Dina is obsessed with souls-likes and good RPGs in general. Be it a stroll with Geralt in Novigrad or a showdown against Melania in the depths of Miquella's Haligtree, Dina is always up for an adventure. She's a PC gamer at heart, but her love for Ghost of Tsushima will probably make her buy a PS5 for the sequel.
From someone who has spent an embarrassing amount of time in Red Dead Redemption 2 wandering, hunting, or doing absolutely nothing in quiet corners of the map, there’s something about nature in games that just works for me. That’s exactly why Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator caught my attention.
FEBRUARY 13
Frontier Developments reveals how they rebuilt Jurassic World Evolution 3 from scratch, why creative control became the driving force, and what it takes to bring entire dinosaur families to life.
NOVEMBER 20
VORON: Raven's Story is a short Norse mythology adventure that proves you don't need a massive budget or complex systems to tell a good story.
NOVEMBER 14
Rich Chinese history, razor-sharp martial arts combat, and a sprawling, living world make Where Winds Meet an experience you’d pay full price for… but don’t have to.
NOVEMBER 12
A haunting mystery and brilliant atmosphere make Mysteria Ecclesiae a standout KCDII finale, proving Warhorse's monastery formula still works.
NOVEMBER 11
I got hooked on Sanatorium's paperwork during the preview build and needed to see where this undercover journalist-turned-fraudulent-psychiatrist thing was headed. Twenty hours and a couple of Campaign restarts later, the bugs had other plans entirely.
NOVEMBER 6
Livber: Smoke and Mirrors is a hand-crafted psychological horror that's really about toxic relationships and guilt once you get past the scary stuff.
OCTOBER 29
As Long as You're Here is a tender story about the day-to-day realities of living with Alzheimer's disease, and it's an experience that lingers.
OCTOBER 28
Frontier have blended Jurassic World Evolution’s dinosaur spectacle with the creative freedom of the Planet series to deliver pure park-building bliss.
OCTOBER 24
Sanatorium - A Mental Asylum Simulator hooked me surprisingly quickly with its paperwork, an oddly satisfying rhythm of testing and treating patients, and the occasional moment of uncomfortable self-reflection. Here are my thoughts on the game from my two-hour preview.
OCTOBER 7
Ratatan is a rhythm-based roguelike action game that blends side-scrolling combat with commanding a tiny army of musical minions. Even in its Early Access state, it’s got a charm that creeps up on you.
OCTOBER 3
I spent a couple of hours with open-world survival crafting adventure The Signal: Stranded on Sirenis, and these are my early impressions.
SEPTEMBER 30
