Laugh Track Review: Looking at Life’s Real Horrors
From the creators of Arcade Spirits comes a new visual novel in the comedy horror genre. What happens when ethereal, Lovecraftian entities prey on our collective minds and attention through generic ’90s family sitcoms? You get something spe...
Super Meat Boy 3D – Review: A Bold Evolution That Struggles with Precision (PC)
Super Meat Boy 3D takes a bold leap into 3D, delivering intense platforming and addictive challenge - but not without flaws. This review breaks down its gameplay, design, and whether the transition truly works. Super Meat Boy 3D is one of t...
The Lincoln Lawyer: Season 4 Review – Backs To The Wall
Mickey Haller is in the fight of his life with the shows’ most personal case to date. Can Mickey handle the pressure of being the one in the spotlight? Season 4 focuses on many branches, like a tree. And while their evolution takes a while ...
Looking Up Review: A Short but Wonderful Flight
In Looking Up, you'll solve puzzles while following the story of a girl and her father with dreams of one day flying. This title can be easily compared to other games such as The Star Named EOS and Tell Me Your Story. Looking Up might be a ...
Project Songbird Review – A Psychological Horror Experience with Artistic Depth (PC)
Project Songbird is a haunting indie horror experience that combines immersive, personal storytelling and a uniquely introspective journey through creativity, isolation, and psychological tension. Project Songbird is an indie psychological ...
Minishoot’ Adventures Review: A Tiny Ship With Huge Bullet Hell Energy (PC)
Minishoot' Adventures is a handcrafted bullet hell metroidvania where a tiny ship explores an open world, clears dungeons, and rescues friends with tight twin-stick shooting and clever upgrades. Read our review to explore its gameplay depth...
Death Howl Review: Dark Souls but Deckbuilding, It Kind of Works (PS5)
One of last year's most difficult indie games comes to console in 2026. Death Howl presents players with a combination of different game genres, with tactical combat combined with deckbuilding against souls-like enemies and mechanics. It's ...
Goblins of Elderstone Review: Tough Colony Construction
Goblins of Elderstone has you raise a self-sustaining colony that protects itself from various threats. You can take your colony development in a variety of directions. However, said development is difficult and you are expected to learn th...
Bogos Binted Review: Fast Fun with Cards
Bogos Binted has a variety of quick card games you can play with friends. Each of them give you an equal chance of winning without taking too much time. Without organising games with friends, playing other games is nearly impossible. There’...
Collector’s Cove Review: A Collector’s Paradise (PC)
Collector's Cove is the perfect game if you just want to lose yourself in hours of gathering resources, growing crops, and fishing, all while floating along on your very own boat captained by a sweet creature and exploring four unique areas...
Pieced Together Review: A Beautifully-Crafted Journey of Life and Friendship
Pieced Together is a wonderful combination of scrapbook simulation, a little puzzle-solving, and the story of two friends as you follow their lives through school and beyond. This creative adventure provides inspiration as well as nostalgia...
Scott Pilgrim EX Review – A Stylish Evolution That Almost Reinvents the Beat ’Em Up (PC)
Toronto’s back under siege in Scott Pilgrim EX: robots, demons, rogue gangs, and... well yes, vegans that are terrifyingly strong. Smash, combo, and chaos your way through pixel-perfect battles with Scott, Ramona, and the gang. Few beat ’em...
Epomaker EA75 Max Keyboard Review: Flashy, Functional, and Surprisingly Affordable
The EPOMAKER x AULA EA75 Max is a bold, gamer-leaning 75% that feels far more expensive than its price suggests. Between the soft gasket feel, smart controls, and vibrant lighting, it’s built to impress without breaking the bank. Here’s how...
Epomaker Luma40 Keyboard Review: The 40% That Rewards the Brave
A tiny 40% board with a bold ortholinear twist, the EPOMAKER Luma40 blends CNC aluminum build quality, low-profile speed, and full VIA customization into a package that looks far more mainstream than it actually is. The real question isn’t ...
Epomaker RT85 Keyboard Review: Retro Style, Addictively Creamy Feel
The RT85 is Epomaker’s retro-flavored take on a modern 75% - playful on the surface, surprisingly refined underneath. If you’re wondering whether all those features actually translate into real-world value, you’re in the right place. Over t...
High On Life 2 Review: From An Excellent Adventure To A Bogus Journey (PS5)
Squanch Games' sequel to their comedic sci-fi adventure High on Life is here and it's almost everything I wanted for a sequel. High on Life 2 delivers on upping the ante with new guns, enemies, a kick ass skateboarding mechanic, and much mo...
The Sims 4 Royalty & Legacy Expansion Review – Royally Impressive (PC)
The Sims 4 Royalty & Legacy might be the most ambitious Expansion Pack to date, but it may also be the most impressive. Despite initial scepticism on how the new gameplay functions, it is extremely engaging and a fun new way to play The...
RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business Review – Locked & Loaded (PS5)
Robocop is back in action and laying down the law in this expansion to Teyons’ excellent semi-open world original. The action is set in the sprawling confines of the fortress which is OmniTower. You must save the city of Detroit from anothe...
Drunkdeer X60HE Keyboard Review: High-End Features at an Unfair Price
The X60HE is Drunkdeer’s stripped-back take on a modern gaming board - clean, confident, and built with intent. If you’re curious whether the hype holds up beyond the spec sheet, you’re in the right place. Read on to see where it shines, an...
Nova Antarctica Review: Clunky & Difficult Journey
Nova Antarctica takes you on a difficult journey through the South Pole. The journey challenges you to scavenge any resources you can to protect yourself against harsh weather. It’s a difficult game and objectives are often unclear, making ...
Tailside: Cozy Café Sim Preview: Charm-heavy Service
Tailside: Cozy Café Sim is easy to learn and has a variety of items to serve to customers. Early progress is slow and you often serve the same items for several days. The game has room to differentiate itself but it must capitalise on that ...
Womier SK71 Pro Keyboard Review: Feeling Premium, Paying Practical
The Womier SK71 Pro is the kind of keyboard that looks expensive, feels even better, and somehow still lands at a price that doesn’t sound real. It’s clean from the top, flashy from the sides, and oddly satisfying the moment you start typin...
Womier ERA75 Keyboard Review: A Tanky 75% With a DIY Design Twist
Womier’s ERA75 is a bold 75% that refuses to blend in. Want big style, real features, and a few quirks to match? Here’s the quick breakdown - what’s great, what’s not, and whether it’s the right fit for your desk. It’s been a good while sin...
Rustic Defense Review – Ambitious Strategy Meets Roguelite Flair
Rustic Defense may look modest, but beneath its simple visuals lies a surprisingly deep strategic core. With procedural maps, a hex grid, and roguelite progression, it offers a challenging and addictive experience for players who enjoy thou...
WLMouse Huan63 Keyboard Review: High-End Materials, Flagship Performance
WLMouse built its name on ultra-light metal mice, and the HUAN63 is that same philosophy brought to a Hall Effect keyboard. It’s a premium-priced 60% board with bold design, serious performance tuning, and a few genuinely unusual build idea...
Spring Tales Review: A Lighthearted Puzzle Adventure
Spring Tales is a lovely, uplifting 2D puzzle adventure game with a wonderful cast of characters at its heart. Help the townsfolk of Blossomdale restore their town in time for the spring festival after a storm devastates the place. I played...
Splinter Cell: Deathwatch Review – Back In The Game
Splinter Cell, a long dormant Ubisoft franchise, and Sam Fisher are back in action and on form. Sam is dragged back into the game of espionage with an accomplice in a short run time but sharply executed story - looking back but also pressin...
The Dagby Files Review: Intriguing Detective Stories Told Through Jigsaw Puzzles
The Dagby Files is an interesting choice for a game if you enjoy completing puzzles, but also like detective mysteries. This game manages to find a nice balance between solving jigsaws as well as solving different crimes. When I first saw t...
High School Dirty Secrets Review: Great Horror Atmosphere (PC)
High School Dirty Secrets creates a tense atmosphere that makes you feel like danger is around the corner. The game doesn’t overstay its welcome but vague objectives may consume most of your time. It’s not the best story but still a good ho...
DETECTIVE – Rainy Night Review: Unclear Mystery Identity
DETECTIVE - Rainy Night positions itself as a mystery that you solve. However, it ends up being a horror story with some interactive elements. Without a focused identity, most of the elements are unfocused and it doesn’t deliver the experie...
Drunkdeer X60 Future Keyboard Review: Premium Looks, Competitive Roots
Want a 60% keyboard that looks premium and plays like a competitive weapon? The Drunkdeer X60 Future blends a dense all-metal build, tasteful RGB diffusion, and a genuinely refined feel - without the enthusiast-grade price. Here’s why it st...
Yunzii B75 Pro Max Keyboard Review: Budget Price, Pro Max Energy
YUNZII has a knack for making budget keyboards feel far more complete than they have any right to. The B75 Pro Max follows that formula with a fun, feature-rich 75% layout that’s easy to live with, satisfying to use, and quietly impressive ...
Icebound Secrets: The Frostwood Bane Review – A Gripping Wintry Puzzle Adventure (Switch)
Icebound Secrets: The Frostwood Bane is a mystery puzzle adventure that will keep you hooked from beginning to end, whether it's the mysterious and compelling story, or the challenging-yet-addictive puzzles to solve. Last year, I played and...
Percy Jackson and the Olympians – Season 2 Episodes 6 & 7 Review: Consequences Hit Hard
A deep, emotional review of Percy Jackson Season 2 Episodes 6 and 7, exploring loyalty, consequence, and how one impossible choice reshapes the characters, the quest, and what comes next. Watching Episodes 6 (“Nobody Gets the Fleece”) and 7...
Donkey Kong Bananza Review: Oh Banana! (Switch 2)
If you're looking for a smashing time then Donkey Kong Bananza might be for you. Guide DK and Pauline in a subterrainian adventure going deeper underground, blasting through anything that stands in your way as they search for the mysterious...
Wander Scoop Review: A Nice Serving of Coziness (Switch)
Wander Scoop is a cozy ice cream serving simulator game where you run your own ice cream truck, serving a cast of interesting characters and building up your little empire. By leveling up and earning decent money, you can upgrade your busin...
Retro Relics Review: A Casual Adventure With Metal Detecting
Retro Relics is a casual adventure game where you equip your trusty metal detector and hunt for relics at a relaxed pace. This game is ideal if you enjoy completing collectibles at a slower pace. Not too long ago as I browsed through the up...
SnapCat: Mia’s Cozy Adventure Review – A Simple Cat Photography Chillout Experience (Switch)
SnapCat: Mia's Cozy Adventure is ideal for those seeking a completely stress-free game, doubly so if you like cats and enjoy photography. Functioning as almost a hidden objects game, SnapCat has a suitably relaxing and attractive Mediterran...
Primal Fray Review: The Roguelike Bog (PC)
Primal Fray focuses primarily on roguelike strategic combat to pit you against groups of enemies. Getting a new team every run reduces attachment and forces you to experiment with new combinations. It’s not an easy game to learn but there’s...
Summer Unpacked Review: Challenging Puzzles With a Cozy Vacation Setting (Switch)
Summer Unpacked is a cozy puzzle collection game with a vacation theme. The puzzles are surprisingly challenging, with little in the way of guidance, although once you do figure out the solutions, it can feel rewarding. I first saw Summer U...
