Dark, beautiful, and brutally fair. One of the best Metroidvanias ever made. Every new area is a mood.

Open world quests feel alive, and co-op exploration adds replay value. Early Access roughness is visible, yet the RPG foundation shines.

Exploration and survival go hand in hand here gathering materials and braving hazards adds weight to every expedition across Nebegarde.

Lost Ember is a serene exploration adventure where you play as a wolf possessing other animals to uncover the fate of a fallen world. The journey feels poetic, though gameplay is calm and reflective.

Death Machine’s combat rewards aggression. Minor irritation when damage feels unfair, yet overall brutality entertains.

Flying with realistic aerodynamics and FPV view creates strong immersion. Some UI could be smoother, but it’s a solid sim base.

Sandboxes let me experiment freely. The pacing varies, but plating a perfect dish makes it all worthwhile.

Out of Time is a thinking-first puzzle game. Some mechanics could be explained better, but discovery is part of the fun.

Physics bugs? Sure. RNG ruining your build? Often. Yet somehow I return just to watch toys smash and fly.

I hate the random save-system, but love how vulnerable you feel. One wrong step and it’s panic. Rough around corners, but strong horror vibe.