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Aloft
With its captivating visuals, deeply immersive gameplay, and subtle storytelling, Aloft feels like a love letter to peace and creativity. It’s a game that invites you to dream big, to embrace the unknown, and to build a home among the clouds. For anyone looking for their next great adventure, Aloft...
At £8.50, TheSpell Brigade is an absolute steal. Significantly less than the cost of a single night out and infinitely more hours with your mates. Alternatively, forge your own path and prepare to make endless hordes quiver before your magical might!
For fans of narrative-driven platformers or anyone who loves cats, this is a must-play experience. It slots perfectly into the growing line of feline-focused games, offering a unique balance of whimsy and emotional depth. In this Stars in the Trash review, it’s clear that Valhalla Cats has created something truly...
Lastly, I’d like to discuss the camera angles in the game. Some of the angles in Mythwrecked can make navigating certain areas unnecessarily confusing. Most of the time, while you’re running around, the camera sits behind and above Alex. In a few areas, the angle switches to being directly above...
Fae Farm
I’ve forgiven this game and am genuinely looking forward to spending more time in Azoria. Perhaps I’ll even learn to like the farming aspect! That truly would be the happily ever after to this tale.
The game’s minimalistic yet quirky aesthetic, combined with gentle audio cues, creates a warm atmosphere perfect for unwinding. However, the game could benefit from a bit more visual variety and improved item-handling mechanics to enhance its charm even further. It is in Early Access, though, so hopefully these are fixed...
At £25.99, it’s really reasonably priced, as it’s filled to the brim with content, and even once you finish the main story, you can go back to get 100% completion. I get the feeling it won’t be going on sale any time soon, but I’d still say it’s very much...
Just Dance 2025 will please long-time fans of the series, but if you’re someone looking for major improvements in accessibility, you might find yourself disappointed. For that reason, it’s a 6/10 for my Just Dance 2025 review. Do better, Ubisoft.
With all that said however, there are few games I can recommend more. I have played this game for a great many hours, and I will continue to do so for a great many more. An indie gem, well worth your time and money.
Copycat has its moments, but it doesn’t quite live up to its potential. It’s got gorgeous visuals and strong emotional beats, but with some clunky gameplay and a story that doesn’t fully deliver on its promise, it’s a 6/10 from me for this Copycat review.
Reka
For those who enjoy a slow-burn, atmospheric experience that offers a cosy yet eerie feel, REKA is a magical escape worth exploring. The game encourages you to immerse yourself in its quiet moments; delivering a distinctive experience in a genre that is so often filled with combat-heavy alternatives.
It’s also a shame that this game is so short, as it can be completed in just a couple of hours. I was really enjoying my time with it, and even though I feel that the length is able to do the storyline justice, a few extra levels would’ve been...
