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BEFORE I GO Review

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A haunting, uncompromising Metroidvania that blends precision gameplay with emotional depth—occasionally frustrating, but undeniably memorable.

Rogue Doodle Review

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A stylish and tightly designed precision platformer that excels in readability, control, and momentum-driven gameplay, only slightly held back by limited mechanical depth in its roguelite structure.

Frozen Rune Review

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A sharp and well-built precision platformer that rewards dedication and perseverance, but is held back by uneven difficulty spikes and a lack of structural variety beyond its core trial-and-error loop.

Hoodbound Review

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A quietly atmospheric “cozy dark” platformer, Hoodbound blends gentle exploration with stealth-inspired vulnerability mechanics, creating a thoughtful and immersive experience that prioritises caution, mood, and movement over combat or complexity.

Go! Go! Mister Chickums Review

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Go! Go! Mister Chickums doesn’t just wear its arcade inspirations on its sleeve—it struts around in them, feathers puffed, daring you to keep up.

MotionRec Review

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A smart and elegant puzzle-platformer that turns your own movements into the key to progression, delivering a thoughtful and satisfying experience built on creativity and control.

GRIME II Review

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A hauntingly inventive metroidvania that turns adaptation into an art form—GRIME II is as strange as it is brilliant.

Legacy of Kain: Heart of Darkness Collection Review

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A powerful dual collection that pairs nostalgic remastering with bold reinvention, the Heart of Darkness Collection delivers a definitive way to experience the Legacy of Kain universe—though uneven pacing across both titles keeps it just shy of perfection.

Legacy of Kain: Ascendance Review

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Ascendance doesn’t just resurrect a dormant series—it bleeds new life into it, fusing reverence for its gothic past with a surprisingly bold, modern identity.

RUBATO Review

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A chaotic, tongue-swinging collect-a-thon full of personality, RUBATO blends physics-driven movement with surprising emotional depth—uneven, but undeniably memorable.