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Anthology of The Killer Review

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A daring, unsettling anthology that embraces the strange and the uncomfortable—uneven by design, but unforgettable at its best.

TAMASHIKA Review

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A hypnotic corridor shooter that thrives on precision and flow, TAMASHIKA is as demanding as it is mesmerising—an uncompromising test of focus that rewards those willing to lose themselves in its rhythm.

BEFORE I GO Review

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

Missing The Point Review

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A beautifully crafted, introspective experience that trades traditional gameplay for atmosphere and meaning. Not for everyone, but deeply memorable for those willing to engage with its quiet complexity.

ChainStaff Review

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A brutal, heavy metal-infused platformer that lives and dies by its ingenious ChainStaff mechanic, ChainStaff delivers punishing but rewarding action wrapped in a grotesque, unforgettable aesthetic.

Super Star Shooter 16 Review

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A psychedelic, rhythm-synchronised on-rails shooter, Super Star Shooter 16 blends retro 3D aesthetics with an evolving “audio-verse” system to create a high-intensity, flow-driven experience that rewards mastery of sound and motion.

Benjo 10 Review

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A minimalist psychological horror built around surveillance and obedience, Benjo 10 turns corporate routine into a creeping exercise in doubt, control, and perception.

Freaky Lab VR Review

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A hilarious and creative VR sandbox that delivers plenty of laughs, but lacks the depth to keep the experiment going for long.

Sprunki Hell Towers Review

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A sharp and demanding vertical platformer, Sprunki Hell Towers combines precision gameplay with a shifting audiovisual identity, delivering a fair but punishing climb through increasingly oppressive towers.

PULMO Review

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PULMO isn’t interested in entertaining you in the traditional sense—it wants to sit with you, quietly, and ask what any of this really means.