Tormented Souls 1 was a love letter. The sequel is a full-blown attempt to steal the crown. It's bigger, better, and scarier, but its ambition comes at a cost.

I loved the first Reus, and the sequel is better in every way. Reus 2 is a chill, beautiful, and deceptively deep god game that's all about strategic tile placement.

I thought I was sitting down for a simple, relaxing cleaning game. Two hours later, I was a sobbing mess, emotionally devastated by a pixelated music box. What the hell just happened?

While everyone was mourning the soulless cash-grab that was Little Nightmares 3, the original creators dropped the REANIMAL demo and reminded us what real atmospheric horror feels like.

I just clocked in for my first shift at the Vanderboom estate in the Servant of the Lake demo. The pay is probably terrible, but the surreal puzzles are to die for.

Your job is to close up a gas station in the middle of nowhere for seven nights. It's quiet. Too quiet. Before Exit: Gas Station is a cheap, weird, and addictive little gem that will have you questioning every shadow.

So you want to unlock every achievement in Little Nightmares 3? It's more than just surviving the nightmare. Here is your complete roadmap to 100% completion, from finding every doll to mastering the no-death challenges.