Review

  1. Review

    'Samson': An Open-World Game Smaller Than My Apartment Complex ⭐5.8

    'Samson' has been released.

    · Apr 10, 2026
  2. Review

    Max and Chloe's Finale= 'Life is Strange: Reunion' ⭐7.8

    In 2015, 'Life is Strange' captured the hearts of a generation with a story spanning just one week. It followed Max Caulfield, a girl who gained the power to rewind time, and her best friend, Chloe Price.

    · Apr 9, 2026
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    Super Meat Boy 3D Review: Brilliant 3D Upgrade With One Major Flaw

    Why did this game make me think of Tom Cruise? As I watched Meat Boy’s frustrated face after countless deaths and respawns, I couldn't help but see the face of Tom Cruise from the movie 'Edge of Tomorrow' superimposed over it.

    · Apr 7, 2026
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    Implications of a Pokémon Utopia + It’s Just Incredibly Fun: 'Pokémon Pokopia' ⭐9.3

    Regardless of how high fan expectations are or how well they are met, the Pokémon series has established itself as a global mega-IP, selling over 10 million copies with every mainline release.

    · Mar 11, 2026
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    The Most Powerful Projector Available: 'XGIMI HORIZON 20 MAX'

    In the past, beam projectors were primarily used in large conference rooms or classrooms, focusing solely on massive screen sizes. Today, however, things are very different.

    · Feb 23, 2026
  6. Review

    Drifting Through the Dark in Orbyss

    There's a moment early in Orbyss where everything finally clicks — not because the game explains itself, but because the world around you hums to life. A dim corridor blooms into motion as pale

    · Dec 29, 2025
  7. Review

    Waking Up At The End Of The World

    There's something strangely funny — and a little sad — about waking up thousands of years in the future and immediately realizing you still have a job. That's the starting point for Kent,

    · Dec 29, 2025
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    Gloomy Eyes Is A Cozy Little Horror Game About Two Kids Stealing The Sun Back

    There's a moment in Gloomy Eyes where the game's whole pitch snaps into focus: you're staring up at what looks like a handmade sun, all flame-petals and carved wood, like some furious theater prop tha

    · Dec 29, 2025
  9. Review

    On This Strange Island of Cloud Cats, Wonder and Unease Curl Up Together

    There's a moment early in this mysterious-island adventure where I realized the game wasn't really about escape at all. I was standing at the base of a sun-bleached cliff, watching a fluffy calico cat

    · Dec 29, 2025
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    The Most Unsettling Part of The Last Case of John Morley Is How Little It Lets You Off the Hook

    There's a particular weight that comes with reopening a case that everyone else has agreed to forget. The Last Case of John Morley understands that weight immediately, and it carries it carefully for

    · Dec 23, 2025
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    The Last Caretaker Is a Quiet, Emotional Take on Survival Crafting

    There's a particular loneliness to The Last Caretaker that sneaks up on you. Not the bombastic, end-of-the-world loneliness that so many post-apocalyptic games chase, but something quieter and heavier

    · Dec 23, 2025
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    The Shameless Charm of the B-Grade Roguelite LET IT DIE: INFERNO

    The term ‘B-grade' carries different meanings depending on who you ask. Some interpret it as something inferior or off-mainstream; others see it as unconventional or uniquely styled—what m

    · Dec 5, 2025
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    The Final DLC Leaves You Wanting More: “The Church of Mystery” for Kingdom Come 2

    So This Really Is Goodbye! On the 12th, Warhorse Studios' medieval RPG “Kingdom Come: Deliverance II” released its final DLC, “Mysteria Ecclesiae.” Following the official launc

    · Nov 24, 2025
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    My Little Puppy: Comfort Beyond Industrialized Cruelty

    "There is a story that when a person dies, the dog that was there first comes to meet them." (Original: Snowcat) This is the first sentence you encounter when you start “My Little Puppy.”

    · Nov 23, 2025