrative weight won’t find it here, but players wanting polished comfort-gaming absolutely will. Within its niche, it remains a reliable and enjoyable addition to the series.
MechWarrior 5: Clans – Wolves of Tukayyid Review
or BattleTech purists, it’s a treat — a chance to experience the Clans at their most disciplined and deadly. For newcomers, it offers an accessible entry point with refined combat and a tight campaign structure.
Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut Review
Whether you're revisiting Kiryu and Majima’s roots or stepping into the series for the first time, this Director’s Cut offers an emotional, stylish, and wildly entertaining journey through the neon-lit crime worlds of 1980s Japan.
