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Ghostwire: Tokyo offers a visually stunning and atmospheric Tokyo, featuring a unique first-person combat system that’s initially very engaging. You play as Akito, possessed by a spirit to fight off …
Ashwalkers drops you into a bleak, ash-covered world where survival means scavenging and making tough text-based choices. While its black-and-white aesthetic aims for uniqueness, the game struggles to deliver engaging …
Elden Ring, a collaboration between Hidetaka Miyazaki and George R.R. Martin, delivers a vast, challenging open-world fantasy adventure that expands on the Dark Souls formula. While more accessible with features …
Unbound: Worlds Apart puts you in the shoes of Soli, a magician who uses portals with world-specific powers to solve platforming puzzles. While the core concept isn’t entirely new, the …
Primordia, a classic cyberpunk point-and-click adventure, is now available on Nintendo Switch! Dive into a post-human world ruled by robots, following Horatio and Crispin on a quest for a stolen …
Uncharted 4 and The Lost Legacy get a PS5 glow-up! Choose between stunning 4K at 30fps, a buttery-smooth 1440p at 60fps, or a blazing 1080p at 120fps. The 60fps mode …
Flodskörden – Rollspelet is a stunning standalone RPG, not an expansion, set in the 90s within Simon Stålenhags’ unique world. It uses the proven Mutant – År Noll ruleset, offers …
Dive into The Anacrusis, a co-op shooter that throws you into a sci-fi mystery on a deserted spaceship. You and your team must fight off parasitic-infested former passengers, uncovering the …
Step into the cubicle of “The Company Man,” a satirical side-scrolling platformer where you battle your way up the corporate ladder! This game offers intuitive controls, a fast-paced experience, and …
Dive into Simon Stålenhag’s iconic 80s Sweden, now as a role-playing game! *Ur Varselklotet* lets you embody children on Goonies-esque adventures, with no character death and aging mechanics that encourage …