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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review – The Best of Both Worlds
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag felt like a game that came out of nowhere back in 2013. Following the controversial Assassin’s Creed III, which started pivoting away from the modern-day storyline, fans were pleasantly surprised by this prequel story. But most importantly, they received one of the best pirate games of all time within the […]
Creality A1 Pro Review – The Great Industrial Miniature
Today, we are excited to review the Creality Falcon A1 Pro, an enclosed desktop laser engraver, which arrived on the market in August 2025. For those unfamiliar with the company, Creality was founded in 2014 in Shenzhen, China, and has since become one of the world’s largest manufacturers of 3D printers and laser engraving machines. […]
Epomaker HE108 Review: The Ultimate Budget-Friendly Hall Effect Keyboard
The keyboard market has been on fire lately, and if there is one technology that has truly changed the game, it’s magnetic switches (Hall Effect). We are not talking about just another marketing gimmick here, but a substantial upgrade in responsiveness and feel. The Epomaker HE108 arrives at our desk in a full-sized layout, promising […]
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred Review – My First Diablo, And It Got Its Claws In Fast
I’ll get the embarrassing part out of the way first. Before Lord of Hatred, I had never touched a Diablo game. Not the first one, not the second one that people online still write essays about, not Diablo III, none of the seasons, nothing. I walked into Sanctuary with zero history and zero nostalgia, which […]
Bambu Lab X2D Combo Review – The Unbeatable?
Today, we will be reviewing something that many 3D printing enthusiasts, including myself, anticipated: the new FDM printer Bambu Lab X2D, released on April 14th, 2026. Even though I consider introductions to the company unnecessary, considering they are pioneers in the 3D printing world, let me share a few details for the newbies. Bambu Lab […]
Moza R9 V3 & CS Pro Wheel: The Ultimate Sim Racing Experience
The sim racing market has fundamentally shifted in recent years. Where Direct Drive (DD) was once an unattainable dream for the few, Moza Racing comes forward today to prove that cutting-edge technology can be accessible. Offering a package that includes the Moza R9 V3 base, the CS Pro wheel, the SR-P pedals, and the necessary […]
Trak Racer TR120S Review: The Ultimate Sim Rig for Your Setup
As we mentioned in our previous review of the Moza Racing ecosystem, sim racing has moved into a whole new dimension. However, when you have a Direct Drive base in your hands that produces 9 Nm of instantaneous torque, like the Moza R9 V3, and a Load Cell brake pedal requiring dozens of kilograms of […]
Forza Horizon 6 Review – More of the Same, Now in Japan
Playground Games’ Forza Horizon series has proven to be a winning formula. Set against the backdrop of a racing festival, the series moves to a different location with each entry. While simple at first glance, it’s an addictive series that racing fans have enjoyed since 2012. With Forza Horizon 6, Playground Games taps into a […]
Directive 8020 Review – A Hit And A Miss
Supermassive Games, the studio behind the very famous Until Dawn and the Dark Pictures Anthology, just released their new project, Directive 8020. The studio seemed to struggle these past years, as their previous efforts did not live up to the players’ expectations, with their last two titles, Little Nightmares 3 and The Casting of Frank […]
How One Kid Turned a 3D Printer Into a Family Business: The Story of LittlePrintyCo
The following is a press release provided by our partners at Bambu Lab, featuring LittlePrintyCo and their entrepreneurial journey with Bambu Lab products. We hope you enjoy diving into it as much as the BGeek editorial team did. ONTARIO, CANADA — 27 May 2026 — What if the activity that brought your family closer together […]
THE Comic Con Vol.10 – Celebrating Our Passion With Style
This year, I had the amazing opportunity to attend the 10th annual THE Comic Con convention, and I really enjoyed my visit. This year was particularly special because of the many special guests who joined Comic Con, with the most important to me personally being Akira Yamaoka, the legendary composer of the Silent Hill series. […]
Saros Review – Revolution of the Roguelike Genre
Housemarque’s Returnal was one of the first games to showcase what the PlayStation 5 was capable of. And it did so in the most unexpected genre for a first-party PlayStation game – the roguelike genre. Combining a mysterious narrative with hardcore shooter action was a genius move on Housemarque’s part, as it introduced gamers to […]
Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition Review – A Visual & Technical Marvel
As one of Nintendo’s flagship series, the Xenoblade Chronicles has seen a healthy number of new entries since its debut in 2010. What started as an ambitious Nintendo Wii title quickly grew into a multi-generational franchise, with games on every major Nintendo console. Xenoblade Chronicles X is a spin-off that shares its DNA with the […]
Resident Evil Requiem Review – Redefining Survival Horror the Right Way
Few franchises in gaming carry the type of legacy Resident Evil does. For nearly three decades, Capcom’s iconic survival horror series has evolved from fixed-camera terror to cinematic action spectacles while somehow maintaining its identity. With Resident Evil Requiem, the ninth mainline entry, following my beloved Resident Evil Village, the series attempts something ambitious: to […]
God of War: Sons of Sparta Review – An Amazing, Down-to-Earth Reimagining of a Classic Franchise
God of War: Sons of Sparta took us all by surprise. When it was suddenly announced at Sony’s State of Play presentation, I was immediately intrigued. God of War: Sons of Sparta seemingly came out of nowhere and offered an insight into a widely lesser-known part of Kratos’ history, his childhood. Developed by Santa Monica […]
Code Vein II Review – Bigger Isn’t Always Better
As one of the original Dark Souls clones, the first Code Vein was an anime-inspired action game with a story revolving around vampires. With the passage of time being its central theme, it distinguished itself from its inspiration by introducing an AI partner system to the Soulslike formula. You were never alone, and so the […]
Crimson Capes Review: Poor Locke Sets The Bar To A New High
Poor Locke is a small independent studio located in Greece, and as you will see for yourself in the credits of the game, it is mostly created by three people, which is beyond impressive, considering the quality of Crimson Capes. I personally had the opportunity to try the game back in 2024 at the second […]
Animal Crossing New Horizons Switch 2 Edition Review – Even Better Cozy Vibes
When Animal Crossing: New Horizons launched in 2020, it quickly became much more than just another life-simulation game. Arriving at a time when many players around the world were looking for comfort and escapism, it offered a gentle, pressure-free experience that felt almost therapeutic. There were no fail states, no strict objectives, and no sense […]
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless (Gen 2) Review: We used them for a month and we loved them
Let’s be honest: buying a gaming headset has become a real headache. You browse forums, watch YouTube reviews, read specs, and in the end, you’re more confused than when you started. With so many options out there, it’s easy to wonder if the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless is just another “overhyped” pair of headphones […]
Longer Nano Pro 12W Review – The tool you didn’t know you need
Today, we will be reviewing something new for BGeek, as this is the first product of this category to be reviewed. And that’s nothing else than the laser engraver Nano Pro 12w by Longer. This is a small and portable engraver with many capabilities, especially the version Max, which comes with 2 additional extensions, slide […]
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Review – Samus Returns and It Was Worth the Wait
After years of silence, development restarts, and endless fan theories, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is finally here, and thankfully, it feels like a game that was worth waiting for. Retro Studios returns to continue the Metroid Prime series, this time fully embracing the power of the Nintendo Switch 2 to give our beloved badass, Samus, […]
Avatar: From the Ashes Review – Grimdark Pandora Feels Like Home
Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment decided to give us an end-of-year present with the Avatar Frontiers of Pandora DLC called Avatar: From the Ashes. In tandem with the release of the new Avatar movie, Avatar: Fire and Ash. Avatar: From the Ashes is not just a small DLC but a separate storyline you can play even […]
Pioneers of Pagonia Review – Build, Build, Build, Build – Fight!
Pioneers of Pagonia is the recently released title of Envision Entertainment, a studio based in Germany. This builder game gets you around quite nicely in a mysteriously foggy environment where you have to gather materials, build everything to survive, and face numerous dangers. You will face the challenges of the terrains, bandits, and the hardest […]
STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl Review: Embark On a Lonely And Vigorous Journey Inside The Zone
STALKER 2 is a game that, despite all the obstacles it faced during production, managed to exceed my expectations, delivering a unique experience that reflects on their emotions and work. I cannot even begin to comprehend the emotional states GSC Game World went through, as they had to develop a video game in the midst […]

