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Mikuláš Filip at INDIANTVCZ

Dec 28, 2024 | Score 50

“Forgotten but Unbroken comes with an interesting setting and an ambitious concept that promises a combination of turn-based action and strategy building. Unfortunately, it suffers from a lack of variety, a weaker story and dated graphics. Stable optimization and quality audio do lift the game, but they are not enough to overcome its repetitive gameplay and other shortcomings.”

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Nate Shearer at Qualbert.com

Dec 4, 2024 | Score 80

“Much like the original, 420BLAZEIT 2: GAME OF THE YEAR -=Dank Dreams and Goated Memes=- [#wow/11 Like and Subscribe] Poggerz Edition is packed with self-aware humour and callbacks to what now feels like ancient relics from the internet’s past. Dig a little deeper and you’ll find a competent shooter with a variety of creative weapons and decent level design with all sorts of secrets to find. It is remarkable how the team behind the game managed to capture the magic that made the original Game Jam title so fun and whacky, whilst building on it and making it a fully fledged game an entire decade later.”

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Will "FncWill" Hogeweide at Rectify Gaming

Dec 9, 2024 | Score 85

“If you’ve been yearning for a game to reignite the snowboarding genre, Tricky Madness is your answer. It channels the spirit of SSX and 1080° Snowboarding, cranks up the adrenaline, and rockets down the mountain with style. With its tight controls, gnarly tricks, and modes for every kind of player, this is a must-play for both die-hard fans and newcomers. So slap on that beanie, grab your board, and hit the slopes. Tricky Madness isn’t just carving its way to the top—it’s taking the snowboarding genre to a whole new peak.”

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Isaiah Parker at NookGaming

Dec 27, 2024 | Score 40

“Divine Dynamo Flamefrit is like a playable version of your standard milquetoast seasonal anime. It’s short and doesn’t do anything to really upset me, but it also lacks any real sense of risk taking or depth. While in the moment, it can provide mild fun, it never once really becomes anything more than that because of how it never evolves and remains so simple. It also feels short on ideas despite its length, with repetitive stage design and few enemy types, with only the boss battles feeling like they got some originality injected into them. Even putting those aside, its aesthetic, music, and story are all quite bland, leaning so hard into its inspirations that it can’t really stand on its own two feet. A bad game? Not really, but even as of writing this, I’ve already forgotten about most of it.”

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Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Nov 22, 2024 | Score 72

“Works well enough in delivering varied and challenging puzzles… but its controls and lack of decent guidance frustrate”

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Fábio Castanho Emídio at Nintendo Blast

Nov 26, 2024 | Score 85

“We live in the most important era for communication. Words have never had so much power as they have now. It's possible to ruin people's lives with a few incriminating words, be them from themselves or someone who lives with them. Great God Grove conveys this zeitgeist we're living in, aligned with a very charming story and an impeccable presentation. It's a necessary and crazy game for the insane days we've been watching. Sometimes, the divine drama needs intervention from a nobody to solve the mess, the opposite of a deus ex machina. Even with the language barrier [of it not being available in Portuguese], it's a unique and fun narrative to see and experience.”

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Sadegh Shojai Fard at CriticLenz

May 14, 2025 | Score 50

“As someone unfamiliar with the Goblin Slayer franchise, I found this to be an entirely average game that offers no distinctive advantages over similar titles in its genre. Only diehard fans of the source material seeking comprehensive franchise coverage will find value here - all others would be better served by superior alternatives within the genre.”

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Thumb Culture Staff at Thumb Culture

Feb 5, 2025 | Score 60

“Overall, Codex Lost is a game that’s rough around the edges but has some pretty good content. Considering it’s not a triple A game, it does a lot well. The effort that the devs have put into creating it is clear from the offset. As I’ve said, I will keep going back to it because the premise has me locked in. Unfortunately, I can’t give it more than the Thumb Culture Silver Award as the issues I did face were enough for me to walk away for a bit.”

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Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Nov 26, 2024 | Score 75

“Reasonably well-implemented puzzles are hampered by poor controls if you’re not playing with a touchscreen”

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Simone Cantini at Console-Tribe

Mar 17, 2025 | Score 80

“While EXOcars can't replace Motorstorm in my heart, it's undeniably carved out its niche. Though not exceptional in terms of gameplay offering (at least for now on PSVR2), the game is a great virtual dive into the world of arcade racing. Well-crafted and, above all, incredibly fun to play, the title by XOCUS shines especially on Sony's headset thanks to its steering wheel support. Regardless of this feature, if you're looking for an easygoing, stress-free racing game, EXOcars is highly recommended for some thrilling rides.”

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PS4Blog.net Staff at PS4Blog.net

Nov 29, 2024 | Score 80

“A fun old-school-infused 2D action game featuring the beloved horror film actor”

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Carlos França Junior at GameBlast

Jan 2, 2025 | Score 55

“Little Big Adventure: Twinsen’s Quest was a great PC golden age era title to bring back to the current age. However, even with the care that went into the visuals, soundtrack and story, the gameplay simplification took a lot of the personality from the original game. Along with a lazy movement and other technical issues, what could have been a grand adventure ended up becoming a small reminder.”

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David Temple at Pure Nintendo

Feb 3, 2025 | Score 65

“If you're willing to get into the turn-based RPG combat of VED, it isn't bad. But because of the relatively slow action sequences and some of the script and voice directing choices, it never really pulled me in where I could lose track of time playing it.”

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Melika Jeddi at Screen Hype

Nov 28, 2024 | Score 82

“I went into it fully anticipating an underwhelmingly average experience, but instead it surprised me! This was so much fun to play, and I felt so engaged with the story and the characters. It helped me slow down and just appreciate the little moments, rather than needing lots of real-time action to keep me entertained.”

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Sean "KingOTheCask" Richards at Gamer Social Club

Aug 4, 2025 | Score 90

“In summation, Sorry, We’re Closed provides a unique retro-feel of survival horror while plumbing the deeper nature of love and the worlds of angels and demons. While not a genre that I historically, or even currently, gravitate towards, I was pleasantly surprised with the depth of the game and how much I enjoyed what I experienced!”

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Drew Sherratt at VGamingNews

Jan 31, 2025 | Score 90

“Mindcop is an incredibly entertaining whodunit that expertly blends level headed crime solving with laugh-out-loud foolishness in a way that just shouldn’t work – but it does. Questioning the folk of the Merrylin Crater Camp and scouring for evidence is delightfully simple, and the pivotal time mechanic creates an incredible sense of urgency that’s often lacking in crime games. It’s a game that takes itself just seriously enough, as showcased by its combination of derpy cartoon-noir visuals and saxophone laden soundtrack with its cast of well rounded characters and layered storyline. Fun from start to finish, Mindcop is dripping with tongue-in-cheek playfulness that you won’t need a forensic team to uncover.”

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Rafa Del Río at IGN Spain

Apr 4, 2025 | Score 60

“Petit Island is as simple as it is beautiful. A vacation on an island full of activities and secrets in which we can meet our miaubuelo's friends while we relive their childhood days. In the skin of a little kitten, we can travel at will, take pictures, fish and live a colorful vacation while watching our protagonist grow as a feline person.”

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A.J. Maciejewski at Video Chums

Nov 21, 2024 | Score 80

“If you enjoy old-school co-op games with an arcade feel then you'll absolutely love what Slam and Roll has in store for you. 🏒”

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TheXboxHub Staff at TheXboxHub

Nov 4, 2025 | Score 70

“Mind Over Magnet sure is an attractive game. On one hand you have some fantastic, innovative gameplay involving the laws of physics in the form of puzzles, yet this is repelled, rather than attracted, by the consistent complacency in not introducing new gripping mechanics, until a point where it’s too late.”

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Luke Hemming at Cubed3

Nov 8, 2025 | Score 90

“Being flawless in its execution, a purchase all boils down to if the premise appeals. If a fan of the series, Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake cannot be recommended enough, with a beautiful reimagining that is hoped will continue in future releases beyond the first three games. If a newcomer to this and the genre as a whole, take comfort in how accessible this has been made, but beware: when those visuals and score fill the screen, being hooked for life is a real possibility.”