Latest Reviews
The Alters
The Alters offers a unique survival experience with a strong story and complex base management. Though engaging, its demanding tasks and constant pressure may feel overwhelming at times.
F1 25
F1 25 is a step in the right direction for what this series needs to be - a racing simulation first and foremost - but some of its features still don't quite hit the mark.
Dragon Is Dead
Dragon is Dead will kill you so many times you'll probably lose count, but oddly enough, you'll love it dearly. Add beautiful pixel art to the equation, and you have the winning formula.
Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks is a racer shooter set inside the Warhammer universe, with very flashy gameplay that, unfortunately, can turn into boredom very easily.
For From Software's first game of this kind, Elden Ring Nightreign is nothing short of an incredible co-op souls-like experience with plenty of fun and memorable encounters.
Souls-like action RPGs are among the most popular games these days. Blades of Fire isn't just a Souls-like; it is a Souls-like with its own special touch, which many gamers will find extremely interesting.
Trident's Tale
Trident's Tale is a serious game with some serious mechanics masked behind cute looks and a very unserious tone. Add a beautiful open world into the equation, and you'll get a game that will grow on you very quickly.
Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny is a game we didn't know we needed, and once it is here, the real question is what to do with it. With several visual tweaks here and there, the point of this remaster is very questionable.
The wave of classic game remasters has reached the legendary S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series—but it’s worth asking whether the series truly needed it or, more importantly, whether it needed a remaster like this.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2’s first major DLC, Brushes with Death, offers a compelling side story featuring an interesting new character, more of classic KCD gameplay, and a fun shield painting feature - all at an extremely reasonable price.
If you're blessed enough to have lived through the period of the first fighting arcade machines, back in the previous century, then you know the amount of joy those used to give us—huge thanks to Capcom for trying to relive this tradition.
Pixelshire
This solo-developed farm life sim oozes charm, but beneath its cosy surface lies a tangle of bugs and missed potential.
