Friday the 13th: the Game

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Summary Friday the 13th captures the essence of the classic slasher franchise, pitting players against the infamous Jason Voorhees in a deadly game of cat and mouse. Developed by IllFonic and published by Gun Media, it’s an asymmetrical multiplayer horror experience where one player takes on the role of Jason, while the rest must survive as camp counselors. Equal parts terrifying and thrilling, the game thrives on tension and unpredictability, but its rough edges can’t beRead More →

Blue Fire

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Summary Blue Fire, developed by Robi Studios, is a dark and mysterious 3D action-platformer that blends precise platforming with Souls-like combat. Released in 2021, this indie gem gained attention for its challenging gameplay, eerie atmosphere, and rewarding exploration. Fans of Hollow Knight and Dark Souls will find a familiar yet fresh experience in Blue Fire. Playability The game shines in its tight platforming mechanics and smooth character movement. Players can double-jump, dash, and wall-run withRead More →

Greedfall

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GreedFall Review – A Hidden Gem of Colonial Fantasy RPGs When GreedFall first launched in 2019, it slipped under the radar for many RPG fans who were busy with bigger-budget releases. Developed by Spiders, this AA studio title offers a unique blend of fantasy, politics, and exploration. While it doesn’t quite reach the polish of a BioWare epic, GreedFall carves out its own identity as a colonial-era RPG rich in choice, atmosphere, and moral dilemmas.Read More →

'n Verlore Verstand

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’n Verlore Verstand Game Review – A Surreal Puzzle Dreamscape Some games are about clear goals, victory screens, and neat little endings. ’n Verlore Verstand, from Skobbejak Games, isn’t one of them. Instead, it throws you headfirst into a world that feels both dreamlike and nightmarish—an ever-shifting collection of strange places where the real and surreal collide. It’s less about telling a story and more about making you feel like you’re wandering inside a dreamRead More →

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Titanfall 2 – A Shooter with Heart and Style The single-player campaign in Titanfall 2 is nothing short of fantastic. You step into the boots of Rifleman Jack Cooper, an everyman soldier suddenly thrust into the role of a Titan pilot after his mentor, Captain Tai Lastimosa, is fatally wounded. Inheriting both Lastimosa’s mission and his Titan, BT-7274, Cooper forms a surprisingly heartfelt bond with his mechanical partner as the two work together to stopRead More →

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen

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Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen – A Cult RPG Classic If you’ve ever wanted to scale a giant monster, slash at its weak spot while your AI companion yells “Wolves hunt in packs!”, and then get one-shot by a bandit out of nowhere — Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen is here for you. This game is weird. It’s kind of broken. And it’s awesome. Developed by Capcom and originally released in 2012 (with the Dark Arisen expansionRead More →

What Remains of Edith Finch

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What Remains of Edith Finch – A Poetic Adventure If you’ve ever wandered through an old house, brushing your fingers along dusty picture frames and wondering about the lives lived within those walls, then What Remains of Edith Finch will hit in you in the feels? Developed by Giant Sparrow and published by Annapurna Interactive, What Remains of Edith Finch is a first-person narrative adventure that pulls you into the story of the Finch family —Read More →

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice

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Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice – A Dark, Emotional Journey When Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice launched, it didn’t arrive with the fanfare of a massive AAA title. Instead, Ninja Theory pitched it as an “independent AAA game”—a bold middle-ground between indie storytelling and blockbuster production values. What they delivered is one of the most emotionally intense and technically ambitious games of its generation. A Personal Descent into Norse Hell You play as Senua, a Celtic warrior who journeysRead More →

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The First Descendant – Promising Sci-Fi Looter Shooter In a market filled with live-service shooters and sci-fi action games, The First Descendant makes an  attempt to stand out from the rest. Developed by Nexon Games, this free-to-play third-person looter shooter combines fast-paced combat, impressive visuals powered by Unreal Engine 5, and RPG-style customization into an experience that’s quite promising and somewhat uneven. Gameplay The First Descendant draws clear inspiration from titles like Warframe, and DestinyRead More →