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Callum Marshall at The GameSlayer

May 26, 2026 | Score 70

“Despite some filler Game Boy titles bulking up the collection, it's fair to say that this Nickelodeon time capsule is a joy to behold. Search for Reptar is a cult classic for a reason and carries the collection. But there are also little nuggets of excellence to be found within the other baby-fueled titles. Fair warning, the controls are clunky, the camera is cumbersome, and the gameplay is often shallow. But despite it all, these games are a lot of fun, and it's a collection I feel blessed to have access to on modern systems”

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John Snow at GamesCreed

May 26, 2026 | Score 76

“NICE TO MEET YOU, AGAIN is a tightly packaged visual novel that mixes love stories, puzzles, and philosophical time travel tales into a short yet emotionally rich experience.”

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Reuben Mount at TheSixthAxis

Jun 1, 2026 | Score 60

“A solid platformer with a clear focus on speedrunning, Bubsy 4D is an enjoyable enough experience. Sure, the levels might be bland and repetitive, but it is hard to dislike a game that is as genuinely funny as this. Also, it must be noted that Bubsy 4D doesn't outstay its welcome, landing distinctly in "short, but sweet". Although it knows its audience and they will come away pleased, this isn't going to sell many new folks to the bobcat. Bubsy is back, but their return is a mixed bag.”

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Oyungezer Online Staff at Oyungezer Online

Jun 26, 2026 | Score 80

“If you've missed LEGO humor and love Batman, this is a game you'll enjoy. However, remember that this series is ultimately "aimed at children," so adjust your expectations accordingly.”

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Fraser Billington at Gamer Social Club

Jun 3, 2026 | Score 60

“If you are a Warhammer fan, throw it on easy and run through the story, have a laugh at machine men arguing on computing speed and you will not be disappointed. If you are a turn-based strategy fan, Mechanicus 2 is probably not for you.”

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Erik Hodges at Try Hard Guides

May 26, 2026 | Score 90

“Schrodinger’s Cat Burglar combines a unique and quirky concept with Portal-like puzzle solving, creating brain teasers that are simultaneously challenging and yet unusually forgiving to new players. The game can be played with two players, but it is a completely different experience when you play alone, enticing your brain not only with cooperative puzzles but with the challenge of controlling two cats at the same time.”

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Jo Hawley at Minimap

Jun 4, 2026 | Score 90

“The chill café vibe, memorable characters, fitting music, thoughtful themes, and meaningful drink-making mechanics all come together to create an experience that feels both familiar and fresh. For longtime fans, this installment feels like a return to a favorite place with new people to meet. For newer players, it is a strong example of why these games have connected with so many people.”

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Gabriel Marçal at NintendoBoy

Jun 1, 2026 | Score 80

“STARBITES has a fun gameplay loop, but it's not very innovative. The same can be said of its aesthetics and story, which leaves it somewhat mediocre when viewed from the outside. That said, it was a very fun experience. I had been looking for an engaging and fun RPG without great pretensions for some time, and it fulfilled exactly that function.”

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Bruno Brocken at Pragalicious

Jun 1, 2026 | Score 80

“Luna Abyss is a game you can’t appreciate half-heartedly. It’s a title that deliberately prioritises style, intensity and challenge over accessibility, which makes it both impressive and polarising. Whilst many modern games try to please everyone, Luna Abyss dares to present a clear vision. That deserves respect. Ultimately, Luna Abyss is a niche gem: not for everyone, but unforgettable for those who embrace it. It’s a game you’ll either love wholeheartedly or dismiss entirely.”

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Throgmorton Belmont at Niche Gamer

Jun 3, 2026 | Score 70

“Zero Parades: For Dead Spies is a pretty good and gripping experience, but there is no doubt that it fails to escape the long shadow of Disco Elysium. It’s not as funny or deep and comes across as a bit lightweight.”

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Weronika Nowak at GameOnly

Jun 4, 2026 | Score 80

“Yoshi and the Mysterious Book may not be a revolution for the platforming genre, but it definitely has something that makes it difficult to put down. It’s one of those games that focuses above all on the joy of exploration, a relaxing fun, and the simple pleasure of playing.”

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Cubed3 Staff at Cubed3

Jul 15, 2026 | Score 30

“The horror is outstanding, and the portrayal of abusive family dynamics and mental illness is effectively handled in a way that many will relate to, making the horrible otome elements stand out even more. The fact that the game asks players to date some of the most despicable human beings imaginable to obtain a good ending is not just insulting, but a troubling message, especially for young women living with mental illness, given that many of Lover's Enigma's other elements seem designed to reach this audience.”

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Will Silberman at Digital Chumps

May 29, 2026 | Score 90

“Psyvariar 3 will remain installed on my Nintendo Switch 2 for quite a while simply because of its engaging, highly-difficult, yet highly-rewarding gameplay loop of grazing bullets and racking up high scores. It falls short in the graphical department, but it makes up for it in properly executing a bullet hell that caters for those who want a true shmup challenge.”

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Benjamin Bell at Netto’s Game Room

Jun 3, 2026 | Score 60

“Overall, Echo Isle is a fun trip through nostalgia, but its short run-time will leave you wanting more.”

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Oscar Garcia Mompean at NoesPaisparaFrikis

Jun 3, 2026 | Score 100

“Just like Mario or Sonic, which, if reduced to their bare essentials, are simply games about "jumping on or over things," Amanita Design's game is essentially about touching what's on the screen. And around this simple idea, these point-and-click geniuses have built a work of playable engineering worthy of a high place in the Video Game Hall of Fame, if such a thing exists.”

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Joelle Daniels at GamingBolt

May 27, 2026 | Score 70

“While Thick as Thieves is a short game lacking in many basic features like rebindable controls, it's an easy game to recommend thanks to its compelling gameplay loop, emphasis on replayability, and a co-op mode.”