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Carlos França Junior at GameBlast

Mar 10, 2026 | Score 75

“Tokyo Xtreme Racer is ideal for those who miss a more objective game. The increasing challenge and hunting rivals through the cities of the Japanese capital is a satisfying mission, but it may disappoint those who wanted something deeper, mainly due to the initial grinding and the constant repetitiveness of entering and exiting the map all the time.”

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Leah McDonald at oprainfall

Feb 5, 2026 | Score 80

“Even with my gripes, I obviously enjoyed my time with SH ƒ. Early in my first playthrough, I called this game Silent Hill 3‘s more quiet, subtle sister, and having completed it, I stand by that assessment. Both games deal with similar themes, but approach them in completely different ways. Heather Mason’s story was angry and violent and in-your-face about it, while Hinako’s is subdued and simmers over multiple playthroughs. I found it a really neat contrast that still provided an emotional, resonate conclusion I haven’t stopped thinking about since beating it. Hinako is one of the most relatable protagonists in a game I’ve played in a long time. Silent Hill ƒ is absolutely a Silent Hill game in all the ways that matter. While the repetitive, frustrating combat and less-than-scary atmosphere keep the game as a whole from reaching the vaunted heights of SH2 and SH3, Hinako’s story stands toe-to-toe with James’ as the best in the series. It’s a story that’s deeply humanizing and impactful, and one I think is worth experiencing.”

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Sydne Sewald at Minimap

Nov 27, 2025 | Score 80

“I enjoyed this game a lot. It gives the player a lot of freedom when designing the islands; there are so many items to buy from the shop, and getting currency is easy. My time spent in the game was filled with designing and seeing how many achievements I could get by just playing. I managed to get a good amount of the overall achievements, and once I got about halfway through the game, I pulled up the Steam page to see which ones I could aim for. One of my favorites was to complete a level without a house on the island. I aimed for 100% in this game, but I’ve run into two issues. One, there is a bundle that I need to buy all the items for that is not in the shop. And two, there are a bunch of hidden achievements that I don’t even know where to start.”

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Ahmed Nadjib CHAITA at Just Play it

Nov 14, 2025 | Score 80

“Baby Steps is unconventional in every way: a strange and unique gameplay style, a difficulty that is sometimes fun and sometimes frustrating, and sarcastic dialogues that hide deep messages beneath the surface. It’s an experience that may make you laugh or may leave you discouraged, but it will definitely be unlike any other game you’ve played before.”

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Gavin Lane at Nintendo Life

Nov 16, 2025 | Score 90

“For people who grew up watching Gamemaster, early MTV, Hartbeat, '80s soaps, Bill Nye or Open University programming, and scanning the high channels past midnight for a glimpse of something softcore, Blippo+ is an absolute must-play must-watch. It really is a work of art, nailing the aesthetic of early-'90s TV and uncannily capturing a time and place in the way a song or a smell evokes a memory - in a way that feels almost personal.You need to treat it like old-school TV, though, surfing a little bit each day and soaking up the static; do not approach it as a game. And as fun as it is - as wonderfully assembled, expertly performed, and lovingly crafted - nostalgia for (or at least intellectual interest in) the era feels like a prerequisite. I'm an '80s kid, though, so I adored every second.”

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Kalina Mikova at LadiesGamers.com

Oct 21, 2025 | Score 80

“If you like puzzles and are interested in the life of Nikola Tesla, you should try The House of Tesla. The game has a helpful demo on its page, so you don’t even need to buy it to try it. Despite some problems, the game is a great example of a traditional point-and-click adventure, and the continued support of its developers shows a lot of commitment to making the game great.”

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Bartosz Michalik at ZdobywcyGier.eu

Oct 10, 2025 | Score 70

“In the end, I spent over 20 hours playing Deconstruction Simulator, and I don't regret a single minute. Although you could complain about optimization, technical errors, and a certain repetitiveness in gameplay, it's hard to deny that the game is simply fun. There is certainly room for improvement, and I hope that the developers will not abandon their work, but will set about fixing what is not working as it should. It is an enjoyable and satisfying game.”

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Terrence Johnson at ZTGD

Oct 22, 2025 | Score 70

“Sworn won’t dethrone the giants of the roguelite space, but it’s a strong, enjoyable entry with a clear identity. If you love games built around progression, combat experimentation, and dark fantasy settings, this one is worth your time; especially if you have a few friends ready to dive into Camelot’s ruins with you.”

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Aaron Price at WayTooManyGames

Jan 23, 2026 | Score 60

“Overall, Slime Rancher 2 lost a lot of its momentum mostly because of the early access release and feels like it has a bit of a gameplay loop issue because apparently even slimes deal with inflation. It’s a fun game overall, with some fun improvements like the weather system, and if you enjoyed the original you will likely have fun this time around too.”

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Ryadh Rezig at Just Play it

Dec 7, 2025 | Score 85

“Bloodthief is a small game, but it's packed with challenge. It relies on speed and precision, delivering an enjoyable experience for Speedrun enthusiasts. If you're looking for excitement in a simple format, this game is definitely worth trying.”

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Subaiyta Jahan at NoobFeed

Oct 29, 2025 | Score 85

“Eclipsium is a horror game that is actually an emotional journey. It goes against the notion of what fear ought to feel like. It gives something more subdued than monsters or jump scares: the terror of being alone, of uncertainty, and of losing oneself.”

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Nicola Kapron at COGconnected

Oct 9, 2025 | Score 67

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Veerender Jubbal at MonsterVine

Dec 12, 2025 | Score 50

“I love the combat, aesthetics, and banter between characters. I had an extremely rough time in the boss fights due to technical qualms. I tried pushing forward, but losing at an unplayable mess of a boss fight takes you back to the start of the chapter to do everything all over again—a loss of progress. After dealing with this, I gave up and am waiting for fixes. I suggest playing Wander Stars on Steam, because there is something so special here with this RPG teasing well-known anime tropes with a dark-skinned girl of colour lead–a rarity in the shounen genre. But for me, the unplayable mess it became has driven me away from the game’s Nintendo Switch version.”

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Alireza Razmjoei at CriticLenz

Feb 12, 2026 | Score 90

“Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter extends a grand invitation into the beloved Trails universe. A thoughtful remake that honors its roots while embracing modern touches to retell a timeless story from a fresh perspective.”

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Maisie Scott at NoobFeed

Sep 23, 2025 | Score 70

“Jump Space is one of the most exciting and promising co-op games in years. It tells stories that will make you laugh with your friends long after you log off.”

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Emily France at MKAU Gaming

Oct 5, 2025 | Score 80

“Holiday Motel Simulator is more than just another management sim – it’s a hybrid of renovation and operations that keeps things fresh from start to finish. By blending House Flipper-style cleanup and restoration with the ongoing challenge of running a motel, restaurant, and shop, it delivers a satisfying loop.”

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Luis Alvaro at Entertainment Geekly

Oct 16, 2025 | Score 70

“For the spooky, maze-loving, late night crowd, there’s enough here to justify the buy, especially on Xbox where console horror is always welcome.”

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Cubed3 Staff at Cubed3

Oct 11, 2025 | Score 70

“Cultic: Chapter Two continues Jason Smith’s acclaimed retro-flavoured ode to the genre’s classics, with expanded and refined mechanics, larger maps, as well as a surprisingly stronger horror focus. Combat remains thrilling, bolstered by new weapons and evil things to shoot at, but sadly the level design can annoy with its repetitive key hunts in somewhat confusing layouts. Having said that, while a slightly uneven follow-up to the original, Chapter Two remains a solid recommendation, and it is highly entertaining despite its issues.”