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Kero Kero Cowboy Review
Kero Kero Cowboy is a charming retro platformer that proves a frog, a revolver and an extremely stretchy tongue can make for a surprisingly brilliant western adventure. With inventive movement, colourful environments, enjoyable boss battles and bags of personality, this is a rootin' tootin' amphibious adventure that is far more fun than it has any right to be.
Threshold Warden Review
Threshold Warden blends tower defence strategy with satisfying arcade shooting to deliver a compact battle for survival. Its charming pixel art, flexible defensive tools and frantic waves make protecting the mysterious crystal an addictive little challenge, even if its modest scope eventually shows.
Warhounds Review
Warhounds understands that tactical games are at their best when every decision carries weight. By replacing traditional combat RNG with simulated ballistics and clearer tactical information, it places responsibility firmly in the player's hands. Add a cast of memorable mercenaries, a mobile base, faction diplomacy and tightly crafted missions, and this could be a gritty, focused alternative for anyone craving a return to classic squad-based strategy.
Hentai Protocol: Lesson One Review
Hentai Protocol: Lesson One keeps things wonderfully simple, combining accessible jigsaw puzzles, responsive touchscreen controls and colourful anime artwork into a relaxing handheld experience. It lacks the depth and variety needed to become a truly memorable puzzle game, but its gentle difficulty curve, one-handed play and calming atmosphere make it an enjoyable little distraction for casual players.
Arcade Archives 2 V’BALL Review
Arcade Archives 2 V'BALL proves that you do not need a complicated sports simulation to have a great time. With frantic two-on-two matches, satisfying power spikes and plenty of old-school arcade charm, this Technōs classic remains an absolute beachside blast.
Arcade Archives 2 PINBALL ACTION Review
Arcade Archives 2 PINBALL ACTION proves that a good arcade game does not need complicated systems to keep you coming back. Its four-table progression, simple controls and relentless high-score chase remain surprisingly addictive, while modern features such as rewind, save states, Time Attack and online rankings make this 1985 classic easier to enjoy today.
Ghost of Yōtei Complete Edition Review
Ghost of Yōtei Complete Edition delivers a breathtaking samurai adventure, featuring a compelling new heroine, a stunning depiction of northern Japan, and combat that remains as satisfying as ever. With Echoes of Sekigahara, Most Wanted and Legends adding further depth, this is a remarkably complete package built around a story that understands revenge is only the beginning of Atsu's journey.
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy...
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North – Legacy Edition proves there are still stories worth telling beyond the Fellowship's famous journey. With visceral combat, three distinct heroes, satisfying RPG progression and excellent co-op, this darker corner of Middle-earth makes a welcome return.
No More Room in Hell 2 Review
No More Room in Hell 2 turns zombie survival into a genuinely tense team effort where every bullet, decision and mistake can matter. With eight-player co-op, permadeath, new Solo and Survival modes, expanded maps and full cross-play, its 1.0 release delivers a brutal horror experience that rewards communication, caution and the simple act of staying alive.
Sklime – A Difficult Climbing Adventure Review
There are games that want you to feel powerful, games that want you to feel clever, and then there are games that seem to...


















