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Asmir is a Guides writer and Reviews Editor at AltChar. He's an English Language and Literature graduate and a die-hard fan of Manchester United. He started as a PC gamer but now values his PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S more than anything else.
In addition to writing all kinds of reviews for AltChar, Asmir also loves grinding games for guides so you'll see plenty of "How to" and "Where to" pieces on this page.
Asmir started his gaming career a long time ago, but his first and biggest love is the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time trilogy. He is a huge fan of Assassin's Creed games, God of War, and all other story-related action adventure RPGs too. Lately, he has discovered a passion for Souls-like games, and he is also a trophy hunter, with 59 PS Platinum trophies in his possession.
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With around 80 hours of content, a story that outclasses the base game and performance that is finally stable, Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen caps Capcom's remarkable 2026 and gives the Arisen the adventure it deserved two years ago.
OCTOBER 7
Order of the Sinking Star looks like a simple stone pusher you'd play on your phone, but behind that modest look hides a huge, clever puzzle adventure that will test your patience as much as your brain.
OCTOBER 7
End of Abyss dresses a punishing Souls-like in Little Nightmares clothing, and while its bosses, level design and atmosphere are superb, an awkward aiming system turns far too many fights into a battle with the controller.
SEPTEMBER 30
Minecraft Dungeons II turned a reviewer who had avoided every Minecraft game on principle into a believer, thanks to a surprisingly engaging story, a deep gear system, and combat that turns out to be far more than button-mashing.
SEPTEMBER 28
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve punishes everything Hollywood taught you about dogfights, but once it clicks, it rewards you with a grounded, surprisingly human war story and some of the best-looking skies ever put in a video game.
SEPTEMBER 25
Farming Camp wants to be your next cosy obsession and mostly succeeds, right up until its teenage campers start bickering like they wandered in from a nastier game.
SEPTEMBER 25
Silent Hill: Townfall locks its security room behind a whiteboard scrawl and a hallway full of padlocked briefcases, and working out which one matters comes before you've even reached the lift.
SEPTEMBER 24
SiN Reloaded resurrects a forgotten 1998 shooter with sharper visuals, a toggle back to the original look, and just enough charm to awake a nostalgia in you if you're an older gamer or a curiosity if you're a younger one.
SEPTEMBER 24
Aniimo hands you a free download, a Pokémon-style creature hunt across a vivid open world, and a story you didn't expect to care about, then nearly ruins it by letting the dialogue go mute mid-scene.
SEPTEMBER 23
Told through three haunted perspectives and wrapped in the fog of St. Amelia, Silent Hill: Townfall proves that No Code understood exactly what made Silent Hill 2 unforgettable.
SEPTEMBER 21
Silent Hill: Townfall drops you in a locked room with a keypad, six camera feeds and a printer that won't shut up, and asks you to relive someone else's worst night, one code at a time.
SEPTEMBER 21
Three empty scales, three hidden objects, and a letter that quietly tells you exactly where each one goes. Here's how to close out the clinic in St. Amelia.
SEPTEMBER 21
