In Blades of Fire, MercurySteam crafts a compelling action RPG that melds intense combat, intricate weapon forging, and a richly woven narrative. Set in a realm where steel has been cursed into stone by the tyrannical Queen Nerea, players step into the boots of Aran de Lira, the last warrior capable of wielding true steel. […]
When most games focus on destruction, RoadCraft dares to ask: What if you could rebuild instead? Developed by Saber Interactive and released in May 2025, this off-road simulation takes you beyond the thrill of roaring engines—it immerses you in the quiet satisfaction of reconstruction. RoadCraft isn’t just about driving heavy machines; it’s about healing broken […]
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is here to feed on your nostalgia and wallet. This collaboration between Bethesda and Virtuos was long rumoured to shadow drop on all platforms aside from the Nintendo Switch. Does the 19-year-old RPG still stand firm in 2025, and is it worth your time and money? Even for new […]
Monster Hunter Wilds is Capcom’s latest beast-slaying symphony, and while it still hits many of the right notes, some are noticeably out of tune. This is a game that tries to evolve by speeding things up, opening up its world, and making the experience more digestible—especially for newcomers. But in doing so, it occasionally forgets […]
So, we were chilling on the sofa watching Summer Game Fest 2024. There were good games all around, the vibes were positive, and the alcohol was flowing. Then, I imagined that I had a fever dream when the trailer of this game was revealed. Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess was advertised as a tower defence […]
After tremendous success Elden Ring has its first DLC out, Shadow Of The Erdtree is an enormous expansion to the already huge Elden Ring. Adding a new area to explore called the Shadowlands and a ton of other content. But is it for you? Are you prepared for this? TL;DR Elden Ring: Shadow of the […]
I have to confess that I was never an adventure game enthusiast. I did enjoy some of the most well-known titles, like ” The Curse of Monkey Island,” but the sense of fulfillment that resonated with many people when playing this genre always eluded me. The fact that many games operate on what we call “video game logic” for […]
First and foremost, my absolute biggest complaint about Dragon’s Dogma 2 is the fact I had to stop playing to take the time to write this review. While personal opinions and experiences may differ, I, for one, am having an absolute blast with the game. While the technical state of the game is indeed a […]
What if every port or remake was like the Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition? A port that feels like a game that was made for PC. The Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition runs smoothly, has a plethora of options to tweak for your system, and runs amazingly well on older systems with lower graphics. The […]
Have you ever had the feeling that someone is messing with you? From annoying situations like someone stealing your parking spot or not holding the elevator that you desperately are running to catch to even more minor things, like losing only one of your socks, misplacing your keys, or even your alarm suspiciously not ringing […]
After eleven years Skull and Bones is finally here. The first quadruple A game, according to Yves Guillemot – Ubisoft CEO. Oh boy was I excited to take the leap into the next generation of games that goes beyond anything we have seen so far. Being quadruple A surely makes up for the seventy euros […]
Following on the heels of Tekken 8, Bandai Namco has released yet another fighting game in Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash. As an avid fan of manga and anime, how could I not pick up this game? The game takes the most iconic characters from season one of the anime and Jujutsu Kaisen 0, giving us […]
