I Returned to Palworld After Two Years – Is 1.0 Finally Worth It?
Palworld 1.0 was released on July 10th and the reception that game had is beyond amazing. There are 400k+ players currently playing it and it peaked at 825k in just…
Disney Dreamlight Valley Tips for Beginners (2026)
Disney Dreamlight Valley is a cozy life simulation and the biggest mistake you could make is thinking it’s a simple game. It’s far from it. It features multiple mechanics that…
Steam Deck vs PC — Do You Need One If You Have a PC, and Is It Worth Getting Instead?
I’ll be honest with you: a few months ago, I realized I badly needed a new PC. However, the prices currently being what they are, I wasn’t sure if I’d…
Stardew Valley Mobile vs PC: Which One Should You Play?
The decision on whether to play Stardew Valley on mobile or PC is a tough one, or at least it was for me. Personally, I use my PC for work,…
Stronghold 4 First Impressions: A Return to Classic Castle Building?
Recently I had the opportunity to test out Stronghold 4 – a game series that was a huge part of my childhood. I’ve probably spent well over 1000 hours playing…
Games Like Red Dead Redemption 2 — The Best Alternatives for When Nothing Else Compares
Let me guess — Red Dead Redemption 2 has ruined open-world games for you. After spending countless hours in one of the most meticulously crafted video games ever made, it’s…
Early Access Is One of Gaming’s Best Innovations
In my late teens, I considered early access to be one of the most despicable things that a gaming company can do. I strongly avoided getting anything that wasn’t a…
Disney Dreamlight Valley Review (2026): Is It Still Worth Playing?
Disney’s Dreamlight Valley has been on my wishlist for 4 years already and the reason I kept putting it off was that, in the back of my mind I always…
Township Review — I Finally Tried the Most Popular Farming Game on Mobile
Township is a cozy farming and city-building mobile game developed and published by Playrix. With 500 million downloads on the Play Store, it’s one of the biggest and most popular…
Why Publishers Announce Games Years Early
Most publishers tend to announce their games years before they’re ready to release them. In some cases they don’t even start development of it long after the announcement. And in…
Red Dead Redemption 2 Review (2026) — Gameplay, Missions, and More
Red Dead Redemption 2 is a Western-themed action-adventure game that was released in October 2018. It sold over 17 million copies in the first two weeks and so everyone was…
PlayForge and The Curse of Having Too Many Games
When I was a child, the only way for me to get a video game I wanted was by the grace of parents or from a friend who was done…
Is Gossip Harbor a Good Merge Game? PlayForge Review
Gossip Harbor is a mobile merge game published by Microfun Limited. It was released on Sep 9, 2022 and in just 4 years, they’ve managed to amass over 50 million…
The Best Thing Mobile Games Did Was Make Gaming Normal
Back when I was young, being a gamer was a bad thing. Sure, playing some video games was fine, maybe, but in general gaming was villainized and made out to…
Car Mechanic Simulator 2018: Could I Be a Mechanic?
Car Mechanic Simulator 2018 is a game developed by Red Dot Games, an indie game studio that found success in creating mechanic simulators. This isn’t their first nor their last…
Can Some Screen Time Be Good for Kids? A Parent’s Perspective
If you’re a parent, then I’m sure you know that screen time is the evil villain of the modern age. It’s the ruiner of children, destroyer of society, a plague…
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor Review – Addictive Mining Action
I still remember distinctly back in 2018 when Deep Rock Galactic was released in early access. Back then I had friends who were willing to game whenever but at that…
Gaming Feels Less Magical Once You Start Following the Meta
I’ve recently had the pleasure of playing the new Diablo IV season (Lord of Hatred) and something rather curious happened to me. (Stay tuned for that full article, coming soon,…
Are Cozy Games Thing Of The Future?
When I was a young man, playing cozy games wasn’t even on the table. That option didn’t cross my mind once. The gaming “sessions” were wild and there were dark…
Gris Review: A Cozy, Emotional, Short Game
This year I’ve been followed by a series of unfortunate events, the latest being a torn shoulder, which meant a lot of rest and a lot of uncomfortable sitting. As…