Getsufumaden: Undying Moon is a 2D action platformer in which the player takes on the role of a defender of the living, fighting evil spirits in a dark fantasy world. In the game, you fight against powerful opponents, trying to eliminate the cause of the catastrophe that has engulfed the world. The main character is a member of the Getsu clan, who descends to lower and lower levels of hell to find and destroy the source of the problems.

Game type:

Getsufumaden: Undying Moon is a platformer with action elements, referring to the classic Castlevania series. The player observes the game from the side and moves around the boards, fighting various opponents and trying to get through the levels. Roguelite elements make each approach look a little different, and the levels are procedurally generated.

How to play:

During the game, the player controls the character, using his skills in combat and exploration. Moving around the boards, he must defeat opponents and go through subsequent levels. Dexterity and a good sense of rhythm are crucial because the fight is based on dodging and special attacks. The player can acquire new weapons and power-ups and also can retain the unlocked skills after each death. The goal of Getsufumaden: Undying Moon is to reach the end of each level, defeat the boss, and unlock subsequent stages of the story.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 16

Violence: Yes

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is a blood-soaked, fast-paced, retro-style first-person shooter set in the dark Warhammer 40,000 universe. You play as a legendary Space Marine embarking on a galactic mission to rid the battlefield of heretics, enemy Marines, and Chaos Daemons.

Game type:

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is a classic FPS inspired by 90s shooters, but with a modern gameplay experience. Brutal action, a fast pace, and old-school graphics full of sprites and pixels.

How to play:

Run, jump, charge, and tear apart enemies across massive levels. Wield the Space Marine’s powerful arsenal, combining suppressive fire with melee combat. Gallons of blood and satisfying combat reward an aggressive playstyle.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18

Violence: Yes

In Bendy and the Dark Revival, we find ourselves in a place once teeming with life, now filled with nightmares. The main character, Audrey, an animation studio employee, stays at the office a little longer one day… and never returns to her familiar reality. Instead, she awakens in an ink-soaked world where the characters of old cartoons take on forms no one would have expected – distorted, menacing, and strangely familiar. Lurking amidst all this is the Ink Demon, who seems to have special intentions for her.

Game type:

This isn’t your typical horror game with monsters popping out of corners – Bendy and the Dark Revival is an intimate first-person horror game where exploration, atmosphere, and the slow unravelling of secrets are just as important as the action. The overall style is a stylised retro-horror with a touch of surrealism.

How to play:

In the game, you navigate a dilapidated studio, exploring locations, uncovering fragments of the story, and avoiding threats. Audrey isn’t defenceless—she has a metal pipe at hand to help her fight less challenging opponents—but fighting isn’t always the best option. When a Demon appears on the horizon, you’ll need to evacuate or find a place to wait.

As you explore, you might come across documents and notes that shed light on past events. There are also optional quests that help you better understand what’s happening in this twisted world.

Over time, Audrey gains new skills that help her survive.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 16

Violence: Yes

Year 2414. The crew of the USG Kellion receives a mysterious call from the deck of the giant mining planet breaker USG Ishimura. A routine mission quickly turns into a fight for survival when it turns out that the crew of the Ishimura has been murdered and the ship has been taken over by terrifying creatures known as Necromorphs. At the centre of the events are you as Isaac Clarke, a technical engineer who must face the nightmare, discover the truth about the mysterious Marker and find his beloved, Nicole Brennan, who is on board. Each step brings him closer to the dark secret, but also exposes him to mortal danger.

Game type:

Dead Space is an exciting third-person survival horror that combines intense action with a dark, oppressive atmosphere. At the beginning of the game, as engineer Isaac Clarke, you must rely solely on your technical skills, because firearms are not immediately available. The remake of the game has significantly improved the graphics and work with lighting, which increases immersion.

How to play:

In Dead Space, you start your adventure with a RIG suit, designed to work in space conditions, thanks to which the action can take place in a state of zero gravity. The player uses Isaac’s technical tools to defeat Necromorphs. You can pick up objects from a distance and cut off the limbs of enemies. Mechanics such as stasis, which allows you to slow down enemies, and kinesis, which permits you to manipulate objects, and at the same time you can cut off the limbs of enemies.

New in the game:

The remake introduces significant improvements, such as smooth transitions between locations without loading screens and more detailed graphics. Additionally, Isaac, who speaks in this version of the game, brings more depth to the story, and the improved graphics and lighting work create a great mood. Every element of the gameplay has been refined to fully capture the dark atmosphere and the intensity of the fight for life.

This is a real treat for horror and science fiction fans, offering an unforgettable experience.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18

Bad language: Yes

Violence: Yes