Pavle Perunicic 
Soulslike games for beginners is a bit of an oxymoron because, let’s face it — they’re all so hard. Playing soulslike games can be a real challenge and it can get really frustrating when you are stuck at a certain boss for hours and even days sometimes, just because they seem impossible to beat. I … Read more
Ghost of Yotei is a standalone sequel of a game very dear to me — Ghost of Tsushima (see my full review here). The key part in the previous sentence is “standalone”, which means that while the game’s story is in the same universe, it can be played without playing or having any knowledge about … Read more
If you’re just getting started with Balatro and find yourself stuck on early runs or not sure which jokers are actually doing anything, don’t worry, you’re not alone. The game keeps things simple on the surface, but there’s a lot of clever stuff going on under the hood. This guide breaks down the basics, shares … Read more
Pixel art games used to be a necessary evil, but now they’re a style of its own, and quite popular too. To be honest, I wasn’t a big fan when this trend took off. It might be “vintage” to some people, but it transported me back to barely working consoles or TV games. In my … Read more
When Diablo Immortal was first announced, it got buried under backlash almost immediately. A lot of that came from the idea that a mobile game couldn’t possibly live up to the Diablo name. But the game that launched (and especially the version that exists now) isn’t some watered-down, throwaway spin-off. It’s a full RPG with … Read more
Laptop games exist. And I don’t mean games for expensive, PC-like gaming laptops — I mean games you can play on Chromebook, or any old laptop you have. Which is great news, especially if you’re a student, don’t have a setup yet, or just want to have some fun without investing in expensive devices. And … Read more
Dave the Diver is one of those games you try on a whim and suddenly it’s 2AM and you’re running a sushi bar with a harpoon gun in your inventory. It mixes deep-sea diving, light-hearted management sim chaos, and an absurd sense of humor into something way more addictive than it has any right to … Read more
Starting a new gacha game can get overwhelming, especially if the game has been out for some time and there is so much content. That’s the case with the Epic Seven, if you start now, you probably won’t know where to begin and what to do. As someone who went through the same struggle, I … Read more
Let’s talk about Epic Seven, a game that somehow manages to be both incredibly stylish and aggressively grindy at the same time. I’ve been an Epic Seven fan since day one and I gotta give credit when credit is due. They’ve improved the game so much since the launch — not that it was bad … Read more
Mobile TCG games are perfect for people who used to collect cards as children. That’s me, I used to do that. I still have my collection of Yu-Gi-Oh! cards and now I happily play with my kids. But mobile TCG games are the closest you can get to that if you don’t have anyone to … Read more