Mixing, bending genres to create something new, adding the 80s horror nostalgia to give the ultimate creeps. This game is must-play for all horror/puzzle lovers.
Stories Untold (Switch) review
Lydia (NSW) review
A short educational game with harsh, emotional story of a broken family. This indie game deserves to be played.
Luigi’s Mansion 3 (NSW) review
The same story goes on in the third game, but the huge hotel full of variant themes kept it fresh. The controls were still kinda odd, though.
Concrete Genie (PS4 Pro) review
Lovely story of a boy who finds a magical paintbrush, that can bring all the creations alive. Beautiful visuals, good voice acting and storytelling. The biggest minus is some technical issues.
Path To Mnemosyne (PS4 pro) review
Hypnotic puzzle game inside traumatic labyrinth of the mind. Being too cryptic might frustrate players to solve some puzzles.
Blasphemous (NSW) review
Anguishly difficult, but visually beautiful metroidvania game. Must play for genre lovers.
Untitled Goose Game (PS4 Pro) review
A mean goose who tantalizes the village people everyday life. Simple game, but containing so much fun. It's good to be evil sometimes.
Tamashii (PS4 Pro) review
Unusual, cryptic, obscure Japanese puzzle-platformer and artistically beautiful. A dark tale about inner discoveries, set in a distorted and perverted world. A must-play indie game!
Wattam (PS4 Pro) review
Shapes, objects, friends, laughing, pooping, farting and everything nice. So have Wattam born! A story of loneliness, finding friends and family by utmost bizarre ways.
Life Is Strange 2 — Episode 5: Wolves (PS4 Pro) review
The final episode wraps up the story of two wolf brothers. Even though the gameplay felt empty, the story throws in some debatable subjects. Not bad, but not worthwhile of 1,5–years.
