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The Rogue Prince of Persia Review

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This is not a return to Prince of Persia’s past, but a statement about its future—and it is one delivered with clarity and conviction.

Dunjungle Review

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Whether you’re diving in for a quick run or a long night of deep exploration, Dunjungle offers an adventure that’s playful, challenging, and consistently rewarding. It’s one of the standout indie dungeon crawlers of the year.

Cloudberry Kingdom Review

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Its extreme difficulty and narrow focus limit its accessibility, but for players seeking one of the most demanding platformers available, it delivers an experience that is both brutal and deeply rewarding.

Pioneers of Pagonia Review

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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.

A Game About Digging A Hole Review

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For players who enjoy minimalist storytelling, atmospheric exploration, or games that surprise through simplicity, this is a must-play.

Flotsam Review

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It’s thoughtful, polished, and full of heart—an ideal game for players who love resource management but crave a setting that feels fresh and uplifting rather than bleak.

KIBORG Review

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If you’re a fan of top-down action games with weighty combat, gritty worldbuilding, and a progression system that rewards skillful play, KIBORG isn’t just worth your time—it’s one of the genre’s strongest offerings in years.

Deadly Delivery Review

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A thrilling, pulse-pounding VR shooter with excellent core mechanics and explosive pacing—great for short bursts and co-op chaos, but one that ultimately stops short of long-term mastery or innovation.

Nightmare: The Lunatic Review

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For horror fans—especially those who prefer psychological terror over action-heavy encounters—this is one of the standout releases of the year.

Darkest Dungeon II: Resolute Edition Review

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A punishing, uncompromising yet deeply rewarding journey; bleak, but hauntingly beautiful, and with enough content and depth to endure beyond the first run.