
Cat Me If You Can: 725 cats hidden in black and white, and a camera for proof
From ancient Egypt to modern Japan, nine levels drawn like a comic book, and felines tucked into every corner.
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PC, PS5 and Xbox game reviews in 2025-2026: complete and honest critiques, no inflated scores. We play to the end and tell you everything.

From ancient Egypt to modern Japan, nine levels drawn like a comic book, and felines tucked into every corner.

Michael Myers stalks, the town calls the police and fights back. The idea is the studio's best in a decade, the shipped build is not ready.

A bioengineer on an alien world, synthesising plants and altering animal DNA. Curiosity is a tool, and a risk.

Draft units, set a formation, release the orcs. And be reborn properly when the wall gets too high.

Eight thousand real airports, curfews, an IPO. What it brings over the usual airline sims, and what still grates.

A hundred skeletons on screen, numbers climbing on their own, and one real question: which party collects the most.

A first-person apartment garden where the soil matters more than the plant. And one recurring question: why not just do it for real?

No damage numbers, no health bars. Fans, magnets, and a drop on every side of the map.

A colony to run above, a dungeon to empty below, and one rule that changes everything: the dead do not come back.