You play as Aloy, who sets off again – this time to the American West, where a mysterious plague begins to destroy what remains of the old world. On your journey, you traverse wild, vast lands and overcome dangers that are unlike anything you have ever known. This is a story of courage in the face of catastrophe, of bonds and sacrifice in a world where nature and technology create an unsettling but beautiful balance.

Game type:

This edition of Horizon: Forbidden West includes the full game with all add-ons and expansions. Players will immerse themselves in an open world inspired by post-apocalyptic America – full of contrasts between nature and machines. The main campaign is just the beginning – in addition to it, there are countless side quests and hidden activities. All this creates a coherent and immersive world that lives its own rhythm.

The Horizon: Forbidden West complete game has many cosmetic additions, a resource pack, a digital artbook, a comic book and a soundtrack, and most importantly, it includes the Burning Shores expansion, which will take you to the ruins of old Los Angeles – a place full of puzzles and new enemies.

How to play:

Controlling Aloy, you can move freely through huge areas – on foot, on machine mounts or in the air. Depending on what weapon you decide to use, adapt your fighting style – do you prefer silent elimination of enemies or open attack?

In Horizon Forbidden West, you must explore the world and complete all tasks and missions that you encounter. In Horizon Forbidden West, you have to explore the world, and complete all the tasks and missions that you encounter. You can use modern gadgets for exploration: a scanner that reveals hidden paths, a rope for climbing or a glider that makes it easier to move between levels of terrain. There is also a water world waiting under the surface, which can be explored thanks to special diving equipment. As the game progresses, we gain experience, develop skills and improve equipment using the crafting system. As we progress in the game, we gain experience, develop skills and improve equipment using the crafting system.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 16

Violence: Yes

The Thing: Remastered is a direct continuation of the cult 1980s horror classic, now returning in a remastered version that breathes new life into the story thanks to modern visuals – featuring dynamic lighting, realistic shadows and textures, and 4K resolution.

The story unfolds at a remote, ice-covered research station in Antarctica, where all communication has suddenly gone silent. A concerned U.S. rescue team is sent to the facility to uncover the cause of what happened. You take on the role of the special unit’s captain – J.F. Blake.

What seems like a simple mission – arrive, investigate, report – quickly proves deceptive. It soon becomes clear that an anomaly is responsible for the scientists’ disappearance: unidentified lifeforms. In many cases, their presence first manifests as seemingly harmless infections in humans, who eventually lose all resemblance to their former selves…

Tension rapidly spirals into paranoia – it becomes impossible to tell who’s still human and who isn’t.

Game type:

The Thing: Remastered is an updated version of an action game with strong survival horror elements. Played from a third-person perspective, it focuses on enemy encounters and team management. Leading your squad isn’t easy when trust starts to waver and the rescue mission begins to feel more like a desperate struggle for survival.

How to play:

You command a team of up to four specialists – soldiers, medics, and engineers. You can issue basic orders, assign tasks, and use each member’s skills depending on the situation.

Weapons? There’s plenty to choose from – pistols, rifles, grenades, and even a flashy flamethrower.

The threat isn’t always visible – some of your teammates may be infected. Regular testing helps reveal the truth, but excessive suspicion can lower trust.

The squad reacts to stress – fear and uncertainty can lead to panic, refusal to cooperate, or even hostility. In The Thing, these conditions are part of everyday life – so stress management will come in handy.

The cold is another danger – staying out in the freezing weather for too long drains your health. Find warm spots or risk freezing to death.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18

Violence: Yes

R-Type Dimensions III is a modern take on the legendary shoot’em up series, combining the classic arcade DNA of R-Type with a refreshed audiovisual presentation with remarkable precision. Dynamic, challenging, and stylishly updated, the game is designed both for genre veterans and for players who are just beginning to discover its iconic appeal.

A Legendary War Against the Bydo Empire

As the pilot of the R-90 fighter, you are sent straight into the heart of the conflict with the alien Bydo Empire. Your mission leads you through distorted zones that shift between normal space and the enemy’s nightmarish dimension. Pushing ever deeper into hostile territory, you must destroy the Bydo’s key systems and put an end to a threat capable of consuming all of humanity.

Classic Shoot’em Up in a Modern Form

The game offers six intense side-scrolling stages, filled with enemy forces, tight corridors, deadly traps, and monumental, screen-filling bosses. Every second of gameplay demands quick reflexes, precise maneuvering, and skillful weapon management, faithfully capturing the spirit of classic arcade machines.

A New Level of Visuals and Sound

All stages, encounters, and projectile patterns have been rebuilt in detailed 3D graphics, featuring smooth animations and carefully crafted environments, while preserving the series’ distinctive atmosphere. The refreshed visual presentation is complemented by enhanced sound effects and a newly arranged soundtrack that heightens the intensity of combat.

R-Type Dimensions III is a tribute to a genre-defining legend and proof that classic shoot’em ups can still impress—now in an even more refined and engaging form.

Number of players: 1-2

Age rating: 7

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