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Urban Myth Dissolution Center: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Review

Follow the digital breadcrumbs, question the strange, and uncover the truth in a wonderfully atmospheric supernatural mystery that shows the internet's darkest stories can be far more disturbing than fiction.

Airport Contraband Review

Airport Contraband turns customs duty into a wonderfully chaotic balancing act, where catching smugglers is only half the battle and keeping your own crooked employers happy may prove even harder.

The Last Case Review

An unsettling body-camera horror investigation that turns an abandoned school into a chilling search for answers, with every clue bringing you closer to a truth you may wish had stayed hidden.

Asylum Review

A beautifully unsettling journey into psychological horror, Asylum proves that the most frightening things are often those left lurking in the shadows.

SimsalaGrimm – The Chaos Crystal Review

SimsalaGrimm: The Chaos Crystal delivers a cosy, nostalgia-filled fairy-tale adventure packed with hidden-object searches, charming mini-games and collectible character cards, offering gentle magical fun for families, even if its modest challenge and short campaign leave seasoned puzzle fans wanting more.

The Wolf Among Us Remastered Review

The Wolf Among Us Remastered revives Bigby Wolf's unforgettable noir mystery with enhanced visuals, a striking black-and-white mode and welcome archival extras, proving that Telltale's dark, morally tangled fairy tale still has plenty of bite.

The Séance of Blake Manor Review

The Séance of Blake Manor delivers an atmospheric supernatural detective mystery in which Victorian secrets, Irish folklore and a race against time converge to create a haunting investigation that rewards careful deduction, curiosity and the courage to question what lies beyond the veil.

BOARDING DENIED Review

BOARDING DENIED turns the end of the world into a desperate bureaucratic nightmare, in which every stamp carries a human cost and saving your own family may mean deciding who else is left behind.

Walk The Frog Review

Walk The Frog turns hand-drawn sticky notes into a delightful puzzle adventure, pairing gentle brain teasers, quirky characters and a heartwarming journey home with a wonderfully stress-free atmosphere that feels like a comforting hug in game form.

Omni Growth Review

From vulnerable hatchling to ruthless alien predator, Omni Growth delivers a colourful arcade adventure in which hunting, evolving and swinging through an abandoned spacecraft make survival surprisingly satisfying.

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