I already liked the game the moment I started it — gorgeous graphics, soothing music, and relaxing mechanics. The story, however, is just fine, nothing too special. The game still has some flaws, like the achievement bugs I mentioned earlier, but the developers clearly still care about their product, and I really hope they continue supporting it. Some people might find this game boring, but for me it’s a nice, relaxing escape. So overall, I’d definitely recommend it.

RNG Tester Simulator!

Sweet Pea Journey—Season 1 is peak, in my opinion. Season 4 gives a satisfying ending, though it would’ve been better if they had shown the final scene with one of the traders is Kenny.

Recommended if this is not the first Souls you play!

It’s a really nice combination of auto-battler and roguelike deck-building. I played TFT and Slay the Spire before, so this game is totally my kind of thing. It’s pretty RNG-dependent though—get a few good pulls and you can almost forget about tactics.

This is my first Final Fantasy game, so I came in with no real expectations—just enjoying my first playthrough. Overall, I did enjoy the game, though not as much as I expected given how big the Final Fantasy franchise is. That said, this experience definitely made me curious, and I plan to try other titles in the series in the near future.

A nice pixel roguelike! I really like how each character’s skills help strengthen the rest of the family. Throughout the game, mini-events and side quests pop up and really flesh out the story, which is great. It’s a chill game, and I recommend playing it with friends — even though I ended up soloing it :<

Doom-style cyberpunk with roguelike elements — perfect for some no-brainer, stress-relief fun. Simple, chaotic, and satisfying.

Almost finished it in one go. No complicated puzzles, no hard bosses, just a relaxing game with simple mechanics, good music and gorgeous art. Once the machine starts running, every frame looks like wallpaper material. Definitely recommended!

A nice game that leaves us questioning the balance between work and family.

I finished the game yesterday, but only had time to write this today :3 I think I overcame my fear—or maybe it was because I played on Story mode :< Still, the game is short and doesn’t rely heavily on jump scares, which I really appreciated. Once I was brave enough to face the first monster encounter, the rest felt much easier.

Graphics: beautiful. The level design is solid: after a dark, narrow area, you’re led into a wide, open space to cool down a bit before heading back into the darkness again.

The real horror, for me, lies in the story. The main character is just a normal person trying to find his way back to his family—his only hope. After all the suffering, pain, his friends died one by one in the search for escape, he ends up sacrificing himself, hoping it would save his family. A truly desperate and tragic story.

WTF.

Comedy / Meta / Short Game

This honestly feels like a troll-game — in a good way. I enjoyed it a lot. The dev also shares some insights about game design, which I appreciated because I once considered making a game myself :v A short, funny, clever experience.

Stealth / Immersive Sim

Still great, just like the first two Dishonored games. But I do think it would’ve been better if the chaos system returned — it added so much personality to the previous titles. I’m also not a fan of the “eye” ability in this game. Overall though, it’s still a solid, enjoyable Dishonored experience.

Beat 'Em Up / Stylish Action

This game gives strong Sleeping Dogs and John Wick vibes. The story twist wasn’t super surprising, but it’s still fine. The real star is the gameplay — smooth, stylish, satisfying — and the soundtrack fits perfectly, making the whole experience feel like watching an action movie. A very fun ride.

Fighting / Action

My first entry into the Mortal Kombat series — and it’s great. Surprisingly beginner-friendly: I can mash buttons randomly and still pull off combos. That alone makes it fun enough to recommend. And the brutalities… very cool :3

City-builder / Survival / Strategy

I thought it would be a chill city-builder like Cities Skylines at first — but I was totally wrong. Frostpunk is much harder, and every decision feels intense. Even though I'm not good at this genre, the game hooked me immediately. The atmosphere, pressure, and moral choices kept pulling me in. I even had to look up some tutorials XD Overall, a challenging but extremely rewarding experience — definitely recommended.

FPS / Action / Sci-Fi

The visuals are fantastic — character models look incredible (the twins… yeah), and the world design is top-notch. The story and twist are okay, but I feel they could’ve taken it even further. Like Control, I think this game would be better if it were more linear. The weapon upgrade system is the weakest part: swapping a mod forces you to re-upgrade it from scratch every single time, which made me stick with just three weapons (shotgun, AK, bazooka). Still, I enjoyed the experience overall. Definitely recommended — hoping Atomic Heart 2 improves the weak points.

Boss Rush / Precision / Indie

Fast-food Soulsborne — you one-hit bosses, and they one-hit you. The challenge comes from the one-arrow mechanic: you shoot, then must retrieve it, making timing and precision everything. The bosses are well designed, the soundtrack is calm and pleasant, and even though the mechanic gave me a hard time, the game is still worth recommending.

Stealth / Fantasy / Third-Person

The story is a bit confusing for me, but the graphics still look surprisingly good for today’s standards. The stealth mechanics and level design are great, though it was tough since pure stealth isn’t my strongest genre. Still, for fans of stealth-heavy gameplay — definitely recommended.

Simulation / Strategy / Airline Management

The core mechanics are very simple: you manage airline routes and handle passenger traffic. I had a good amount of fun with it, and it’s satisfying when everything runs smoothly. However, there’s one downside — the Campaign mode feels nearly impossible to finish. The game doesn’t have any difficulty settings, and from my experience, Campaign might as well be set to Hard/Brutal by default. In Campaign, you have 6 minutes to unlock a random country. When you unlock it, the time gets extended by another 6 minutes. The problem is the randomness: If you unlock a small, nearby country, the new routes are cheap and easy to manage. But if you unlock a large country, several airports appear at once, and you need to connect them immediately — otherwise one airport overloads → game over. On top of that, there are random events like: Airports shutting down • Airport level reductions • Sudden suitcase “bankruptcy” events All of these can collapse your economy instantly. I eventually found a pattern to survive the early game, but I still couldn’t get past around ~15 countries before the randomness caused a fail. Overall, the game is enjoyable — just don’t take Campaign too seriously. Play Free Mode, build your airline network at your own pace, and you’ll have a much better time.

Action / Supernatural / Third-Person Shooter

The storytelling and visuals in this game are amazing — together they create a strong, surreal atmosphere that really pulls you in. The NPCs are surprisingly lively too. I especially liked Ahti the Janitor — the moment I met him, I honestly thought he might end up being the final boss 😂 I do wish the Service Weapon had more form variations, or at least looked a bit more impactful in some modes. Also, the map design can be confusing — the layout often feels like a maze. Personally, I think the game might have been even better if it leaned more toward a linear structure, or at least clearer navigation. But even with those issues, the experience as a whole is excellent. Great atmosphere, great style — I really enjoyed it.

Horror / Time-loop / Narrative

It’s a time-loop story, where you die over and over again until you reach the end. I really love this concept — funny enough, my first ever win on SG was Life is Strange, which also plays with time loops. What a coincidence! The game’s horror aspect isn’t too scary (the devil creature’s design is a bit tame — maybe due to budget limits), but the gore feels disturbingly real. The story, choices, and atmosphere are all done really well — they kept me curious the whole time. The plot twist was solid too, even though I could kind of see it coming. I got 1 of the 4 endings, but sadly, there’s no option to replay from key decisions, so you’ll need to start over to see the others. Hopefully, they’ll patch that in later. Overall — recommended!

Metroidvania / Action Platformer

There’s not much more to say about this masterpiece — the art, the music, the challenge, and the world design all blend together to create a truly unique experience. Just finished my first playthrough and got the bad ending XD — I’ll be back soon for the 112% completion and the other endings!

Simulation / Management / Strategy

A thoughtful management game that teaches genuinely useful emergency-handling skills. After a while, calls start repeating, but the experience remains engaging — especially with fun easter eggs like the mysterious cook from Albuquerque.

Action / Hack & Slash / Story-Rich

A cinematic journey with brutal combat, strong storytelling, and stunning visuals for its time. Performance can be spotty (even on an i5-12400F + RTX 3060 Ti), but the experience is worth it. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys story-driven action adventures.