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If you're looking for a game that's equal parts adorable and chaotic, KeyWe is here to deliver! (no pun intended)
In this delightful co-op puzzler, you play as Jeff and Debra, two tiny kiwi birds running a busy mailroom. It's as cute as it sounds—and twice as fun.

The magic of KeyWe lies in its communication-driven gameplay. You'll find yourselves shouting I FEED - YOU PUUUUUSH , laughing, and maybe even squawking as you try to pull levers and press buttons in sync.

Sure, a few levels might feel repetitive, but the charm never fades. KeyWe is an irresistibly cute co-op experience that shines brightest when shared. With teamwork, giggles, and a bit of feathered finesse, Jeff and Debra will steal your heart—one letter at a time!

Before I Forget is a deeply moving narrative-driven game that offers a poignant exploration of memory, love, and loss.

This short yet impactful experience puts you in the shoes of Sunita , a woman living with early-onset dementia.
As you explore her world, you piece together fragments of her past, uncovering a heartfelt love story and moments of both joy and sorrow. The developers have handled the subject matter with great sensitivity, creating an experience that feels authentic and respectful.

Visually, the game adopts a soft, almost dreamlike art style that perfectly complements the narrative. The use of colours to symbolise Sunita's fragmented memories is especially effective, adding layers to the storytelling. The soundtrack is gentle and emotive, subtly enhancing the atmosphere without overpowering the experience.
While the gameplay itself is simple—primarily focused on exploration and interaction—it serves the narrative beautifully.

Overall, it is a heartfelt reminder of the power of storytelling in gaming.

Oh, Ludo. A simple square board, a handful of plastic pawns, and the cruel, fickle fate of a six-sided die. Yet, within this unassuming game lies the primal essence of PvP combat—a microcosm of alliances, vendettas, and heart-shattering betrayals.

At first glance, Ludo seems innocent. Bright colours, neat little tracks leading home, and that universal rule: roll a six, move out. But sit down with friends or family, and it quickly transforms into a battleground where trust crumbles, alliances shatter, and revenge is served cold—usually after someone gleefully sends your piece back to start with a devilish grin.

It's in that moment, that one moment when your partner, family or best friend locks eyes with you after landing on your pawn, that you realise: this isn't just a game. This is personal.

Ludo isn't about reaching home safely; it's about surviving the chaos. It's about watching your last pawn inch closer to victory, only for someone—someone you once loved and trusted—to roll the exact number needed to crush your dreams. It’s about rolling dice with sweaty palms, praying for mercy from a merciless cube.

It’s raw. It’s emotional. It’s infuriating. But it’s also poetic. Because in the end, whether you're crowned the victor or left plotting revenge in the corner, you’ll always come back. Ludo isn't just a game—it's a cycle.

A cycle of laughter, heartbreak, rivalry, and, occasionally, forgiveness.

No, just NO !

It Takes Two is more than just a game - it is an enchanting journey designed to bring players closer together.
Whether you are sitting on the couch with a loved one, or playing online with your best friend, the co-op experience at the heart of this game is an absolute delight !

The story revolves around Cody and May, a quarrelling couple turned into tiny doll versions of themselves by their daughter's tears. What follows is a whimsical adventure through their home and imagination, where teamwork isn't just encouraged - it's essential.
Each level introduces creative, asymmetrical mechanics that require constant collaboration. One player might wield a hammer while the other throws a nail (this can easily end up being a slippery slope, if you are playing this with your very PvP oriented partner - as you can also hammer/nail each other, lol.)
What really shines is how It Takes Two balances challenge and charm. The puzzles and platforming sequences are designed to spark communication and laughter rather than frustration. You’ll celebrate small victories together, and occasionally (lovingly) rip each other apart for missteps,

The vibrant, storybook-style environments and the playful narrative make the game feel cozy and warm, even as it tackles themes of love, understanding, and teamwork. It's a heartfelt reminder that working together can mend even the most strained bonds.

If you're looking for a game that brings people together in the most joyful way, It Takes Two is a must-play. It’s a love letter to co-op gaming and a perfect way to share an unforgettable adventure with someone special.

From the moment you log in, you are greeted by a breathtaking landscape and an expansive world, that simply feels alive and full of potential - like, this is the beginning of a grand adventure.
The graphics are just stunning! If you are a fan of gorgeous game environments, this one is definitely for you.
The combat system is fresh and fun, allowing you to be strategic beyond the usual button-mashing grind.

The world itself is vast, and gives you plenty of opportunity to dive into its lore at your own pace - in my case, a slow pace, according to persistent guild mates. lol
Sure, some (most) of the quests are of the tedious fetch-variety, however, they allow you to become familiar with the map, while simultaneously granting plenty of useful rewards.

In regards of PvP, I have little to no experience so far. Unless you count the occasional accidental teleport to a hostile area, followed by a swift death.

In conclusion, Throne and Liberty provides a visually captivating and engaging MMORPG experience. With its ambitious world, strategic combat and room to grow, it has all the makings of a title that can evolve into something truly great.

Chained Togethers creative use of the chain mechanic and emphasis on partnership, makes it a fresh and memorable experience.
As the chain both limits and enables how you move and interact with the environment, it offers quite the unique, and often challenging, dynamic between you, and your friends.

As the protagonist, Gris, journeys through a world of loss and recovery, the colour palette evolves, adding layers of meaning to the environment. Along with the audio effects and perfectly composed music, you are entering a meditative and poignant journey, that feels both intimate and epic.

On the menu you will find laid-back fetch quests, with a side of witty banter.
While it is not the most action-packed adventure out there, it is still perfect for those who wants to just kick back and transform into a tavern wench for the night!

If you want to drown in adorable pastel coloured fluff, this is your game.
It is cozy, it is cute, and it absolutely knows it. 🤍