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Impulsegamer Staff at Impulsegamer

Jul 9, 2025 | Score 88

“It's impressive that, considering its mix of two very different genres, Crown Gambit very rarely missteps. Through the ten or so hours I spent with Crown Gambit, there were very few moments were I wasn't completely invested in the fate of Meodred. With fast-paced storytelling and a unique card system, this is a fascinating addition to your tactical combat collection, provided you can survive all that backstabbing.”

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Victor Vitório at GameBlast

Jun 17, 2025 | Score 55 | Pre-release Review

“Awita: Journey of Hope is visually beautiful and delivers responsive controls and fluid animations. In other words, it has the solid skeleton of a good metroidvania, but it lacks substance to cover those thin bones. The lack of content in terms of systems, level design and items is further mitigated by its short length, as the game ends before the player gets tired of it. Without something to compensate for its shortcomings, there is nothing to make it reach the average of the genre.”

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Impulsegamer Staff at Impulsegamer

Aug 17, 2025 | Score 60

“An enjoyable experience for fans of the original Still Wakes the Deep”

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Nathanael Peacock at Quest Daily

Jul 29, 2025 | Score 60

“It’s like the train is being pulled in two directions, and we’re just stuck in the middle.”

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Richard Seagrave at GameSpew

Jul 29, 2025 | Score 80

“Available at a budget price, CarX Street is likely to prove to be a nice surprise for open world street racing fans. There are many clubs to join and complete, and you can take the action online if you wish. The only real downer here is that its cars aren't licensed, but you can easily tell what their real-world counterparts are, and you can customise them to your heart's content.”

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Joshua Render at GameGrin

Jul 22, 2025 | Score 60

“No Sun to Worship is a fun little exercise in retro stealth, but there's not much here for anyone looking for a deeper adventure.”

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Adrián Segura at Comunidad Xbox

Jan 8, 2026 | Score 68

“Crime Simulator is a modest, honest game clearly aimed at a very specific audience.”

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PS3Blog.net Staff at PS3Blog.net

Jun 27, 2025 | Score 80

“A good sequel that brings us back to the post-apocalyptic world of Dustwind”

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Lloyd Opalec at Game8

Jun 17, 2025 | Score 82

“Unlike the original Shadowverse, which was known for its free-to-play generosity, Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond currently lacks that same accessibility. Players can still get a lot out of the game, but its monetization model and the new liquefy system are different and, frankly, less player-friendly. This is especially disheartening considering how much the original's accessibility contributed to its widespread appeal. Worlds Beyond retains the core Shadowverse experience fans love, with added mechanics and the more personalized Shadowverse Park, but it feels like it's lost some of its soul to the pursuit of profit.”

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Andrew Duncan at GameGrin

Nov 29, 2025 | Score 80

“A game with loads of replayability and enough of a challenge to keep you having just one more go.”

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Alana Dunitz at GameGrin

Jun 29, 2025 | Score 90

“No Way Home is a space shooter with precise controls and challenging combat. Being able to constantly upgrade your pod with new weapons is so much fun!”

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Guillaume Dreher at TryAGame!

Nov 18, 2025 | Score 80

“Rooftops & Alleys is well-made, the animations are fluid, the tricks are well executed, but mastering it will take time. The sandbox aspect offers both a lot of freedom and too few objectives to guide us. A niche game for enthusiasts?”

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Raouf Belhamra at Digitale Anime

Oct 22, 2025 | Score 85

“"A chaotic birth of luck and revenge." Lost in Random: The Eternal Die achieves the difficult task of transforming a traditional narrative experience into a vibrant roguelike adventure without losing its soul. Stormteller Games has redefined the essence of the series with faster combat, a clever balance between skill and randomness, and music and voice acting that immerse the player in a world of luck and fate. Despite some technical flaws and limited repetition, the overall experience is deep, enjoyable, and well worth the time. It's an adventure that combines agile combat with gothic symbolism, proving that risk can be the most beautiful form of creativity.”

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Pixel Arts Staff at Pixel Arts

Feb 1, 2026 | Score 70

“FBC: Firebreak is a chaotic and entertaining spin-off that successfully translates the eerie atmosphere of Control into a co-op shooter. While the gunplay is solid and the "Remedy weirdness" is present in its creative gadgets, the game suffers from repetitive objectives and a lack of content at launch. It shines brightly when played with friends but feels like a punishing chore for solo players. A solid foundation that needs more variety to truly ignite.”

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Evan Rowe at Saving Content

Aug 14, 2025 | Score 60

“I’m not sure that it was ever intended to be any of that, though; I think it’s doing exactly what it was designed to, which is to be a more feature-rich vehicle for the story Bithell Games wanted to tell, and to that end it succeeds. It’s a fun ride, I liked the story, and I’m always happy for any excuse to spend time in the world of TRON. I would love to have seen TRON: Catalyst push even more though, as I think the potential within it is greater than what it delivers.”

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Alissa Worley at BioGamer Girl

Dec 3, 2025 | Score 90

“Date Everything! is one of the most inventive dating‑sim experiments in recent memory. It’s polished, funny, and frequently touching, an easy recommendation for anyone who wants a fresh, voice‑forward take on romance games.”

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Raouf Belhamra at Digitale Anime

Jul 21, 2025 | Score 80

“"A Fresh Look at Game Development" Action Game Maker represents a bold step toward simplifying 2D action game development, while maintaining powerful customization and extensibility. Thanks to its visual programming system and integration with Godot, it gives developers—both beginners and professionals—a true opportunity to create unique experiences without coding barriers. Despite some drawbacks, such as poor documentation and limited features, this tool remains one of the best solutions available for those seeking to create their first professional game.”

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Thumb Culture Staff at Thumb Culture

Jun 24, 2025 | Score 80

“As a casual, short, and rewarding experience, I highly recommend A Building Full Of Cats 2. Actually, the whole Full of Cats series, if hidden-objects games and/or cats are your jam. You can’t go wrong for the price, and you’ll be supporting an important cause, as a portion of money from each game goes towards rescuing, fostering, and adopting cats. A Building Full Of Cats 2 gets a Thumb Culture Gold Award. Go wishlist of purchase on Steam now, there’s an introductory 10% discount until June 30th.”

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Noah Hunter at Final Weapon

Jul 9, 2025 | Score 70

“Peak is a chaotic, fun time with friends that will have you cheering with joy one moment upon reaching the top, and screaming in agony the next after falling back down. While it's possible to play solo, this is clearly a co-op–designed experience that needs to be played with friends to get the most out of it. A few bugs and crashes still take away from the experience, but Peak is a game that's worth your time in a very busy 2025.”

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Adam Ryan at WellPlayed

Sep 5, 2025 | Score 90

“Fully invested, second screen, or idle in the background, no matter how you interact with Cast n Chill it calmly meets you on your own terms and provides a serene, relaxing experience.”