The Midnight Walk is a haunting puzzle-horror adventure that left an indelible impression on me, both for its arresting visuals and its deeply emotional narrative. From the moment it began—with
There’s a certain appeal in those low-budget, direct-to-video sequels where everything’s scaled back and expectations are minimal—think of movies that are more about having something on in the background than
Tempest Rising’s multiplayer delivers a faithful homage to the classic Command & Conquer style of real-time strategy, but it also feels like a cautious first step rather than a full
Much like a Mythic Dawn assassin emerging from a hidden chamber with deadly intent, the remastered edition of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion appeared without warning—and I’ve wholeheartedly embraced its
There’s a fine line between being inspired by the past and living in its shadow—but Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 manages to walk that line with remarkable confidence. French developer Sandfall
Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree attempts to blend a variety of action-RPG elements into a single cohesive experience, but ends up feeling like a scattered amalgam of ideas that
It’s a joy to see Fatal Fury return to the spotlight after decades of silence. This historic franchise, once a flagship fighter for SNK and a legitimate rival to Street
Sometimes games take you by surprise in the most unexpected ways. At a glance, Schedule 1 looks like the kind of gritty underworld simulator you might associate with chaotic criminal
There’s something almost uncanny about how well Blue Prince aligns with so many of my personal gaming preferences. It’s as though the developer, Dogubomb, tuned into my thoughts and concocted
Playing The First Berserker: Khazan was an intense, draining, and often infuriating experience—yet one I ultimately found rewarding. My hands ached and my patience was tested, but this punishingly difficult