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Despelote is a unique documentary around Ecuador and the country’s newfound obsession with soccer in the early 2000s, but it sometimes misses the goal of being an entertaining game. Definitely worth playing, but more so as education than entertainment.

SOPA serves up a whimsical broth of hat-wearing frogs, stolen potatoes, and love for the adventure genre, but it feels just a little light on seasoning and should have stewed for a little while longer.

What should have been a knockout game is instead lying on the mat, waiting for the referee to count to ten. Baki Hanma: Blood Arena tries so hard to be something it’s not, and unfortunately, it misses all the punches it throws and should instead have thrown in the towel.

Raccoo Venture will scratch that 3D Platformer itch you have but will also make you root for a brand new franchise. If you enjoy the genre please do go check it out and let yourself be swept up in the adventure. Oh and let us know what your favourite outfit is.

Many things can be liked about Clash: Artifacts of Chaos but in the end, it is the confusing design and combat that nearly killed my interest. Both visual and audio is excellent and the main motivator to beat the challenging gameplay.

I’m sad to say that Unusual Findings was a somewhat disappointing experience. While it looks and sounds good, it doesn’t play as well as I wish it would. If you’re a fan of point-and-clicks and the 80s this should still be worth checking out, otherwise, I’d say skip it.

What Lies in the Multiverse is a pretty good platformer with an interesting story that grabs you pretty quickly, a nice-sounding soundtrack, and an interesting concept that all work together better than I imagined it would. If you like anything about what I just said about it, you should play it!