• 75 | Death Stranding 2: On the Beach

    "Kojima is probably the biggest prankster ever, and this game is really the same like the first one, with maybe worse pacing and upgraded game segments. Is that enough? If you're looking for a change, probably not, but if you really like what the game is, it's almost a masterpiece."

  • 72 | Biomorph

    "Biomorph doesn't bring anything new to the table, but with fun exploration, fun boss fights, and cool morphing system it will for sure itch that craving if you're into the genre. Just don't expect something mind-blowing from this experience. It's a solid game in the genre, but not more than that."

  • 74 | Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus

    "Bō: Path of the Teal Lotus is a beautiful, charming game with satisfying movement mechanics. While it doesn’t quite deliver on deep storytelling or character development, its smooth gameplay, fun exploration, and minimal backtracking make it a joy to play. It’s not a groundbreaking Metroidvania, but it’s definitely worth playing if you’re into the genre"

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Review | Death Stranding 2: On the Beach

by Foggy, 09-07-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 16-07-2025


More of the same, but is that enough to justify the price and offer a change after the first game that some of us wanted? I guess I can't answer that, but for sure this is one of the best-looking games with best physic ever created
Review | Biomorph

by Foggy, 24-06-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 24-06-2025


A nice touch of morphing in a well-established metroidvania formula that we all know and love. But is it enough to call this one awesome?

Review | Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus

by Foggy, 20-06-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 20-06-2025


For all of you out there who loved Hollow Knight, The Messenger and other anime-styled metroidvania games - Bo is the next best thing in line! It's beautiful cartoon which requires some skill.
Review | Lies of P: Overture DLC

by Foggy, 16-06-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 16-06-2025


More of the same; but is it enough to justify the price and your expectations? I would say so, but then again - don't we all like new stuff?
Review | Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake

by Foggy, 09-06-2025, Edited by: No one (yet)

Edited by Foggy, 09-06-2025


Another faithful remake in a beautiful HD-2D style that bursts with nostalgia. If you love Dragon Quest series and you don't want dated entries, try this one, but expect many improvements that might make the game easy if you choose so.
Review | Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

by Foggy, 05-05-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 05-05-2025


Not often do we get a game that will be a benchmark of the genre. A small team created something truly wonderful and unique, with a pinch of innovation and at the same time a love-letter to what we all cherish the most in the turn-based JRPG genre.
Review | Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

by Foggy, 23-04-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 23-04-2025


A great game is a great game! We are lucky to get this one to other platforms, and it just scratches that adventurer itch. Indiana is a great game in almost all categories.
Review | The First Berserker: Khazan

by Foggy, 14-04-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 14-04-2025


We are in the generation of copying other games and their mechanics, but at the same time polishing them to a whole another level. Sure, Khazan is great, but how far is enough when it comes from borrowing from other games?
Review | Nine Sols

by Foggy, 27-03-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 27-03-2025


How often do you get that depressing feeling after finishing a hidden gem of a game? Nine Sols is definitely one of these gems that will crawl under your skin and it's one of these games you will often think of.
Review | Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown

by Foggy, 22-03-2025, Edited by: No one (yet!)

Edited by Foggy, 22-03-2025


Yet another 2D-3D Metroidvania platformer, right? Sure, but this one is pure fun and loaded with unique challenges, but in a game that is not unique by almost anything. How does this work then? Wonderful!

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