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Smithsonian: Digging For Dinosaurs turns prehistoric discovery into an entertaining educational adventure, giving young players the chance to dig, brush, assemble and learn their way through Earth's ancient history. It may not offer much challenge to experienced gamers, but for budding palaeontologists it provides a colourful, accessible and genuinely enjoyable introduction to the wonderful world of dinosaurs.

K-Pop Karaoke Party is a colourful and accessible celebration of Korean pop that keeps things simple, putting ten idols, catchy tracks and easy-to-follow karaoke mechanics at its heart. It lacks the depth and song library of bigger rhythm games, but with friends around a microphone, its cheerful neon presentation and uncomplicated gameplay can make for a surprisingly entertaining night.

Vengeance of Mr. Peppermint is a brutal, stylish descent into revenge, blending hard-hitting 2D brawling with Korean crime-drama influences and a haunting story about a detective slowly losing himself to the violence he once fought against.

Plungeez takes the familiar Metroidvania formula underground, replacing combat with clever environmental puzzles, practical plumbing equipment and satisfying moments of discovery. Set beneath the historic streets of Salvador, Bahia, this charming 16-bit adventure rewards curiosity, observation and patience, proving that sometimes the best weapon in a video game is simply paying attention.

Reioku: Ghost House turns careful observation into its greatest source of terror. By replacing combat with ritual, memory and uncertainty, it creates a haunting psychological experience in which the smallest detail can mean the difference between escape and failure.

Apocalypse? No! delivers an accessible post-apocalyptic adventure filled with exploration, creature battles and forty quests to complete alongside a faithful canine companion. While its mechanics remain fairly simple, its welcoming world and steady progression make it an enjoyable survival outing for players seeking a lighter take on the end of the world.

Solitaire World - Anime Waifus pairs timeless Klondike gameplay with a colourful, anime-inspired presentation and rewarding cosmetic progression. While it never strays far from the traditional formula, its relaxing pace, smooth presentation and extensive customisation make it an enjoyable companion for fans of classic card games.

Deep Sea Delivery & Co takes a wonderfully bizarre premise and turns it into an inventive underwater adventure packed with personality. Its clever, cargo-based combat system, rewarding progression and colourful, procedural world create a gameplay loop that remains engaging long after the first delivery.

Loot Before the Law proves that the perfect heist does not need explosions or elaborate gadgets to be exciting. With its clever stealth mechanics, tense escape sequences, and the constant battle between greed and caution, it delivers a satisfying puzzle experience in which every decision matters.

Volcano Princess transforms the simple act of raising a daughter into a deeply rewarding life simulation, rich in meaningful choices, heartfelt storytelling and exceptional replay value. Beneath its charming presentation lies a surprisingly rich blend of management, RPG progression and emotional character development, making every decision matter.