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Zubi Khan

193 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

CGMagazineMay 20, 2026Score 90Pre-release Review

“Luna Abyss is an atmospheric and challenging FPS steeped in style and substance in equal measure.”

+2.2

Miguel Moran

345 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

TheSixthAxisMay 20, 2026Score 70Pre-release Review

“Luna Abyss struggles with crafting consistently rewarding gameplay moments, but even the dullest of shooting sections is worth getting through in order to inch further into the wonderfully weird world and unforgettable story of this game.”

-4.4

Leandro Felippe de Paiva Gomes

23 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

Pizza FriaMay 20, 2026Score 85Pre-release Review

“Luna Abyss is a game I highly recommend for fans of intense shooters, and especially for those who enjoy bullet hell style experiences.”

-5.7

Jeroen Janssen

96 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

EvilgamerzMay 20, 2026Score 82Pre-release Review

“The days of imprisonment tick down very slowly, and meanwhile, I have already been trapped in this game for over 10 hours. Luna Abyss is far from unique as a shooter, yet the platforming and shooting feel delightful and quite addictive. The extra elements such as double-jump, generating platforms that disappear after a few seconds, and hanging on rails from a sort of roller coaster have all been shown before, but they do add a bit more depth to the platforming. The chaos of flying balls trying to destroy you, the enemies exploding in your face, the challenge, and the gameplay all work well, and at a very stable framerate. So, if you like a DOOM-style game, with mostly platforming and a little less shooting, this game ticks all the boxes.”

-0.6

Onur Kaya

45 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

Oyungezer OnlineMay 20, 2026Score 75Pre-release Review

“A game that gives arcade FPS fans exactly what they expect from the gameplay side, and far more than they’d expect from the story side.”

+1.2

Marc Bulsa

3 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

INFINITY AREAMay 20, 2026Score 80Pre-release Review

“Luna Abyss is a wonderful surprise in today’s indie gaming landscape. This single-player action-adventure game succeeds in creating a dark and fascinating world, driven by a remarkable artistic direction and an incredibly effective sound design. Its fast-paced gameplay becomes more and more enjoyable over time thanks to the various abilities unlocked throughout the adventure. However, the game is not without flaws. The puzzles lack depth, and the aim lock mechanic makes combat far too easy. Despite these shortcomings, Luna Abyss remains a memorable experience that clearly deserves the attention of fans of narrative-driven FPS games and dystopian universes.”

+5.2

Angelus Victor

92 reviews

Latest: Birushana: Winds of Fate

NintendoBoyMay 20, 2026Score 60Pre-release Review

“Fandisks are very hit-or-miss for me, with some of them being great, serving as a nice sequel title, and others that seem like they were made just to deliver the romance the original game practically didn't have. And unfortunately, Birushana: Winds of Fate falls into that second category. Even if you played the original, I'd still advise you to wait for a sale, unless you really, really want to revisit this story and see Shanao finally finding true love.”

-2.7

Rectify Gaming Staff

163 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

Rectify GamingMay 20, 2026Score 70Pre-release Review

“Luna Abyss is a confident and atmospheric debut held back by technical hiccups and balancing issues. But the world design and the combat puzzles are undeniably praiseworthy.”

+7.2

Chris "Atom" DeAngelus

631 reviews

Latest: ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies

Worth PlayingMay 20, 2026Score 85Pre-release Review

“Zero Parades: For Dead Spies lives in the shadow of something bigger, and it never quite manages to escape it. Its biggest flaws come from a lack of confidence in itself, and when it speaks with its own voice, Zero Parades is truly special and memorable.”

+2.3

Lyssa Greywood

58 reviews

Latest: Coffee Talk Tokyo

Screen HypeMay 20, 2026Score 90Pre-release Review

“There was a point during my Coffee Talk Tokyo review where I realised I had stopped thinking about the game as fiction. I was playing at around two or three in the morning (as is usual), making drinks for tired strangers, listening to people talk about grief, chronic pain, loneliness, love, anxiety, and all the tiny ways people try to survive the world, and I realised that I had seen all of this, so much of this, in the people around me. Coffee Talk Tokyo feels soft, but it's so incredibly real. While uncomfortably close to mirroring our reality, the quiet support its cast of characters offers each other is where the game makes its biggest impact. Coffee Talk Tokyo understands that connection matters, even more so now, when people feel more isolated than ever.”

-8.5

Brandon Perkins

17 reviews

Latest: Coffee Talk Tokyo

SmashPadMay 20, 2026Score 90Pre-release Review

“Just like with the last couple of games, I found myself drawn into this ordinary yet fantastical world, with its ordinary and fantastical inhabitants. Admittedly, I wasn't too sure going in, but Coffee Talk Tokyo represents everything I love about the series and more.”

-1.9

Simon Verbeke

11 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

GamelinerMay 20, 2026Score 80Pre-release Review

“Luna Abyss is weird, chaotic and completely unafraid to do its own thing.”

-0.3

David Carcasole

83 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

WccftechMay 20, 2026Score 80Pre-release Review

“Luna Abyss is more than the sum of its parts, with individual pieces that will all feel familiar, so much so that you've likely played a dozen games just like it. But it's standout character design, environmental storytelling, performances, writing, level design, first-person shooting combat and 3D platforming that ends before it has a chance to outstay its welcome make it a must-play for single-player shooter fans.”

+4.0

Jacob Price

18 reviews

Latest: Duck Side of the Moon

So Many GamesMay 20, 2026Score 70

“While it’s a short experience, Duck Side of the Moon boasts graceful movement and controls that make zipping around a friendly little galaxy immensely fun. It does not revolutionize anything you’ve seen before that carries the “cozy” tag with it but rather shows incredible promise for a new studio making games, bringing light into a currently dim moment in the industry.”

-6.6

Alessandra Borgonovo

184 reviews

Latest: ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies

IGN ItalyMay 20, 2026Score 65Pre-release Review

“A game that obsessively attempts to emulate the glories of *Disco Elysium*, yet ultimately loses itself in an exhausting textual mannerism and unbalanced role-playing mechanics.”

-0.9

André Custódio

44 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

República DGMay 20, 2026Score 85Pre-release Review

“Challenging and visually stunning, Luna Abyss is a first-person Returnal that nails everything it sets out to do.”

+3.0

Christian Bognar

49 reviews

Latest: Luna Abyss

DualShockersMay 20, 2026Score 80Pre-release Review

“Luna Abyss is a great first-person shooter that shines in its Bullet Hell aspects. While it never reaches the heights of the best of the genre, the combat feels fluid, and the need to switch between weapons to defeat certain enemies adds a layer of strategy that prevents gameplay from going stale.”

+3.6

Matt Sainsbury

1631 reviews

Latest: Yoshi and the Mysterious Book

Digitally DownloadedMay 20, 2026Score 100Pre-release Review

“You just know that Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is speeding face-first into a relatively muted response from critics and consumers alike. They will appreciate the art style and energy, but we don’t really have a framework in gaming to properly celebrate the kind of experience that the game is.”

+2.2

Azario Lopez

375 reviews

Latest: Psyvariar 3

Noisy PixelMay 20, 2026Score 90

“Psyvariar 3 is a confident return for Success’ long-dormant shmup series, delivering a fast-paced bullet hell experience built around risk-reward gameplay and deep replayability.”

+1.6

Hayley Louise

9 reviews

Latest: Schrödinger's Cat Burglar

Checkpoint GamingMay 20, 2026Score 90Pre-release Review

“Schrodinger’s Cat Burglar is an impressively fun puzzle debut from Abandoned Sheep. Every puzzle was enjoyable and well thought out, with a natural and well-paced evolution of mechanics.”

-0.2