What are we playing this weekend? #12

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What are we playing this weekend? #12

The last few days have been rather quiet in terms of big releases. However, some quality titles have unfortunately gone unnoticed on PC. Never fear, though! Instant Gaming's editors have unearthed a few gems for all of you to enjoy.

1 GYLT

We begin with a narrative adventure with lots of puzzles, infiltration missions and action. In GYLT, the player must explore a world full of fantasy and a touch of horror. Young Sally must face her fears in a city that is the embodiment of her nightmares.

2. New Heights: Realistic Climbing and Bouldering

Climbing enthusiasts can now scale the most dangerous virtual walls in the world. In this early access title, you can climb training walls and then take a risk with some humongous cliffs , all while improving your avatar's skills.

3. The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie

Hare comes an RPG that follows the saga of three of the most popular characters of the franchise across many of their adventures. And if you get bored of one, you can even switch to another whenever you want. All with a combat system that is both tactical and demanding.

4. FISHGUN

Let's go with a change of atmosphere for this one. FISHGUN is a free FPS in which you have to fight fruit using a fish as a weapon. To complete the levels and defeat the five bosses, you'll need to eat upgrades, which will change the nature of your ammunition. Bon appétit!

5. Cryptid

Finally, we end on a high note with a first-person survival-horror in which we'll help our poor protagonist from being hunted by a creature lurking in the shadows. You'll get different endings depending on your actions.

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