Pavle Perunicic 
Steam Decks and indie games are a perfect match. You get bite-sized adventures, innovative mechanics, and games that play beautifully on handhelds. But finding great indie games isn’t the problem — it’s choosing which one to play. Seriously, the sheer number of amazing options is both a blessing and a curse. You scroll through your … Read more
Following the recent trends in the gaming industry, releasing an AAA game doesn’t mean you’ll be successful. In fact, it’s almost counterproductive, especially when it feels like no thought was put into the game. At the same time, the smaller indie studios look like they’re doing more than just fine. So, why is all of … Read more
Lego games are just fun, plain and simple. I haven’t met a single person that didn’t enjoy at least one Lego game. You’re never too old or too young to play them. No, seriously, I set my three year old loose in one of them and she loved it. Sure, she got lost a lot … Read more
The PlayStation 4 might not be Sony’s newest console anymore, but let’s be honest — some of its games are still absolute must-plays in 2025. Whether you’re diving back into your library or just picking up a PS4 for cheap, there are titles here that haven’t aged a bit. From cinematic adventures to fast-paced action, … Read more
The first Elder Scrolls VI teaser trailer was released in 2018 and since then it’s been pretty much radio silence from Bethesda Studios. Of course, that left tons of room for speculations, daydreaming, possible leaks, and a whole lot of lies. But it’s still an interesting topic, and something that the gaming world won’t let … Read more
Plucky Squire is an action-adventure platform game that was released in September 2024. I had my eye on this game way before the release and while I was waiting for it, I got distracted by other games and forgot to play it. Which was kinda lucky on my side because now Plucky Squire is “free” … Read more
Offline PC games exist — yes, even in today’s always-connected world. And thank goodness they do. Because when you’re traveling, stuck with spotty Wi-Fi, or just want to unplug and actually own your experience without servers getting in the way, there are still plenty of games you can play without an internet connection. That said, … Read more
Idle games are the ultimate comfort food of mobile gaming. You check on them between coffee sips, during loading screens, or while pretending to be productive. They’ve evolved far beyond their early tap-and-wait days, turning into beautifully designed worlds full of strategy, progression, and (surprisingly) depth. And no matter what you want to (idly) do … Read more
Shadow of War is a sequel to Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and was released back in 2017. Time does seem to fly really fast. I’ve written an article about the best Lord of the Rings games and since then I’ve had this itch to get back to that world. So, what better way to do … Read more
As a huge fan of Naruto, I’ve always dreamed of playing the game where they finally let me experience what it was like for him. To get full experience of what it took for Naruto to become what he is today – a legend. To start from Ninja Academy, try to become Genin, go on … Read more