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This horror game from independent developers holds potential beneath the surface. But did it manage to capitalize on it? Unfortunately, no. The mechanics are underutilized, and the atmosphere gradually fades away.

A Wild West atmosphere, monsters, and immense Polish creativity come together in this addictive title featuring tactical combat. However, the game is challenging and becomes repetitive over time.

Halo: Campaign Evolved is a well-crafted return to a classic, successfully modernizing the original campaign with improved visuals, smooth shooting, vehicles, and co-op gameplay. New missions, level selection, and modifiers add replay value, but some repetitive sections and the unchanged level design reveal the game's age. The lack of classic multiplayer is also a noticeable omission. Overall, it is a solid modernization aimed mainly at new players and longtime fans, while offering a promising first look at Halo's next-generation future.

Corsair Cove is not only one of the most successful pirate-themed games, but it is also undoubtedly one of the best strategy games of recent years. It manages to appeal even to players who do not specifically seek out this genre.

Outside the mountain lodge, snow falls and a northerly wind blows, yet you will feel safe and secure. Managing a mountain resort is, after all, a role that is both manageable and rewarding.

Splatoon Raiders is a partially refreshing spin-off with new gameplay aimed at rich loot, fast combat system and vast customization making this hunt for treasure refreshing even after 15 hours. The co-op or multiplayer components cannot be denied, but if you want to honor your Splatoon skills in different ways, this is one charming title to do so.

Last Round adds several previously paid fighters, new graphics settings, faster loading times, and a revamped photo mode. However, the bulk of the game remains virtually unchanged; visual enhancements are limited so far, and certain elements—such as cutscenes and fonts—still feel dated.

It is undoubtedly an original game. It features a unique concept that could work brilliantly with a few tweaks and some better balancing. However, in its current state, the game is quite unbalanced: the difficulty level is sometimes so high that it is disheartening, and new elements are unlocked very slowly. If the frustration doesn't get to you first, the repetitive nature of the opening hours might.

Despite a number of minor downsides, this is a successful collection of two well-made games—originally designed for VR—that lost something in the transition to flat screens but also gained something in the process. The charming fairy tale about a little mouse will delight not only children but also parents, and even experienced gamers shouldn't find themselves bored.

It isn’t an essential DLC; it doesn’t bring anything fundamental to the universe. But if you want to spend some extra time with Jan — or rather, the Jans — this offers the opportunity, along with a decent new story and some minor additions for research, crafting, and exploration.