Emina Zulic
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Saros
An unforgiving alien planet, brutal bullet-hell combat, and a mystery slowly eating away at reality - Housemarque came back with another game full of chaotic combat and eerie atmosphere that demands your full attention.
Wax Heads brings an offbeat art style, a rich soundtrack, and an emotional story behind the simple act of recommending records to unknown people.
Driving buses in Emberville means respecting speed limits, braking smoothly at stops, and dealing with passengers who complain even when you follow the game's own instructions. But once you get the hang of it - it turns into a chill simulator that grows on you despite itself.
I've never played as an octopus before, and Darwin's Paradox makes a compelling case for the concept. A cute protagonist, gorgeous environments, and a Pixar-like presentation that brings back the feeling of watching an animated movie as a kid, the difference being that the antagonist isn't a character, but the...
Deck Nine's finale to the story of Max and Chloe brings us gorgeous environments, meaningful choices, as well as a rewind mechanic that never gets stale. Technical bugs and occasional confusion can't diminish the emotional weight of a reunion that has been years in the making.
Wishfully’s puzzle-platformer sequel tells a story of environmental destruction through gorgeous animation, beautiful vistas, and a world that is slowly consumed by corporate greed. You get well-designed puzzles, a cute as hell companion, but also a few occasional frustrations that keep it from perfection.
Reanimal
Tarsier Studios returns with a spiritual successor to Little Nightmares that captures everything that made those games special - and makes it even better.
Cairn
Mount Kami has never been conquered, and The Game Bakers’ new game makes sure you’re well aware of that. You will feel every meter of the vertical gain, every dwindling resource, and every questionable handhold between Aava and the summit.
Co-op horror arrives in The Nowhere, bringing friends into the nightmare for the first time. Just don't expect it to eclipse the originals.
After five years of waiting, Sucker Punch has finally invited us all into the grassy and snow-covered lands of Ezo, the lands of folklore and mystery.
The debut from the French studio Sandfall Interactive is a turn-based RPG that throws you into strange yet gorgeous world with one goal: to make your exhibition the last one. On the way you’ll fight some monsters, meet new companions and unravel the mysteries of the painted continent.
