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007 First Light delivers on the promise of being the ultimate James Bond game by introducing a new version of the character that oozes charisma in every second on screen, alongside an excellent storyline supported by memorable side characters who help drive the narrative forward. The game also features an extremely creative level design that fully embraces its stealth and combat systems, making players truly feel like an MI6 spy.

Call of the Elder Gods presents good ideas and interesting puzzles, but the game falls a bit short and is heavily hindered by tiring gameplay and an art direction that feels uninspired at times, taking away much of the title’s shine and potential.

Crisol: Theater of Idols is a horror FPS that stands out for focusing on action and combat rather than a slow-paced atmosphere. This, combined with an aesthetic that is strongly tied to the studio’s origins, makes the game a major highlight within the genre, even if it isn’t the scariest one.

Pizza Delivery is a hard game to recommend because, even though it has some good ideas for blending gameplay with its themes and a few beautiful landscapes to admire, it ultimately executes everything it sets out to do below its potential.

NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound revisits the franchise classic formula without relying on nostalgia, instead embracing highly enjoyable gameplay mechanics and compelling characters to carve out its own identity within the Hayabusa clan saga.

Post Trauma is a game that pays tribute to great classics from past generations without losing its originality, featuring very challenging puzzles and a focus on exploration rather than combat and chases. The game boasts an impeccable atmosphere, but it may disappoint with its rather confusing story.

Your House is an indie game that focuses on narrative and creative puzzles instead of frantic action or realistic graphics. With an ambitious approach to turning reading into gameplay, it blends mystery, comic book aesthetics, and clever challenges into an interactive experience. The story of the rebellious Debbie in a mansion full of secrets is captivating, and the puzzles require attention to detail and out-of-the-box thinking. Despite its short duration and some occasional bugs, it's a game worth playing for those who enjoy unconventional experiences.

Neva is a fable about growth, friendship, and the cycle of life. The friendship between the protagonists is touching and will surely bring the player to tears in this beautiful game. The story has a twist that isn't one of my favorites, but it doesn't change the fact that it's a very meaningful experience, despite being short, and one that everyone should give a chance.