MR. RECORDS Hands-On Preview: A Small Record Store With a Story Worth Listening To

A game about what music leaves behind: memories, feelings, people, and pieces of our lives that can suddenly come rushing back with the sound of a familiar song.

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Denshattack! Review: All Aboard for the Wildest Ride of the Year

A train is supposed to stay on the tracks. Denshattack! has other plans, turning that gloriously absurd premise into a high-speed arcade adventure packed with tricks, chaos, and the kind of infectious...

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Mortal Shell 2 Review: A Worthy Sequel with a Serious Balancing Problem

The second time around, Cold Symmetry knows what it wants Mortal Shell to be, and for much of the journey, Mortal Shell 2 comes remarkably close to getting there.

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Lunarium Review - A Highly Respectable Debut in the World of ARPGs

Lunarium Game Studios makes its debut with a surprising first title. Mature and measured, although not without some imperfections. An ARPG that does not disappoint.

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The Sinking City 2 Review: A Smaller World With Something Much Bigger Inside

The Sinking City 2 proves that a sequel does not need to go bigger to go deeper, trading the scale of its predecessor for a more focused and compelling descent into horror.

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SPINE Returns to Tensor City With a New Trailer and Finally Reveals Its Release Window

For months, SPINE has been one of those games we have been waiting to see again. We have followed its development from afar, watching Nekki reveal just enough to keep our curiosity alive while leaving...

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War Fantasy Is a Disturbing Psychological Horror That Turns the Familiar Language of War Games Into a Weapon

There comes a point in the history of the military shooter when war stops being a backdrop and becomes a question again. It is a subtle shift, but a significant one. For decades, the genre has built i...

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Deaths of Peck Is a Lovable, Violent Little 2D Platformer That Really, Really Wants You Dead

From the moment Deaths of Peck first appeared on our radar, one question kept resurfacing every time we returned to the project. Interestingly, it was not initially a question about the game itself. W...

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The Midnight Walk Review: A Heartfelt Handcrafted Fairytale That Burns Bright in the Darkness

September 2023. After years spent building worlds suspended between fairy tale, melancholy, and imagination with games like Fe, Ghost Giant, and Lost in Random, Klaus Lyngeled and Olov Redmalm decide ...

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Fading Echo Demo Preview: Finally, an Action RPG That Lets You Play Your Own Way

It takes only a few minutes with a controller in your hands to understand what Fading Echo is truly trying to achieve. Its ambition is not to overwhelm players with a spectacular opening sequence, nor...

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ILL Looks More Real Than Ever in New State of Play Trailer

ILL has returned to the spotlight with a new trailer unveiled during PlayStation's June State of Play, offering the clearest look yet at Team Clout's long-awaited survival horror project, published by...

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007 First Light Review: Finally, a Bond Game Worthy of 007

There are iconic characters, and then there is James Bond. For more than seventy years, Ian Fleming's legendary secret agent has occupied a unique place in popular culture. Few fictional creations hav...

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Stonemachia Review: The Soulslike Genre Finds a New Piece on the Board

Stonemachia, developed by Crossfall Games, an Italian studio with just nine members, is now flying high on Steam with a 96% positive review score. Although a classic Souls-like, the game offers a more...

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Mundo Gamer Showcase 2026: 38 Indie Games from 16 Countries Take Center Stage in a Global Gaming Event

The Mundo Gamer Showcase Returns on June 20 with 38 Independent Games, 35 Development Studios, and an International Lineup.

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Resident Evil Veronica: Release Window, Story Details, Characters, Gameplay, and More

After more than twenty years of fan demand and unanswered questions, Resident Evil Code: Veronica is finally set to return as Resident Evil Veronica. But this is far more than the revival of a fan-fav...

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The Silver Sun Feels Like the Spiritual Successor Ghost Song Fans Have Been Waiting For

The Silver Sun Feels Like the Spiritual Successor Ghost Song Fans Have Been Waiting For - The Silver Sun Feels Like the Spiritual Successor Ghost Song Fans Have Been Waiting For

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Senua Officially Revealed, Coming to PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Game Pass in 2027

Among the biggest surprises of the recent Xbox Games Showcase was the return of Senua. With the reveal of its latest project, Ninja Theory offered a first look at a game that could prove to be a defin...

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Realm of Ink Review: A Roguelite That Knows How to Stand Out

After closely following the project's evolution, from its first demo to its current Early Access phase, Realm of Ink is proving to be one of the most interesting action roguelite titles on the market.

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Glasshouse Is a Sharp-Tongued, Unsettling Political RPG That Turns Ideology Into a Weapon You Can Actually Wield

Some games are designed to overwhelm. They chase awe through sheer scale – sprawling open worlds, cinematic warfare, towering skylines, and protagonists crafted to feel untouchable. And there is absol...

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Voidling Bound Demo Preview: More Than Just Another Monster Collector

In today’s video game landscape, few genres are as difficult to meaningfully reinvent as the monster collector. Since the mid-1990s, the space has been largely defined by the overwhelming dominance of...

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A Dreamy Pixel-Art Cottage Renovation Game With a Secret Heart: Velanit: The Forgotten Cottage Is the Cozy Game We Didn’t Know We Needed

Let’s be honest for a moment – without filters, without that reflexive cynicism we’ve learned to adopt whenever a new game appears on screen. We no longer really observe. We scroll, we skim, we catego...

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Dead as Disco – Final Preview: One More Beat, One More Hit

There’s a feeling – hard to explain to anyone who doesn’t engage with games on a deeper level – that occasionally returns to those of us who don’t just play this medium, but observe it, write about it...

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Into The Unwell Is a Delirious, Off-The-Wall Co-Op Roguelite With a Striking 1930s Cartoon-Inspired Art Style

Absurd. Unhinged. Fragmented. Excessive to the point of apparent collapse. At first glance, Into The Unwellfeels less like a game than a system in open revolt against itself: a volatile convergence of...

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Replaced - Review: Beauty Helps, But It’s Not Enough

The debut title from Sad Cat Studios, Replaced finally shows itself to us: a work with a strong visual impact that unfortunately loses its footing in its core structure.

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