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Frog-Powered Puzzles, Genetics, and Heartfelt Exploration Mudborne is the kind of game that sneaks up on you. What looks like a cozy frog-collecting sim quickly reveals itself to be a clever, heartfelt, and surprisingly deep puzzle adventure rooted in genetics, exploration, and emotional storytelling. Developed…

A Budget Soulslike That Tries Hard—Sometimes Too Hard AI Limit wants to be the next hidden gem in the ever-expanding Soulslike genre. Developed by Sense Games and released under Sony’s China Hero Project, this sci-fi action RPG arrives with anime aesthetics, stamina-free combat, and a…

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Some games want to entertain. Others aim to challenge. Centum wants to make you think—about who you are, how you choose, and what it even means to “play” something. Developed by indie studio Hack the Publisher, this experimental narrative-puzzle game drops players into a digital…

A Fresh Brew of Old and New: Atelier’s Open-World Evolution Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land (officially Atelier Resleriana) doesn’t just mark the next chapter in the long-running alchemy JRPG series—it redefines it. This is the most ambitious game Gust has…

Space is cold, harsh, and controlled by corporate overlords—and Astronomics leans into that with both satire and style. This indie automation sim from developer Lowcart Games doesn’t just follow the genre playbook; it quietly rewrites parts of it, creating a more personal, streamlined experience without…

Movie Reviews

Night Swim, directed by Bryce McGuire, is a horror film that explores the terrifying depths of a backyard pool. With its mix of suspense and scares, it aims to captivate audiences and keep them on the edge of their seats. In this article, we will…