Asmir Kovacevic
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People of Note is a heartfelt indie adventure that blends music, emotion, and exploration into a memorable journey, slightly held back by its safe approach to combat.
Capcom's latest Legacy Collection rescues a forgotten DS trilogy from obscurity and gives it the best possible home. Whether that trilogy deserved rescuing is highly questionable.
Pearl Abyss's long-awaited RPG, Crimson Desert, had sort of a rough landing but eventually delivers one of the most absorbing open worlds in recent memory.
1348 Ex Voto is a short medieval adventure whose powerful story is perfectly capable of overshadowing every gameplay flaw it obviously possesses.
A haunting story and superb atmosphere make Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake a memorable horror experience, but its frustrating combat system prevents it from reaching true greatness.
Docked
A simulator that is far more than just a simulator, Docked pairs an unexpectedly heartfelt story with deep, satisfying port management mechanics and visuals even the great AAA titles wouldn't be ashamed of.
Scott Pilgrim EX is a confident, stylish throwback brawler with excellent co-op and a killer soundtrack, held back only by a thin story and limited solo balance.
Cyanide Studio's stealth playground delivers an endlessly satisfying goblin-in-the-shadows experience, if you can forgive its confusing story, broken AI, and technical rough edges.
High on Life 2 delivers more talking guns, outrageous satire, and wildly inventive boss fights but plays things a bit too safe to truly surpass its predecessor.
Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties delivers phenomenal storytelling, endlessly engaging activities, and heartfelt character moments that shattered every preconception I had about the franchise.
Cute on the surface but brutally unforgiving underneath, MIO: Memories in Orbit is a stylish Metroidvania that blends Souls-like challenge with demanding platforming, rewarding skill while pushing patience to its limits.
Code Violet is an ambitious sci-fi horror shooter with a surprisingly strong story at its core. Unfortunately, weak execution in key areas like voice acting, combat, and visual presentation constantly undermines that ambition.
