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Anima: Gate of Memories I&II Remaster is an experience that navigates the line between charm and flaw, a narrative woven with diverse archetypes, gameplay marked by both strengths and weaknesses, and audiovisual elements that are commendable overall, though not without imperfections. This collection resonates with an audience willing to overlook technical and design shortcomings in exchange for its rich narrative depth and immersive fantasy world, a journey worth the patience.

If you're looking for a title to switch off your mind for a short while and simply enjoy an engaging, atmospheric narrative on a lazy afternoon, then The Last Case of John Morley can truly be a fitting and memorable choice.

Antro is a creative, rhythm-based indie platformer with a unique Spanish hip-hop vibe. Despite clunky controls and a predictable story, its powerful artistic style makes it a memorable experience

Blades of Fire’s excellent combat is kneecapped by awful level design and enemy AI. Hard to recommend unless you’ll tolerate anything for a good swordfight.

Spirit of the Samurai brought a fresh and engaging theme to the gaming world by employing a stop-motion art style and a combo customization system. However, the lack of polish in some of the game's mechanics made the experience somewhat annoying and its high potential was largely lost.

If you have experienced Gris and enjoyed it, then be sure to go to Neva without delay. Unlike the previous game, Neva has some action themes and mixes them with the adventure part. It has a dark story and conveys sadness and loneliness to the audience. However, the final work is a title that everyone must experience and can remain in the minds of every audience for a long time.