Tag: PC

  • Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound – A Bloody Symphony of Steel and Shadow

    For years, the allure of both Ninja Gaiden’s legendary difficulty and The Game Kitchen’s atmospheric Blasphemous titles has quietly simmered in the back of my gaming mind. On paper, these experiences, rich in challenging combat and evocative worlds, should have been a perfect fit. Yet, for reasons I could never quite pinpoint, neither series fully…

  • Lost Soul Aside: A Dragon’s Tale with a Tarnished Shine

    When Lost Soul Aside first graced screens with its early trailers, it painted a vivid picture of a high-octane action RPG, a stylish combat spectacle that many, myself included, were eagerly longing for. On paper, it promised a thrilling adventure, a new contender in a genre often dominated by established giants. Yet, the reality, as…

  • Metal Eden: A Blazing Fast-Paced FPS

    When I first caught a glimpse of a trailer for Metal Eden, it looked undeniably cool, a promising vision of futuristic chaos. Yet, I struggled to truly grasp the kind of game it aimed to be. Then came the inevitable delay, a common occurrence that pushed it to the back of many minds, including my…

  • Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Blends Nostalgia with Modern Frustration

    For many, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater isn’t just a classic; it’s a foundational pillar of modern gaming, a masterclass in storytelling, stealth gameplay, and character development. When Konami announced a full remake, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, a collective gasp of excitement, myself included, swept through the gaming community. How could they…

  • Echoes of the End: A Comforting, Under-the-Radar Adventure for Tired Souls

    In a landscape dominated by open worlds and ambitious narratives, Echoes of the End quietly emerges as a familiar proposition. It’s a game that, despite its generic leanings and the formidable competition it faces, carved out a surprisingly enjoyable shorter, self-contained experience. It might not redefine the genre, but it certainly offers a pleasant escape…

  • Demon Slayer – The Hinokami Chronicles 2: A Breath of Fresh Air for Anime Fighters

    The phenomenon that is Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is nearly impossible to have missed. Its meteoric rise in popularity has naturally led to a couple of video game adaptations in recent years. The first installment, Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles, launched in 2021 to a somewhat lukewarm critical reception, yet it…

  • Ready or Not: SWATing the Competition

    The tactical first-person shooter genre has seen a resurgence in recent years, shedding its niche status and attracting a wider audience. Much of this renewed interest can be attributed to the uncompromising realism and intense gameplay offered by titles like Ready or Not. Originally a PC staple, its much-anticipated arrival on consoles begs a crucial…

  • Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War – Definitive Edition: A Legacy Forged in the Grimdark

    When Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War first burst onto the scene in 2004, it was nothing short of a revelation. For long-time fans of Games Workshop’s grimdark universe, it offered an authentic, brutal, and visceral interpretation of the 41st Millennium. Now, almost two decades later, and with a small but hopeful revival of the RTS…

  • Titan Quest 2 Early Access Preview: Threads of Fate Unspun

    The original Titan Quest holds a special place in my ARPG pantheon. There was something uniquely captivating about its vibrant, sun-drenched world of ancient Greece, steeped in intriguing mythology, paired with a combat system that felt satisfyingly weighty without trying to reinvent the wheel. My anticipation for Titan Quest 2 has been soaring since its…

  • Killing Floor 3 Review: A Familiar Fight With Room to Grow

    When the first Killing Floor burst onto the scene, I’d just begun to fatigue on the zombie horde premise Left 4 Dead had perfected. Killing Floor, with its slower, more tactical wave-based survival and distinct Perk system, offered a refreshing change of pace, and it quickly became a perfect match for what I craved. By…