A game about what music leaves behind: memories, feelings, people, and pieces of our lives that can suddenly come rushing back with the sound of a familiar song.

A train is supposed to stay on the tracks. Denshattack! has other plans, turning that gloriously absurd premise into a high-speed arcade adventure packed with tricks, chaos, and the kind of infectious...

The second time around, Cold Symmetry knows what it wants Mortal Shell to be, and for much of the journey, Mortal Shell 2 comes remarkably close to getting there.

Lunarium Game Studios makes its debut with a surprising first title. Mature and measured, although not without some imperfections. An ARPG that does not disappoint.

The Sinking City 2 proves that a sequel does not need to go bigger to go deeper, trading the scale of its predecessor for a more focused and compelling descent into horror.

For months, SPINE has been one of those games we have been waiting to see again. We have followed its development from afar, watching Nekki reveal just enough to keep our curiosity alive while leaving...

There comes a point in the history of the military shooter when war stops being a backdrop and becomes a question again. It is a subtle shift, but a significant one. For decades, the genre has built i...

From the moment Deaths of Peck first appeared on our radar, one question kept resurfacing every time we returned to the project. Interestingly, it was not initially a question about the game itself. W...

September 2023. After years spent building worlds suspended between fairy tale, melancholy, and imagination with games like Fe, Ghost Giant, and Lost in Random, Klaus Lyngeled and Olov Redmalm decide ...

It takes only a few minutes with a controller in your hands to understand what Fading Echo is truly trying to achieve. Its ambition is not to overwhelm players with a spectacular opening sequence, nor...

ILL has returned to the spotlight with a new trailer unveiled during PlayStation's June State of Play, offering the clearest look yet at Team Clout's long-awaited survival horror project, published by...

There are iconic characters, and then there is James Bond. For more than seventy years, Ian Fleming's legendary secret agent has occupied a unique place in popular culture. Few fictional creations hav...

Stonemachia, developed by Crossfall Games, an Italian studio with just nine members, is now flying high on Steam with a 96% positive review score. Although a classic Souls-like, the game offers a more...

The Mundo Gamer Showcase Returns on June 20 with 38 Independent Games, 35 Development Studios, and an International Lineup.

After more than twenty years of fan demand and unanswered questions, Resident Evil Code: Veronica is finally set to return as Resident Evil Veronica. But this is far more than the revival of a fan-fav...

The Silver Sun Feels Like the Spiritual Successor Ghost Song Fans Have Been Waiting For - The Silver Sun Feels Like the Spiritual Successor Ghost Song Fans Have Been Waiting For

Among the biggest surprises of the recent Xbox Games Showcase was the return of Senua. With the reveal of its latest project, Ninja Theory offered a first look at a game that could prove to be a defin...

After closely following the project's evolution, from its first demo to its current Early Access phase, Realm of Ink is proving to be one of the most interesting action roguelite titles on the market.

Some games are designed to overwhelm. They chase awe through sheer scale – sprawling open worlds, cinematic warfare, towering skylines, and protagonists crafted to feel untouchable. And there is absol...

In today’s video game landscape, few genres are as difficult to meaningfully reinvent as the monster collector. Since the mid-1990s, the space has been largely defined by the overwhelming dominance of...

Let’s be honest for a moment – without filters, without that reflexive cynicism we’ve learned to adopt whenever a new game appears on screen. We no longer really observe. We scroll, we skim, we catego...

There’s a feeling – hard to explain to anyone who doesn’t engage with games on a deeper level – that occasionally returns to those of us who don’t just play this medium, but observe it, write about it...

Absurd. Unhinged. Fragmented. Excessive to the point of apparent collapse. At first glance, Into The Unwellfeels less like a game than a system in open revolt against itself: a volatile convergence of...

The debut title from Sad Cat Studios, Replaced finally shows itself to us: a work with a strong visual impact that unfortunately loses its footing in its core structure.

Following its reveal, which already drew the attention of psychological horror fans, When Sirens Fall Silent, the upcoming project from Italian studio LKA, returns with a second trailer that moves far...

Mouseburg, late at night. The city doesn’t sleep, it holds its breath. Neon signs flicker in the dark as rain reflects fractured light across empty streets. Shadows stretch along the walls with an alm...

Our review of Forgotlings, the Forgotton Anne prequel: a moving work about identity and the need to belong

Have you ever stopped, even briefly, not out of habit or obligation but from a quieter, more deeply felt need, to ask yourself what art really is? Not as an academic definition. Not as a cultural labe...

The debut title from Brain Jar Games, Dead as Disco is a stylish beat ’em up where martial arts and rhythm go hand in hand. Here are our impressions based on what we’ve been able to try.

An experience built around two seemingly distant souls, who discover in music the language that allows them to connect, complement each other, and bring something truly extraordinary to life.

Have you ever experienced that peculiar feeling that sometimes arises while turning the pages of a book, watching a film or, more often, taking your first steps into a new video game? That almost inst...

In the crowded landscape of contemporary metroidvanias - often defined by familiar conventions - MIO: Memories in Orbit immediately stands out, thanks to its masterfully balanced blend of visual ident...

With NVIDIA DLSS 5, identical inputs can produce different visuals, as rendering shifts from deterministic to generative.

For months, Blight: Survival had been shrouded in a long, unusual silence – so profound at times it felt almost deafening. As the weeks stretched on, that silence began to weigh heavily on fans’ expec...

Almost thirty years after the release of the cult sci-fi classic Starship Troopers, the Federation’s war against the Arachnids returns - this time on the video game battlefield. Starship Troopers: Ult...

Some games pass through your hands and fade from memory almost instantly. And then there is The Eternal Life of Goldman: a rare kind of experience that goes far beyond simple entertainment, leaving be...

Katana Dragon, a project from Tsunoa Games, shows a clear sense of personality and style, along with a few early stumbles.

In a contemporary games industry increasingly split between blockbuster spectacle and fiercely personal, auteur-driven projects, Echoes of the End occupies a notably liminal space. It positions itself...

There are moments when video games move beyond the boundaries of entertainment to become shared cultural experiences, spaces where anticipation, technological progress, and creative expression converg...

BrokenLore: UNFOLLOW is a psychological horror game about the dark sides of social media, exploring trauma, identity, and narrative unease.

Set in an alternate New York, the game immerses players in a future where immortality is within reach yet profoundly ambiguous - a world that challenges the very way we perceive life, death, and the m...

For years, Ubisoft has been grappling with a deep, systemic crisis - one that extends far beyond the commercial failure of individual projects. Its gradual, persistent decline is reflected in a string...