FRAMED Collection is a really unique puzzle game where you don’t directly control the character, you control the story itself.

The main mechanic is moving comic book panels around so events play out correctly. You’re basically rearranging scenes so the character avoids danger and progresses through each level. It starts off simple, but later puzzles get more creative as you rotate and reuse panels to figure out the right sequence.

What makes it fun is watching your solution play out like a short animated comic. If it goes wrong, you just adjust the panels and try again until it works.

The game also looks great, with a stylish noir comic-book art style and a fitting jazzy soundtrack that gives it a lot of personality.

The only downside is that it’s pretty short and some puzzles can feel a bit easy.

Overall, it’s a clever and original puzzle game that’s worth playing if you want something different.

It's difficult to navigate missions on controller and killing zombies often makes you stuck so you can't move past them.

I picked up Streets of Rogue thinking it would just be a small roguelike to pass the time, but it turned out to be way more addictive than I expected.

Every run feels different because there are so many ways to complete objectives. You can play stealthy, hack systems, persuade people, or just cause chaos and see what happens.

The different classes also change the way you play a lot, which keeps things interesting. Sometimes your plan works perfectly, and other times everything goes completely off the rails in the funniest way.

It’s chaotic, unpredictable, and that’s exactly what makes it so fun.