Track critic scores against the player curve

Last Time I Saw You

Latest review: Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Oct 16, 2025 | Score 80

“A mix of a gorgeous art style, teenage angst and love, and Japanese folklore”

Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero

Latest review: Richard Heaton at The Fandom Ledger

Nov 23, 2025 | Score 90

“In handheld mode, the game looks very good on the large Switch 2 screen and there were minimal frame rate issues. The game looked just as good when playing on the TV, and there were barely any issues. I can’t say anything about how the game might run on the original switch, but it’s quite the behemoth on its successor.”

Recycling Center Simulator

Latest review: Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Dec 29, 2025 | Score 50

“Even among its work sim peer, this feels like an overly repetitive slog lacking in a satisfying element to bring the experience together”

Shady Knight

Latest review: James Cunningham at Hardcore Gamer

Oct 11, 2024 | Score 80

“Shady Knight's first-person action is as much about movement as it is hitting things, and both features are used in multiple ways.”

Duck Paradox

Latest review: Will Silberman at Digital Chumps

Oct 22, 2024 | Score 70

“Duck Paradox is a unique gem, featuring an adorable charm and highly replayable loop that feels like an old-school platformer more than a modern roguelike. Steep bullet hell difficulty aside, it deserves more content to keep players saving the day with an ever-growing waddling of ducks alongside of Dr. Paraducks!”

The Fox's Way Home

Latest review: Vinicius Madeira at NintendoBoy

Jan 25, 2025 | Score 85

“Although The Fox's Way Home isn't a game that I would give a chance at a first glance, playing it made me want to recommend it to everyone that wants to test their perception or attention to details. I hope that everyone can see through this game's sex appeal by seeing that it's a great, even if intriguing puzzle that builds itself as a great way to train your mind.”

Sky Oceans: Wings for Hire

Latest review: Daniel Waite at Movies Games and Tech

Jan 31, 2025 | Score 50

“Sky Oceans: Wings for Hire should have been great. However, poor controls and slow and repetitive gameplay hold it back. It's a shame as the storytelling was fun and I liked the lore.”

Camp Sunshine

Latest review: Kirk Hiner at Pure Nintendo

Oct 27, 2024 | Score 75

“Camp Sunshine is a short but fun take on ’80s slasher movies. The 16-bit graphics fit the era, and the balance of puzzles, fetch quests, and survival horror will keep players entertained over the course of this bloody night in the woods.”

Hidden in my Paradise

Latest review: Julie Cooper at video games are good

Feb 4, 2025 | Score 75

“Where Hidden in my Paradise shines is that it is artistically intricate but mechanically simple. It strikes an excellent balance in its difficulty level across the board, in my opinion never straying into either hidden object extreme — you know, the old, “This is so simple that I might as well not be playing anything at all,” or the classic, “I just spent 30 minutes searching for one item and, actually, who made this cruel game? The DEVIL?” Its middle-of-the-road difficulty makes it approachable, but at the same time it gets a bump in complexity from having multiple objectives (hidden objects, fairies, snaps, and chests) in each level as well as the creative sandbox mode that can add hours of additional gameplay. It brings all these elements together seamlessly and with great charm, and I loved experiencing for myself via the sandbox mode just how painstakingly designed each level must have been created by Ogre Pixel.”

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Anthology of The Killer

Latest review: Justin Nation at Nindie Spotlight

Apr 15, 2026 | Score 73

“Undoubtedly an odd and unexpected experience as a whole, but it may be hard to nail down its target audience overall”

Kingdom: Two Crowns - Call of Olympus

Latest review: Franco Borgogna at La Orden del Pixel

Dec 4, 2024 | Score 100

“Call of Olympus is a DLC that, while remaining in the familiar territory, seeks to renew the formula of the Kingdom saga thanks to the addition of interesting new features, an excellent addition for a title that still has a lot to give. Undoubtedly, we are facing a great excuse to return -or also discover- one of the best games in its genre.”

Extra Coin

Latest review: Diego Cinelli at IGN Italy

Dec 30, 2024 | Score 65

“Extra Coin lives within a paradox: to convey as faithfully as possible the idea that virtual mechanisms can induce users to the eternal repetition of completely flat loops, the game ends up putting the player in this situation without being able to provide him with a truly motivating objective.”

Dead Season

Latest review: Joshua Render at GameGrin

Nov 26, 2024 | Score 50

“Dead Season is functional and fun at times but is let down by strange design choices and a repetitive campaign.”

Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred

Latest review: Luca Buelli at Indie Games Devel

May 12, 2025 | Score 80

“Vessel of Hatred proves to be a highly successful expansion, seamlessly building upon Blizzard’s already exceptional work and taking it to new heights. With its rich and varied content, it not only enhances the original Diablo IV experience but also offers an accessible entry point for newcomers. The gripping narrative, impactful conclusion, and the return of mercenaries make this expansion an essential addition for any devoted fan of the franchise.”

Silent Hill 2

Latest review: Valerio Tosetti at MondoXbox

Dec 15, 2025 | Score 90

“Silent Hill 2 remains one of the most powerful narrative experiences ever created. Replaying it over 20 years later with remade visuals and gameplay is invaluable, especially for newcomers to Silent Hill’s haunting world. Some mechanics feel dated and the push for constant scares can be heavy-handed, but its atmosphere and storytelling still make it essential for fans of survival horror and narrative-driven games.”

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Phoenix Springs

Latest review: Claudio Magistrelli at The Games Machine

Oct 24, 2024 | Score 85

“I like to think that Phoenix Springs is what happens when talented people who don't work in the video game industry decide to create a video game, without knowing or following patterns and rules that we now consider axioms. Maybe it is not so, but it seems so, and it is still a good thing.”

Necro Story

Latest review: Matt Masem at RPGamer

Oct 24, 2024 | Score 60

“The battle system and second-half humor are definite highlights and made me glad that I gave the game a try. However, a pretty bland first half, a bevy of little bugs, and a conclusion that is more likely than not going to end badly hold the game back from being a whole-hearted recommendation.”

Hell of an office

Latest review: Sydne Sewald at Minimap

Nov 11, 2024 | Score 100

“You should 100% give Hell of an Office a try if you want a hard-as-Hell challenge to really sink your teeth into. Spend hours figuring out the perfect run and climb the leaderboards to become the best.”