Recent reviews by Emalto

Oddly satisfiying game.

Love sh*tting on ruzzian warships <3

Powerwash Simulator is surprisingly fun for such a simple concept. Cleaning dirt away is relaxing and satisfying, helped by great sound design and smooth visual feedback.

It's calm, perfect for those who want to chill. I love playing it with a video on the other monitor !
I'll be honest, I wasn't expecting this game to be this addictive :)

That’s Not My Neighbour is a clever little horror game that thrives on discomfort rather than jump scares. Its strength lies in how human everything feels, the awkward conversations, the subtle facial expressions, and the constant doubt about whether you’re making the right choice. Checking documents and spotting tiny inconsistencies becomes tense surprisingly fast, especially when characters act almost normal..

The minimalist art style works perfectly with the theme, making every mistake feel personal and every correct decision a relief. What really stands out is how the game plays with paranoia ; even when you think you understand the rules, it finds ways to make you second-guess yourself.
Its Short, eerie, and deeply unsettling in a very human way, it’s a great experience for fans of psychological horror and observation-based games !

911 Operator is a quietly intense game that leaves more of an impact than you might expect. You manage emergency calls and dispatch limited resources, making fast decisions with imperfect information. The pressure builds not through action, but through responsibility.

What makes it stand out is how human the calls feel. Some are panicked, some confusing, and some unsettlingly calm. The game doesn’t promise happy endings, even when you do everything right, and that honesty gives it weight.

The gameplay is simple but tense, though repetition and a slightly clunky interface can show over time. Still, 911 Operator treats its subject matter with respect and delivers a thoughtful, sobering experience that sticks with you after you stop playing

The WALL-E PC game does a great job capturing the look and charm of the movie, with cute character animations and familiar environments that fans will appreciate. The gameplay is simple, WALL-E handles basic platforming and puzzles, while EVE’s sections add some light flying and shooting. It’s fun in short bursts, but the mechanics get repetitive quickly, and the camera can be frustrating at times.

Overall, it’s a sweet, family-friendly game that younger players or big WALL-E fans will enjoy, but it doesn’t have much depth for anyone looking for a more polished or challenging experience !

⭐️⭐️⭐️✰✰ – “A Short but Surprisingly Fun Sci-Fi Shooter”

Zomborg is one of those small indie games that knows exactly what it wants to be. It’s a simple, fast-paced sci-fi shooter where you blast through waves of mutants, grab whatever upgrades you can, and try to survive a little longer each time. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done.

What I personally liked :

Fast-paced gameplay : The action kicks in immediately. Enemies rush you nonstop, so there’s barely a moment to breathe (in a good way)

Atmosphere : Even though it’s a low-budget game, the dark sci-fi vibe works surprisingly well. It kind of reminds me of a mix between old-school Doom and a lighter Dead Space mood.

Upgrade/loot system : It’s simple, but it adds just enough progression to keep things interesting run after run.

What could be better :

Repetition : After a couple hours, the loop gets a bit repetitive. The levels and enemy types don’t change much.

Polish : There’s some jank here, awkward animations, occasional bugs, and a UI that feels pretty dated.

Short playtime : You can see most of what the game offers in a short session.

Overall :
If you’re looking for something deep or story-driven, this isn’t it. But if you just want a cheap, fast, mindless shooter to blow off some steam for an evening, Zomborg does exactly that. It’s worth picking up on sale and having some fun with it.

I’ll be honest, I didn’t expect to get THIS hooked on Dying Light !!

Even after 10 years, it feels like a fine wine that only gets better with age. The parkour system is still one of the smoothest I’ve ever experienced in a game, making every rooftop escape or wall climb insanely satisfying. The combat feels brutal and impactful, and crafting weapons never gets old.

What really surprised me is how the game still nails that survival-horror atmosphere :

Exploring Harran during the day is tense enough, but when night falls and the Volatiles start hunting you, the adrenaline rush is unmatched. The story and characters pull you in, and the mix of freedom, danger, and immersion keeps you coming back.

Dying Light is A CLASSIC

My Suika – Kyo’s Fruit Merge is a charming little game that’s perfect for casual play. It’s affordable, addictive, and a great addition to your Steam library!

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Modern Warfare Remastered is pure nostalgia done right. It takes one of the most iconic FPS games ever and gives it a fresh coat of paint, crisper visuals, improved lighting, smoother gameplay, and all the classic missions you remember (All Ghillied Up still slaps)

The campaign holds up incredibly well. It’s short, but punchy, with solid pacing and memorable set pieces. The multiplayer? Still addictive, though obviously a bit more stripped-down compared to today’s CoD titles, but that’s part of the charm. No jetpacks, no wall-running, just old-school, boots on the ground action.

If you grew up on the original Modern Warfare, this remaster hits the sweet spot. And if you missed it the first time around, this is a great way to see why it became such a big deal in the first place.