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Dungeons of Alethrion delivers an enjoyable and accessible roguelike dungeon crawl, where four heroes, ever-changing environments and increasingly dangerous encounters combine to create a wonderfully addictive adventure. It may stick closely to familiar genre traditions, but there is plenty of fun in learning from failure and diving back into the darkness.

Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival looks set to drag players kicking and screaming into one of horror’s most twisted universes. With the Genesis Configuration providing a fascinating supernatural gameplay hook, a deeply personal story and the return of Doug Bradley as Pinhead, Saber Interactive could have something genuinely special on its hands.

House Cleaner Simulator turns one of life's most mundane chores into an unexpectedly satisfying virtual escape. With enjoyable cleaning mechanics, steady progression and genuinely rewarding before-and-after transformations, it proves that there is plenty of fun in simply making a terrible mess disappear.

TOUKI DENSHOU ANGEL EYES is a fascinating blast from the 32-bit era, combining frantic aerial combat, eight distinctive fighters and wonderfully dated visual experimentation. It may show its age, but Console Archives gives this forgotten Tecmo fighter the modern conveniences it needs to fly again.

Company of Heroes 3: Final Stand distils the series' outstanding tactical combat into an addictive roguelite survival experience that consistently rewards smart decision-making and adaptability. Its escalating waves, meaningful progression and satisfying co-op play create a strategy game that is difficult to put down.

Ben's Zombie Apocalypse captures the spirit of classic arcade survival action, with relentless waves of undead enemies, satisfying weapons, and a rewarding upgrade system. While its straightforward design may not surprise players seeking deeper mechanics, its fast-paced combat and explosive presentation make it an enjoyable zombie-blasting adventure.

The Green Light proves that psychological horror doesn't need relentless jump scares to make an impact. Through excellent sound design, an oppressive atmosphere and a surprisingly human story about burnout and the search for freedom, it delivers a haunting experience that lingers long after its short journey ends.

Disgaea Mayhem: Ultimate Service Pack is a generous collection of additional content that gives dedicated fans more reasons to return to its chaotic world. While it may not reinvent the experience, the Catastrophe Flan Arc, powerful new weapons and charming bonus features make it a worthwhile upgrade for anyone still chasing bigger numbers and stronger heroes.

A quirky little platformer that embraces its absurd premise with confidence, Momoka (wo) Wasshoi delivers responsive gameplay, colourful presentation, and plenty of laughs in a compact package. It may not last long, but its personality lingers long after its brief running time.

Helicopter Rescue Simulator offers an approachable aviation experience that emphasises the rewarding role of an emergency rescue pilot rather than hardcore realism. Accessible controls, scenic Arizona-inspired landscapes, and satisfying rescue missions make it an enjoyable choice for casual players, even though repetitive objectives and limited progression prevent it from fully realising its considerable potential.