There’s more to Horripilant than its idle gameplay may at first suggest.
Jay Weaver reviews.
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Review | Terra Invicta - E.T. Go Home
At the beginning of the year, Terra Invicta reached escape velocity, leaving early access with its official 1.0 release.
Steven Stoermer reviews.
Review | Pragmata - Fly Me To The Moon
Pragmata is a new Mega Man game, if you threw out Mega Man, replaced the 2D platforming with third-person shooting and puzzling, and it's set on the moon.
So it's not really a Mega Man game at all, but that doesn’t mean Brandon Craw didn’t love his time with it.
Review | Angel Engine - Playing As God
Angel Engine solidly executes upon an interesting premise, but it is based on a web series that was made using generative AI. Brandon Craw grapples with a quandary: if the source material used AI, but the game itself does not, is it corrupted by association?
Review | Dosa Divas - Eat Drink Mecha Woman
Dosa Diva’s is a hearty and heartwarming RPG about family and food with a robust combat system; however, it occasionally struggles to highlight the star of the show: cooking with those you love.
Ashley Schofield reviews.
Impressions | Crimson Desert – Like Drowning In Quick Sand
Crimson Desert is often overwhelming in its scale; however, if you can get past convoluted controls and thin characterisations there is a vast world to explore.
Review | Planet of Lana II - The More the Mui-er
Planet of Lana II builds on its predecessor’s strong foundation, but retains some of the original game’s issues.
Alex Green reviews.
Review | Menace - Service Is Always an Act of Valor
Battle Brothers developer Overhype Studios' new release Menace makes a strong showing, but has plenty of room to grow.
Steven Stoermer reviews.
Review | I Hate This Place - Nominative Determinism
An interesting aesthetic and odd flashes of ambition aren’t enough to save this muddled isometric survival horror. Michael Moran reviews.
Review | Crimson Capes - A Gaming Time-Capsule
From its demanding combat to vivid pixel art style, Gonçalo Santos finds a lot to love in Crimson Capes.
Review | Winter Burrow - Oh, Nuts
Winter Burrow doesn’t shy away from its titular season’s harsh freezes, but its snowy setting ultimately serves as the foundation for a cozy experience.
Steven Stoermer reviews.
Review | Resident Evil Requiem - Undead And Kicking
Resident Evil Requiem’s great first impressions and rock solid gameplay are undermined by some questionable story and pacing choices in the game’s second half.
Despite this, Artemis Octavio finds there is plenty of life left in this corpse in their review.
Review | Scarlet Hollow Episode 5 - No Place Like Home
The siren song of Scarlet Hollow’s new chapter draws Claribel F. Millgress back home to The Holler.
Review | Space Warlord Baby Trading Simulator - I Shorted A Baby (And It Felt So Good)
Space Baby Warlord Baby Trading Simulator delivers everything it promises with its title, and more.
Artemis Octavio reviews.
Review | Relooted - 'You Are Not Thieves'
Relooted is a stylish and dynamic puzzle-platformer that showcases African Art in its historical and cultural context.
Artemis Octavio reviews.
Review | Iron Lung (2026) - Diving Far Deeper and Darker than a ‘Let’s Play’
Iron Lung uses its longer run time to recreate the vivid tangibility of the short game that inspired it, and in doing so, establishes Mark Fischbach’s directoral voice as one more than worth paying attention to.
Jay Weaver reviews.
Review | Romeo Is a Dead Man - What’s in a Name?
Vibrant and irreverent, Romeo Is a Dead Man takes the stage with an unmistakable flair for the dramatic.
Taylor Rioux reviews.
Review | The Real Face of a VTuber - A Digital Whodunnit On Stream
Lilien Games brings Ace Attorney–esque courtroom intrigue to the streaming sphere in The Real Face of a VTuber.
Anita Mowete reviews.
Review | TR-49 - Getting Lost Between The Stacks
TR-49 draws you in with the promise of new discoveries. The new narrative deduction game from inkle marries its puzzle elements with an audio drama, laying out a winding path of archival documents for you to trace its central mystery.
Lewis Davies reviews.
Review | Perfect Tides: Station to Station - Just Enjoy the Ride
Perfect Tides: Station to Station is a lovingly crafted, often uncomfortable look at the transition into adulthood.
Taylor Rioux reviews.