Imagine a world where ancient legends are not campfire tales, but real threats. In this alternate version of Japan, a long time ago, humans clashed with the forces of darkness – and only one hero managed to stop them…
Meanwhile, three centuries have passed, and things are getting ugly again: a demonic fox with nine tails has decided to disrupt the balance and reopen the gates of hell. Fortunately, a new warrior enters the scene – someone who inherits not only a legendary sword but also a whole lot of responsibility.
In Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade, you choose who to lead – you have three heroes at your disposal, with completely different stories and approaches to life (and combat). What’s cool is that each character has their own campaign, but their paths can intersect in places – so the game gains a lot in replayability.
Game type:
Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade is a mix of fast-paced combat, RPG mechanics, and a pinch of roguelite – procedurally generated levels, a little different each time. The game was developed by the independent studio 7QUARK from Taiwan, and the whole thing has a strong atmosphere inspired by Japanese folklore – there are demons, legends, magic swords, and of course action.
And yes, you play solo – it’s a production for one player only, but it’s really refined in terms of the campaign and the storyline.
How to play:
In Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade, you have three characters to choose from – each fights in their own way.
Be Shigure, an immortal ninja with lightning-fast attacks and even faster dodges. Or maybe you prefer to be Taketora? Does the combination of a samurai and a demon with a bow in his hand appeal to you more?
In short: the choice of hero really affects the style of the game.
Levels are randomly generated, meaning you never know what’s around the corner. You can encounter new enemies, traps, bosses, and even hidden paths. Along the way, you’ll collect gear, from weapons with different properties to magical artifacts that change the rules of the game.
Number of players: 1
Age rating: 12
Bad language: Yes
Violence:Yes
In-game purchases: Yes
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In The Karate Kid: Street Rumble, players embark on a journey through key locations from the first three films of The Karate Kid series from the 1980s. Taking on the roles of characters such as Daniel LaRusso, Mr. Miyagi, Ali Mills and Kumiko, they face opponents such as Johnny Lawrence, John Kreese and Terry Silver, whose goal is to take control of Miyagi-Do Karate. The game, created in a retro style, provides dynamic beat ’em up clashes.
Game type:
This is a classic beat ’em up brawler where players fight hordes of enemies in a 2D environment. The Karate Kid: Street Rumble harks back to 16-bit retro games, offering players a nostalgic experience with simple but addictive fighting mechanics. The game consists of 12 levels, themed around important events and locations from the films, such as West Valley High, the Cobra Kai Dojo and the famous Topanga Beach. It is possible to play solo or in cooperative mode for up to four people.
How to play:
Players traverse levels, eliminating opponents using a simple and intuitive combat system based on karate moves. Each character has individual skills and fighting style that can be developed during the game. An important element is special attacks that require charging the power bar – they can be used to quickly eliminate enemies or act as defense.
Number of players: 1-4
Age rating: 12
Violence: Yes
Pneumat’s action takes place in Milton, a gloomy city where a series of brutal murders occur in the Clover Hill apartment complex. Tenants disappear without a trace, and some bodies are found in horrific circumstances. The player takes on the role of a detective who investigates these dark cases, while trying to discover the truth about the death of his wife, Jamie. In the dark corridors of Clover Hill, the boundary between reality and other dimensions has been seriously violated.
Game type:
Pneumata is a survival horror game inspired by genre classics such as Resident Evil and Outlast, as well as H.P. Lovecraft’s literature. The game focuses on an atmosphere of anxiety and fear, placing great emphasis on the fight for survival and exploration of locations full of secrets. In Pneumata, the action takes place from a first-person perspective (FPP). Players must not only fight monsters, but also solve puzzles that lead to the discovery of shocking truths about the events in Clover Hill.
How to play:
In Pneumata, the player’s task is to search the building, collect evidence and solve puzzles that slowly reveal the secrets of the place. As the game progresses, you can explore more and more dangerous and mysterious corners available in the world of Pneumata.
Throughout the game, you will encounter terrifying creatures that you will occasionally have to fight, but resources such as ammo are limited, requiring careful planning of each encounter. Often, avoiding combat, distracting enemies, and operating in stealth is a better strategy. However, when the situation becomes too dangerous, the only option is to flee.
Pneumata is a game where the balance between exploration, combat and discovering secrets creates a terrifying and tense atmosphere, perfect for fans of the genre.
Number of players: 1
Age rating: 18
Bad language: Yes
Violence: Yes
Tennis World Tour: Roland-Garros Edition is an improved version of Tennis World Tour, which will take you to the world of competition at the most prestigious tennis tournaments.
You play as one of many professional players, such as Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal or Andre Agassi, and experience this dynamic game at the highest level. The game stands out with faithfully recreated characters and a realistic atmosphere, which brings the emotions of real competitions to the virtual courts.
Game type:
Tennis World Tour: Roland-Garros Edition is a simulator, thanks to which you will feel like a real tennis player, struggling on different surfaces. Among the available locations are iconic courts, including the most recognizable Roland-Garros facilities.
How to play:
In Tennis World Tour: Roland-Garros Edition you can play solo, where your opponent is the computer. Multiplayer mode is also available, in which case you can compete with players from all over the world.
For fans of personalization, there is the possibility of creating your player. In career mode, you can develop your tennis player through training and subsequent stages of tournaments, trying to get the highest place in the ranking. Additionally, online games allow you to participate in ranking matches or private meetings. The gameplay can be different and adapted to advanced players and beginners.
What’s included in Tennis World Tour: Roland-Garros Edition:
Number of players: 1-2 | Local and online multiplayer
Age rating: 3
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed takes you to a land created by the sorcerer Yen Sid as a refuge for forgotten Disney characters. However, Mickey Mouse accidentally causes a disaster, where the place previously full of life and colours turns into post-apocalyptic chaos, which is taken over by the sinister Shadow Blot.
Now Mickey must face many hostile monsters, which turn out to be dark versions of Disney characters, including Oswald the rabbit – the first mascot of the studio, who does not like him.
Game type:
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a 3D platformer in which we observe the events from a third-person perspective. The key element is the system, where every action and decision made shapes the plot and affects the game’s ending.
How to play:
The Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed game is originally based on the use of a magic brush, with which you can paint with both paint and solvent. Paint restores damaged elements of the environment and helps to unite enemies, while solvent allows you to eliminate obstacles and enemies. Whether you use solvent or paint is up to you, and the consequences of painting can be quickly seen in the environment and the relationships between characters.
Number of players: 1
Age rating: 7
Violence: Yes
Elements of fear: Yes
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