Game Reviews

Megabonk is one of those rare games that sneaks up on you. At first glance, it looks simple, almost minimalist, the kind of game you might open for a quick break. But that first five-minute session quickly turns into twenty, then forty, and before long you catch yourself saying “just one more try” like a mantra.

Arc Riders is genuinely exciting, fast-paced, and packed with moments that make every match feel unique.

So Where Winds Meet finally launched yesterday, and after spending some time getting my character up to level 24, I wanted to share my first impressions while everything is still fresh.

A review of the ambitious and sprawling medieval sandbox, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord.

They Are Billions is a brutally addictive RTS where strategy, chaos, and thousands of zombies mix into an experience that’s as satisfying as it is stressful.

Five Days In the Firestorm: A review of the new Battlefield 6 Battle Royale.

Riot's new tag-team fighter is a deep, skill-based, and emotionally charged game that captures the thrill of League’s world and the raw excitement of the fighting genre.

If you’ve ever wanted a football game that blends arcade-style energy with precise player control, Rematch might be your next obsession.

Ball X Pit immediately grabs your attention with its simple yet engaging gameplay concept. You control a small character equipped with the ability to shoot balls at enemies, clearing waves in compact, colorful arenas.