■ Pixel-By-Pixel Analysis
 

A brutalist maze, a psychic arsenal, and a whole lot of questions no one's eager to answer. This one doesn't explain itself, and that's part of the appeal. Step inside a place where reality folds in on itself and nothing behaves the way it should.

A time-warping shooter where the same day cycles forever, offering new opportunities and challenges. With a mix of clever mechanics and stylish design, it promises an ambitious experience that it might not fully deliver.

A twisted reimagining of a classic tale, embark into a hauntingly beautiful world that blends familiar Soulslike elements with its own mechanical flair, offering a brutal yet rewarding journey for those brave enough to take it on.

A gorgeous yet brutal world where the cost of survival weighs heavily on the characters. With refined gameplay and jaw-dropping visuals, this sequel pushes the story forward while testing the limits of its protagonists.

A stylish dystopian world, a compelling premise, and a sea of ambitious ideas... what could go wrong? As it turns out, quite a lot. While there's no shortage of intrigue, beneath the surface lies a game that struggles to hold itself together.

A masterful Soulslike that answers the age-old question: what if Miyazaki gave us guns instead of swords and staves. A relatively short game full of intense combat, engaging mechanics, deadly enemies and many firearms to collect.

​The ultimate trash-tier game, High On Life is nothing short of amazing when it comes to treating us like sh*t and making us love every second of it. An awesome game that is definitely not made for those sensible to verbal abuse.

An awfully mysterious game from beginning to end, In Nightmare was an amalgam of several interesting ideas that failed to reach the fullest of their potential. For most, it is advisable to steer clear from it, for, otherwise, you'd be in for a ride.

A thrilling 10-12 hour long game accompanied by a beautiful story that tells us the tale of Amicia and Hugo De Rune, siblings, orphans, taking comfort in each other while trying to live in a dark, cruel world.

Miraculously better than anything I could have imagined, Thymesia is a majestic soulslike that is here to challenge the rule of godlike titles. Even if on the shorter side of the scale, I still could finish the game with close to no regrets.