Asmir Kovacevic | AltChar

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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.

What does Asmir write about?

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.

What does Asmir play?

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.

Contact Asmir

Wanna talk to Asmir about one of his reviews or thank him for a guide you found helpful? You can reach him via X or email: asmir.kovacevic@altchar.com

Asmir's Articles - Page 8

Samson: How to Fix the Car

Drive carelessly through Tyndalston long enough and your car will let you know about it. Here's how to get it back in working order before it becomes a very expensive paperweight.

APRIL 8

People of Note Review – Rhythm of the Heart

People of Note is a heartfelt indie adventure that blends music, emotion, and exploration into a memorable journey, slightly held back by its safe approach to combat.

APRIL 7

Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection Review – Nostalgia Packaged, Age Exposed

Capcom's latest Legacy Collection rescues a forgotten DS trilogy from obscurity and gives it the best possible home. Whether that trilogy deserved rescuing is highly questionable.

APRIL 4

Grind Survivors Review – Fun Buried Beneath the Grind

Grind Survivors is a roguelike capable of hooking you with its addictive loop and clever systems to the point where you'll simply want more. Why? Well, because it is genuinely fun.

APRIL 3

Crimson Desert Review – Slow to Start, Impossible to Stop

Pearl Abyss's long-awaited RPG, Crimson Desert, had sort of a rough landing but eventually delivers one of the most absorbing open worlds in recent memory.

MARCH 31

Crimson Desert: Duskwood Waterside Ruins puzzle solution

It's a giant board game in the middle of a forest, and some of the pieces are alive and angry. The Duskwood Waterside Ruins puzzle is simpler than it looks, but only once you know what it's actually asking.

MARCH 27

Crimson Desert: Drakesfall Gorge ruins puzzle solution

A stone monarch on a throne, a courtyard full of sword-raised soldiers, and a very simple rule: don't get caught moving. The Drakesfall Gorge ruins puzzle is essentially a game of grandmother's footsteps with worse consequences.

MARCH 27

Crimson Desert: Trembling Woods Ruins puzzle solution

A giant golden disc, three broken controls, and no instructions. The Trembling Woods Ruins puzzle is one of Crimson Desert's more inventive environmental challenges, and the solution is hiding in your skill tree.

MARCH 26

Crimson Desert: Kilnden Workshop puzzle solution

Four kilns, four completely different problems. The Kilnden Workshop quest doesn't repeat itself, which is either refreshing or exhausting depending on how the third one goes.

MARCH 26

Crimson Desert: How to get a two-handed katana early in the game

A powerful katana with three pre-unlocked ability slots is sitting in a chest in Lioncrest Manor. Getting to it requires a mask, a key, and a willingness to climb through a window.

MARCH 24

Crimson Desert: How to solve the Dragon's Stone Chamber puzzle

Three switches, a locked door, and no instructions. The Dragon's Stone Chamber puzzle is one of the more satisfying secrets in Crimson Desert, once you know what it's actually asking you to do.

MARCH 23