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UPDATED: Cyberpunk 2077 Review – Anarchy in the Night City
Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the best digital storytelling experiences ever created. Only once in a while comes a game that keeps my thoughts occupied…
Twin Mirror Review – Mediocre Murder Mystery
Twin Mirror is a gaming equivalent of Twin Peaks devoid of supernatural stuff, great characters, or otherworldly suspense. This narrative detective adventure, constructed in a…
Immortals: Fenyx Rising Review – A Link to the Past
Before we proceed with the review, we must wholeheartedly commend Ubisoft for launching a completely new IP in a year as turbulent as this one….
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Review – Another year, another CoD
Another year, another Call of Duty. After sixteen games in the main part of the series and forty-two overall (i kid you not!), it gets…
Godfall Review – Looter/Snoozer
There’s no way of knowing the motivation of people who imagined, planned, greenlit, and developed this game, apart from the desire to make some money….
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales Review – Web Swinger 2.0
If you don’t know who the heck is Miles Morales, we don’t blame you – the guy was introduced in 2011. as a replacement for…
Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla Review – Where the Persistent May Play Forever
Valhalla is the 12th main game in the Assassin’s Creed series, twenty-second if we include mobile and spinoff games. For the relatively young franchise of…
Fuser Review – Creating Music With a Video Game
The second half of the 1990s saw the emergence of sampler software on PCs and, for the first time, things that were only possible with…
Watch Dogs: Legion Review – Urban Guerilla Pumpkin Spice Latte
How to fight modern techno fascism that turned great European metropolis into a dystopian warren of crushed liberties? Apparently, it is relatively easy if you…
Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods – Part One Review – Fear, Fury, Frustration, Fun
Internal justification for every DLC for any game in existence probably goes like this: “If you still want more of this, you want it spiced,…
Amnesia: Rebirth Review – There is Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself
Frictional Games established itself over the years as THE developer for indie horror games. In fact, the “indie” prefix is completely redundant in their case,…
Star Wars: Squadrons Review – Lock S-foils in Attack Position
There is a gaping discrepancy between the number of good Star Wars games versus good Star Wars movies and TV shows. Many ancient fans would…
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time Review – Can You Really Go Back Home?
Crash Bandicoot games made an immense impact on the platforming scene of the nineties and helped proliferate Sony PlayStation as a console of choice, destined…
Serious Sam 4 Review – Decadent Old-School Comedy Shooter
Single player first-person shooters have devolved over the years into overly-cinematic affairs, focusing heavily on characters and plot but neglecting the meat and bones of…
Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions Review
While watching the 1978. World Cup, Yoichi Takahashi came up with the character of Captain Tsubasa, a manga hero who, in an unbreakable synergy with…
Project Cars 3 Review
Project CARS, in the form as we knew it, no longer exists! The Don Quixote among driving simulations, the only game in the genre that…
Marvel’s Avengers Review
You never get a second chance to make a first impression. Marvel’s Avengers deserves to be the default entry in the “Great encyclopedia of phraseology”…
Ghost of Tsushima Review
Mother Nature is sometimes a crucial factor in shaping the flow of events in human history. Imagine, if you will, operation Barbarossa without the Russian…
The Last of Us Part II Review
Australian fires, the COVID-19 pandemic, economic collapse, murder hornets, street riots, the drums of World War III… The greatest game of tug-o-war ever presented in…
Gears Tactics Review
Gears of War wasn’t the first game that combined shooting and taking cover, but it’s probably the most famous of them all. With this game,…