In a gaming landscape saturated with loot-chasing power fantasies and raid-heavy time sinks, Don’t Lose Aggro dares to ask: what if the tank was the hero, and the raid was yours alone to command? Crafted… Don’t Lose Aggro: A Solo Tanking Triumph That Redefines MMO DNA
In recent years, Konami has taken an interesting approach to reestablish itself in the video game market. Their strategy has been to give opportunities to lesser-known studios, many of which usually provide support in specific… Review: Silent Hill F — A New Direction for Horror
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Dying Light franchise, Techland delivers what many already consider its third main installment: Dying Light: The Beast. What initially began as a simple DLC for the second game… Dying Light: The Beast — Unleashing the Darkness Within
The roguelike genre has gained great popularity in recent years, delivering memorable experiences while also dividing players. Its formula challenging and repetitive is loved by some and hated by others. Within this landscape comes Review… Review : Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree: — A Roguelike That Seeks Innovation Without Forgetting Its Roots
After years of absence, the Skate franchise is back, this time reimagined as a live-service title that essentially works as a reboot. Released as a free early access game, this new installment preserves some of… Review Skate — Renewal or Misstep in Its Reboot?
Platform: Steam (Early Access, 2026)Developer/Publisher: Lupio StudiosGenre: 3D Action RPG / Open WorldSetting: Alien planet Ness-444Status: Version 0.1.0 demo available First Impressions: A World Worth Watching The Last Worlds: Crossed Souls drops players into the… Game Demo Peview: The Last Worlds: Crossed Souls – A Planet on the Brink, A Legacy in the Making
Sonic games have always stood out for bringing something new with each release while staying true to their identity. Over the years, we’ve seen different variations ranging from fighting games to 2D and 3D platformers,… Review: Sonic Racing Crossworlds — Fun at Full Speed
For years, Lego video games have followed a very specific formula. It wasn’t until the company decided to let other studios experiment with its brand that we began to see meaningful changes. At the same… Review: Lego Voyagers — A Short but Charming Journey
In recent years, we’ve seen a rise in video games that feel more like interactive movies, where the player mostly selects dialogue options and explores limited areas. However, Dead Reset goes a step further: it’s… Review: Dead Reset — B-Movie Horror Goes Interactive
The Borderlands franchise has remained a staple among gamers for the past 16 years, helping redefine what we now know as the looter shooter. The last entry was released six years ago and received mixed… Review: Borderlands 4 — Guaranteed Fun, but with a Different Tone