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An English Hauting is simply a very well written mystery adventure game that was made with a lot of love, and it shows.

Neva is a fantastic ride full of emotions, which impresses not only with its impressive audiovisuals, but also with its gameplay. After the excellent GRIS, Neva once again confirms that tese Spanish developers have talent for sure.

Stars in the Trash is a very enjoyable game title that will bring a smile to the face of any animal lover.

If you're in the mood for a high-quality point-and-click horror adventure with a touch of detective work, The Dark Rites of Arkham is the title for you.

Hunt the Night is a solid hack'n'slash with pleasant pixelart graphics style and atmospheric OST.

Shadows of the Afterland is a well-written story-driven adventure that explores the afterlife and presents the fates of several intriguing characters whose destinies you won’t be indifferent to.

After Us is a beautiful game with a strong story, but unfortunately it also includes some not great action elements and platforming. It doesn't spoil the overall experience too much, though.

Call of the Sea is a game that definitely has something going for it. If you're looking for a brief relaxing distraction, you're at the right place despite several minor annoyances.

Kity Builder is a fairly decent short 3D platformer that can be amusing at times, but above all, it's a lighthearted form of entertainment perfect for a relaxing evening.

Despite its rather generic name, Blades of Fire is actually quite an original title. Its biggest flaw is that it disguises itself as an action-adventure game, even though it's more of a Soulslike that adapts traditional combat mechanics through its focus on weapon forging. The outdated visuals, questionable hardware requirements, and a weak opening don't help the game either.

Manairons is visually charming with a fairy-tale atmosphere, but in terms of gameplay it fails to engage due to repetitive levels, simple bosses, and elements that we have already seen in the past.

In the end, The Last Case of John Morley is just a sad example of what many horror walking simulators look like today. The game may have a solid premise, but it fails to turn it into a truly satisfying experience.

A Pizza Delivery is a hollow narrative adventure lacking an engaging story or an interesting world to explore. Its unappealing visuals drag the work down closer to low-quality freeware games, making it hardly worth your time or money.