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DethyanFrom the archiveDead by Daylight is an uneven, sometimes frustrating multiplayer game that shines as a ridiculous, tension-filled co-op experience with friends.Read reviewDethyanFrom the archiveDeath’s Gambit: Afterlife is a rewarding, memorable RPG whose demanding Soulslike combat and Metroidvania exploration reinforce each other.Read reviewDethyanFrom the archiveENDER LILIES is a memorable, melancholy adventure whose rewarding exploration, atmosphere, and boss-linked progression make it easy to recommend.Read reviewDethyanFrom the archiveGlass Masquerade is a gorgeous, soothing puzzle experience that works beautifully as a calm way to unwind, rather than as a demanding challenge.Read reviewDethyanFrom the archiveI went into Hades II assuming the first game had already set a ceiling Supergiant couldn’t reach. I was wrong. This feels instantly familiar, but Melinoë is no Zagreus reskin: her witchcraft changes the rhythm of a…Read reviewDethyanFrom the archiveKUNAI is a lively, characterful Metroidvania with fluid movement and satisfying combat, held back somewhat by controls and combat that need more refinement.Read reviewDethyanFrom the archiveLittle Nightmares III is a brief, memorable visual horror experience whose evocative art and atmosphere make its restraint a strength.Read review
MizuniFrom the archiveThis is a combination of ideas I never knew I wanted, but I'm glad I discovered it. A Roguelike that combines Space Invaders with Mega Man Battle Network and surprised me in the best ways possible. To summarize the…Read reviewDethyanFrom the archiveA fun, replayable roguelike with distinct Turtle playstyles and satisfying power synergies, made even better by co-op and a memorable Shredder fight.Read reviewWhat you will find in our reviews
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