Game Of The Month

Better than Nexomon and Spiritfarer, but not as groundbreaking as CrossCode or Breath of the Wild.

"The concept is way better than the game... I want a sequel, but this one just didn’t fully land."

Flawed but enjoyable for Star Trek fans, offering franchise nostalgia and a weekend-length experience, though lacking polish in gameplay and narrative execution.

Spiritfarer’s aesthetics and premise shine, its execution faltered due to tedious mechanics and pacing, making it a divisive title that thrives only for very specific players.

Striking art style, atmospheric religious themes, and satisfying boss battles

It’s the best cat game ever made—flawed, but memorable for its unique premise and playful spirit.

A fun, if uneven, dive into a quirky world, but don’t expect a masterpiece.

A chaotic, early-2010s-style action shooter with moments of absurd charm, held back by repetitive gameplay, technical jank, and a campy-but-cringe story.

A flawed, experimental relic of its era, intriguing for its surrealism and ambition but held back by poor accessibility and dated mechanics. Best approached with a guide and patience for jank.

Uninspired, grindy, and lacking charm.