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Honest, hands-on video game reviews of the latest releases across all platforms — so you know exactly what's worth your time and money.

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Where Winds Meet Imperial Palace First Impressions: Back to Basics

The Imperial Palace pulls the focus back to our main character with a gripping undercover plot, and some of the best bosses the game has had yet.

Dina HusejnagicMAY 27

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This Is Fine: Maximum Cope Review – Everything Is On Fire, and It's Perfectly Normal

Asmir KovacevicMAY 25

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LEGO Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight Review: Brain off, cowl on

Emina ZulicMAY 26

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Outbound Review – Life on the Open Road

Asmir KovacevicMAY 25

Latest Reviews - Page 6

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Mysteria Ecclesiae Review

A haunting mystery and brilliant atmosphere make Mysteria Ecclesiae a standout KCDII finale, proving Warhorse's monastery formula still works.

Dina HusejnagicNOVEMBER 11

Arc Raiders Review - An Extraction Shooter that Redefines the Genre

Embark Studios redefines the extraction shooter genre with Arc Raiders, their new title featuring breathtaking visuals, a larger-than-life environment, and most importantly, a fun gameplay loop.

Tahmid ShihabNOVEMBER 9

Sanatorium - A Mental Asylum Simulator Review

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.

Dina HusejnagicNOVEMBER 6

Onirism Review - A Surprisingly Challenging Shooter Hidden in Kid-Friendly Wrapping

Onirism is a game that can turn an innocent kid’s adventure into a fast-paced, wildly charming shooter full of heart, humour, and surprising depth in a matter of seconds, and if for nothing else, that alone can be a recommendation enough.

Asmir KovacevicNOVEMBER 4

Football Manager 2026 Review: A Disappointing Step Backwards

Sports Interactive's latest entry strips away beloved features, introduces a confusing UI clearly designed for consoles, and launches in an unfinished state that would make even the most patient manager consider resignation.

Semir OmerovicOCTOBER 30

Painkiller (2025) Review: Live Service Hell That Nobody Asked For

Painkiller franchise returns as a live service co-op shooter, abandoning everything that made the original game special. With no proper campaign, repetitive gameplay, and a worrying lack of content at launch, this reboot is more painful than an eternity in hell itself.

Semir OmerovicOCTOBER 30