When you have more time to talk about games, than actually play them.
When DON’T NOD first unveiled Aphelion, it felt like the studio was stepping into uncharted territory—literally and creatively. Known for emotionally charged narrative adventures, the team pivoted toward a cinematic sci‑fi survival experience set on a newly discovered ninth planet at the edge of our solar system. The result is a game that blends grounded … Read moreAphelion: Surviving the Frozen World
The first thing that hits you when you step into Replaced is the mood. That thick, neon‑drenched melancholy feels like someone took the memory of a 90s cyberpunk platformer, polished it with modern lighting tech, and then let it brood in a corner until it started smoking a cigarette. It’s stylish, but not in a … Read moreReplaced is a Flashback
Starfield is a game built on freedom—freedom to explore, to build, to align with factions, and to shape your character’s place in the Settled Systems. Turning off the Starfield dialogue camera is just another form of that freedom. It lets the game breathe, lets conversations feel more natural, and gives players control over how they … Read moreTurn off Starfield Dialogue Camera Zoom
When Crimson Desert first burst onto the scene, it felt like the second coming of open‑world RPGs. Pearl Abyss dropped trailers that looked like CGI reels masquerading as gameplay. People were convinced it couldn’t possibly run on real hardware. The promise was intoxicating: a gritty fantasy world, physics‑driven combat, cinematic set pieces, and a level … Read moreCrimson Desert is the Best Messy Game
Okay, so imagine you’re a lighthouse. You wake up one day because a bird crash-lands on your dome, and suddenly you’re off on a journey through a decaying, post-human world. That’s Keeper, Double Fine’s latest indie fever dream, and it’s kind of incredible. It’s also included with Game Pass. No drugs in the game, but … Read moreKeeper is Weird, Beautiful and a Must Play
For gamers who grew up quoting “Dead or alive, you’re coming with me,” RoboCop Rogue City is more than just a first-person shooter—it’s a gritty, blood-soaked love letter to the 1980s and ’90s action. A surprisingly faithful homage to the original RoboCop films. Developed by Teyon, the studio behind Terminator: Resistance, this game doesn’t just … Read moreRobocop Rogue City Nostalgia is Real