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siphus007
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76 39%
Planet of Lana (2023) - Rated 05 Oct 2026
Fairly average Playdead-like for most of the runtime but with a killer conclusion. This genre is very hard to nail, and this one leans somewhat simplistic and repetitive, but develops a strong emotional undercurrent with a solid payoff.
73 24%
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden (2018) - Rated 20 Sep 2026
Pretty ambitious for a tiny team. It shines in some ways, but can be buggy, with janky voice acting and story beats, and the main gameplay system relies on you cheesing mechanics and incapacitating enemies, with little flexibility. That said, it's mostly fun and doesn't overstay its welcome.
74 28%
Assassin's Creed Rogue (2014) - Rated 12 Aug 2026
74 28%
We Were Here (2014) - Rated 19 Jul 2026
64 11%
Clickolding (2024) - Rated 10 Jun 2026
87 80%
Star Wars Outlaws (2024) - Rated 31 May 2026
Terrific. Shows more legitimate love to the Star Wars universe than I've seen in games for a long time. It feels like a classic of the LucasArts era. Packed with content, great characters, voice acting, huge worlds. They fixed whatever gripes people had at release and it's one of Ubisoft's best games.
74 28%
Gibbon: Beyond the Trees (2022) - Rated 26 Mar 2026
An activism game with a simple concept, I'm surprised how legitimately addicting and charming it is, with solid mechanics to boot.
72 22%
Cave Story+ (2011) - Rated 23 Mar 2026
A bit of an aged artifact, even if it is still charming, well-crafted, and satisfying to complete for a first-timer. A certified milestone in the one-man-dev indie game history books.
75 33%
The Spectrum Retreat (2018) - Rated 09 Mar 2026
70 19%
Batman: Arkham Knight (2015) - Rated 18 Feb 2026
Stuffed to the brim with content, all ideas were stretched to the limit, nothing feels tight anymore and the story is all over the place. Oh and something about a horribly-controlling batmobile. A powerful example proving that more can sometimes be less. Still decent though.