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Erik Hodges at Try Hard Guides

May 11, 2026 | Score 60

“Bus Bound delivers some decent driving mechanics with excellent traffic AI, although the game struggles with the nuanced mechanics that make other simulator titles from Saber stand out. There is no career mode, and immersive mechanics are limited, but if you want to drive a bus along a route, you can certainly find a good, albeit short, time here.”

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Gustavo Souza at GameBlast

May 7, 2026 | Score 75

“Monster Crown: Sin Eater is a natural evolution of the first game, offering a livelier world and a mature theme that truly resonates with the player. The title stands strong on the brilliance of its deep fusion mechanics and a compelling, well-written revenge narrative. However, clunky interface issues, a lack of clear direction, and the absence of a Portuguese translation hold the game back from reaching its full potential.”

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عساف القرشي at Eternal Games

May 13, 2026 | Score 75

“Saros is a visually stunning technical experience that puts you in the heart of an addictive, relentless combat chaos. The game excels in providing gameplay that is among the best in its class, making full use of the PS5's capabilities to give you a real feeling of every shot and every explosion. Despite the fun of combat, the game falls into the trap of repetition due to the limited enemy types and the weakness of the Roguelite systems, which do not offer strong incentives for replayability as in competing games. Additionally, the story—which began with an ambitious scope—falters at its end. In short, if you are looking for a game to showcase your console's power and enjoy a solid and fun gameplay experience for hours, Saros is an excellent choice. However, if you expect more from the story or variety in enemies and Roguelite elements, you may feel some disappointment halfway through.”

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Hektor Apostolopoulos at Enternity.gr

May 13, 2026 | Score 70

“Invincible VS feels more like a very solid foundation that still needs some “polishing” than a game that doesn’t know what it wants to be.”

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Wes Playfair at NookGaming

May 25, 2026 | Score 80

“Kugayama Shiori’s Death Diary mixes a striking ghostly aesthetic and black comedy with a solid mystery culminating in a satisfying emotional payoff. If you don’t mind or enjoy exploring its maze of choices and branching, it’s a quality read.”

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Branislav Kohút at SECTOR.sk

May 15, 2026 | Score 60

“The dystopian action returned in a sequel that we expected would learn from the original game's shortcomings. It didn't. But at least main protagonist Nora gets to finish her story.”

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Brandon Lyttle at Niche Gamer

May 1, 2026 | Score 80

“Ultimately, Bobo Bay is a game for two audiences. It’s a love letter to the Chao Garden that many of us grew up with and remember fondly; but it also stands on its own as a fresh title for the cozy games crowd who maybe never played SA2. If you play the game, give yourself time to breathe, relax, and enjoy how cute and thoughtful everything is you’ll be alright.”

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Cubed3 Staff at Cubed3

Apr 29, 2026 | Score 30

“While an interesting concept, Magin: The Rat Project Stories just falls short in every department after the beginning. The writing is so filled with profanities that it comes off as immature rather than adult. What is worse, though, is that the card-based combat system becomes repetitive because the game punishes the player for experimenting. Great concept on paper, but poorly executed.”

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Gustavo Souza at GameBlast

May 6, 2026 | Score 75

“Demon Lord: Just a Block is a competent roguelike that shines through its inventive combat. The blend of turn-based strategy and real-time parrying creates a deeply satisfying rhythm. Despite occasional balancing issues that can trivialize the challenge and a lack of genre-defining innovation, its visual charm and solid localization make for a pleasant experience. Ultimately, it’s a fun, low-stakes title perfect for casual play.”

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Richard Cantu at Everyeye.it

May 6, 2026 | Score 82

“Essentially, Milestone is continuing to build on the successful dual formula that has ushered in a rebirth of sorts for the MotoGP video game franchise, and it's done so with an installment that appeals to both newcomers and veterans alike. The new physics model works and is convincing; the new Career mode represents a clear departure from the franchise's past (though it still has some room for improvement); the Race Off mode is fun and finally includes street bikes. If you're a MotoGP fan or are simply looking for a title to fuel your inner racer, this year's edition of Milestone's sports simulator could be the perfect fit for you.”

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Florian Prache at INFINITY AREA

May 13, 2026 | Score 85

“Neverness to Everness is a very pleasant surprise in the world of free-to-play gacha games. With its huge living city, fast-paced gameplay, wide range of activities, and highly successful art direction, the game easily manages to keep players engaged for dozens of hours without requiring a single purchase. Despite controls that can sometimes feel awkward on mobile and content that becomes repetitive once the main story is over, the game’s potential remains enormous moving forward. If the developers continue to add new content and expand the available activities, NTE could clearly become a benchmark for the genre on both mobile and PC.”

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Cosmin Vasile at Softpedia

Apr 30, 2026 | Score 90

“Lunchbreak Tactics is a smart and fast auto-battler that plays to the genre’s strengths. A complete winning 12-battle run can take under 20 minutes once gamers understand the mechanics and know the type of team they want to create. The fast speed, with its cool rock soundtrack, condenses a battle to under one minute. The game looks good, and developing a team during the shop phase involves a balance of long-term thinking and luck.”

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Krist Duro at Duuro Magazine

May 5, 2026 | Score 80

“Elementallis has its rough edges, and the map system is easily the biggest one. I would love a modern optional layer with better markers, clearer objective tracking, or at least a more readable player icon. But the core adventure is strong enough that I kept pushing through the annoyance. The powers are clever, the world is fun to poke at, the temples scratch the right puzzle-solving itch, and the presentation is beautiful.”

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Krist Duro at Duuro Magazine

May 2, 2026 | Score 85

“The Last Gas Station scratches that specific management sim itch where routine becomes relaxing, upgrades feel meaningful, and every improvement makes the next day more efficient. I do think it needs tuning in the latter half, maybe fewer extreme objectives, better control over customer volume, a fast-forward option, or a few more minigames. But the foundation is excellent.”

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Алексей Егоров at GameMAG

May 10, 2026 | Score 90

“Impressions of Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred are almost entirely positive. If you've been waiting a long time for Blizzard to finally get its action RPG right, that moment has arrived.”

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Rob Kershaw at Jump Dash Roll

May 12, 2026 | Score 50

“A strikingly moody adventure that knows exactly what it wants to feel like, but never fully works as either a game or a story in the way it needs to.”

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Lucas White at Shacknews

May 7, 2026 | Score 80

“Memories of Celceta isn’t my favorite Ys game, but if you have a Switch 2, Ys Memoire: Revelations in Celceta is probably the best way to play it. It’s a Vita game very much of its time, with some growing pains as a Ys entry, but the extra juice you get from Nintendo’s new platform helps realize the original vision as a 3D Ys delivering a higher fidelity experience on a handheld.”