Review : Mexican Ninja (PC)
Mexican Ninja is chaotic, crude, colorful and completely absurd, and that’s exactly why it works. It may not reinvent the genre, but between satisfying combos, over-the-top action and plenty of ridiculous moments, Mexican Ninja delivers one hell of a good time.
Review : Choppa: Rescue Rivals (Nintendo Switch)
Choppa: Rescue Rivals is the kind of game that wears its influences proudly inspired by the arcade classics and over-the-top animated shows of the 1980s and 1990s. It is accessible, charming and, most importantly, fun.
Review : Gunstoppable (PC)
Gunstoppable was a game I genuinely wanted to enjoy, but its promising ideas were held back by a repetitive gameplay loop and a noticeable lack of polish. It was far from a bad game, and with more variety, balancing and refinement, I could easily see it becoming a much more enjoyable experience for the right audience.
Review : Killing Floor 3 – Season 4 (PC)
Season 4 strengthens the game’s cooperative action without abandoning its core formula. A worthwhile update for returning players and newcomers looking for a fresh reason to experience Killing Floor 3.
Review : Kusan: City of Wolves (Nintendo Switch)
Kusan: City of Wolves is a stylish and rewarding top-down action game that delivers challenging, skill-based combat, a compelling cyberpunk atmosphere, and polished presentation. It may yet be your new favorite unforgiving game.
Review : MOUSE: P.I. For Hire (PC)
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is a unique first-person shooter that blends 1930s cartoon-inspired visuals with fast-paced action, detective gameplay, exploration, and noir storytelling. Featuring memorable characters, a captivating atmosphere, and an excellent big band jazz soundtrack, it delivers one of the most original and entertaining FPS experiences in recent years.
Review : Company of Heroes 3: Dare & Destroy (PC)
Rather than attempting to broaden its base game through large-scale content additions, it strengthens the foundation that already exists and provides additional tools in a focused package for a specific audience.
Review : Atomic Heart – Blood On Crystal (PC)
With its stunning presentation, refined gameplay, and compelling story, Blood on Crystal has only heightened my anticipation for future adventures set within the game’s universe.
Grand Emprise 2: Portals Apart (Review)
If you’re after a short, colorful survival adventure with frequent biome changes and accessible mechanics, Grand Emprise 2 is worth trying — especially at a discount — for a satisfying one-and-done experience filled with memorable moments. However, if you expect deep survival systems, extensive crafting progression, polished visuals, or thorough tutorials, you may find it uneven and occasionally frustrating.
Mai: Child of Ages (Review)
This game captures a distinct niche with its artful design, evocative soundtrack, and inventive time-travel gameplay, creating an indie experience worth exploring, particularly for those who cherish immersive worlds and puzzle-driven exploration over high-intensity action. The experience is offered at a great price and is entirely appropriate for younger players.