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9 Years of Shadows is a beautiful game with interesting mechanics. It’s filled with great intentions and ideas that were never fully realized. However, even with its glitches, confusingly long load time, and input lag, it was an enjoyable experience, albeit a sometimes frustrating one.

While A Dream About Parking Lots is short on runtime and light on visual flair, it carves out a unique space in the gaming landscape. Wandering through parking lots might sound dull on paper, but the ongoing conversations with your therapist adds a layer of introspection that elevates the experience. It might even have you Googling, why do I keep dreaming about parking lots?

Challenging enemies, fun and thoughtful characters, and an obvious love for the genre has helped bring Deathbound to life. The occasional glitch or bug can’t take away from that either.

 Whether you’re helping villagers, lassoing bulls, or taking on a fire serpent, Gaucho and the Grassland brings a heartfelt adventure that’s worth exploring.

It’s very clear that a lot of care went into making a very solid game. The historical aspect gives it a lot of depth and somehow, the game never feels like it doesn’t know what it wants to be. Hell Clock finds its way as an ARPG and roguelike quite easily. It’s clear the developers at Rogue Snail had a story to tell and wanted to tell it in an approachable way. I can confirm they succeeded.

Though entirely suitable to a younger audience, SOPA is a game that I comfortably enjoyed as a mature gamer. Simplistic, entertaining and humorous, the quest to find the stolen spud is the perfect duration and doesn’t outstay it’s welcome.