Articles for category: Reviews

October 29, 2025

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Oriental Immortal: Sandbox RPG With Millions of Views in China

Oriental Immortal is an upcoming Chinese open-world sandbox RPG inspired by classic cultivation stories, the kind where you train, ascend, and basically become a god if you grind hard enough. The game’s still in development, with early playtest/demo available on Steam. Now, the game here didn’t catch any buzz yet but on Chinese socials, it already has a couple million views. Which I only found out recently while I was gathering some information about developers.  First 60 Minutes With Oriental Immortal When I stumbled on Oriental Immortal on Steam, it caught my eye and I didn’t expect the game not

October 21, 2025

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mo.co by Supercell Review: Fun, Fast, But Is It Deep Enough?

mo.co is Supercell’s latest experiment, an online ARPG that swaps out bases and builds for monster hunts and flashy combat. It dropped in 2025 on Android and iOS, and it’s pretty clear Supercell wanted to try something different here. The setup’s simple: you hop into quick missions, team up with friends (or randoms), and take down colorful beasts while collecting loot to upgrade your gear. It’s fast, stylish, and easy to get into, which makes sense for a studio known for making mobile games that hook you right away. What stood out to me most is how smooth everything feels.

October 17, 2025

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Tabletop Game Shop Simulator Review: Is It Just Another Management Sim? 

Tabletop Game Shop Simulator is a cozy store management and simulation game available on PC (Steam). It puts you in charge of your very own tabletop game shop, where you’ll stock shelves, manage customers, and slowly grow your business from a small corner store into a big empire. It’s surprisingly relaxing, and the progression loop of expanding your space and customizing your shop is genuinely satisfying. Did it live up to the cozy sim dream? Read on and find out. First 60 Minutes With Tabletop Game Shop Simulator The first hour in Tabletop Game Shop Simulator does a great job

October 5, 2025

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Stardew Valley Review: Is It Worth Your Time in 2026?

Stardew Valley is a cozy life sim released way back in 2016 by Concerned Ape. It took the world by a storm then, and it’s still going strong now (and growing), even after almost ten years. What’s even more impressive — this game was developed fully by one man who had no formal training in game design, art or music.  And if you’re a little bit like me (wary of anything labelled “cozy” or anything really hyped up), you might want to know if it’s worth playing now, in 2026. Well, I’m here to help with that.  The short of

October 3, 2025

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Ghost of Yōtei Review: Does It Live Up to The Hype?

Ghost of Yōtei has been my most anticipated game of the year. Its predecessor, Ghost of Tsushima, is probably my favorite game of all time, and so naturally, I couldn’t wait to play this one. Plus, all of the content that came out about it before it was released looked awesome. And if that doesn’t tell you enough about how excited and hyped I was for this game, then you should know that I played it the moment it came out, even though I had a fever and felt like crap the whole time. Right away, I was blown away

October 1, 2025

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Fantasy Maiden Wars – Dream of the Stray Dreamer

Review: Fantasy Maiden Wars – Dream of the Stray Dreamer

Fantasy Maiden Wars is a new Touhou fan game that’s going to be released on Steam on 21 Oct, 2025. It’s sort of a tactical RPG where you lead characters in grid-style battles. You can mess around with skills, spell cards, and other stats that will boost your character.  Recently I’ve wanted to do a series where I test a certain amount of indie games on a weekly basis and highlight the ones I like the most. While I was planning on how to do it, an email popped up and they were asking me to check out the game. Talk

September 28, 2025

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Diablo IV Review: Is It Worth Playing in 2026?

Diablo IV is a dark fantasy action RPG that sends you into the war-torn world of Sanctuary. Available on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One, it officially released on June 5, 2023. This installment stands out for its gritty atmosphere, open-world exploration, and class-driven combat that keeps both series veterans and newcomers occupied for weeks. Did we end up loving Diablo IV overall, or were the drawbacks too big to ignore? Read on and find out. Last updated on: Quick Facts About Diablo IV Developer/Publisher Blizzard Entertainment Platforms you can play it on PC, PS5/4, Xbox Series X/S,

September 16, 2025

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Genshin Impact Review — Worth Playing in 2026?

Genshin Impact is an open-world action RPG (see our picks for the best RPGs) that dropped back in September 2020 and is now on PC, PlayStation, and mobile. What made it such a big hit back then is how a free-to-play title ended up looking and playing like a full-price blockbuster, mixing anime visuals, elemental combat, and a world that feels endless. I still think the best part of Genshin was just exploring. You’re always running into puzzles, hidden loot, or side quests that spiral into bigger adventures. Of course, the gacha side of things can be a drag, and

September 12, 2025

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Borderlands 4 Review: Is It Worth Your Time?

An honest review from someone with an average PC. Borderlands 4 is a looter shooter released on September 12, 2025 as one of the year’s most anticipated sequels and a long-awaited return to the franchise. It’s available on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and it has planned expansions and extra content just like the previous installments. I played it on my PC, and I really should have gone with my PS5 because you pretty much need a NASA rig to get this game working, which I realized way too late. But I was fortunate enough that it did kind

September 4, 2025

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Hollow Knight: Silksong Review — Was It Worth the Wait?

Hollow Knight Silksong is a soulslike metroidvania that came out on September 4, 2025 and managed to crash the servers within the first hour of being out. Which is amazing for an indie game, I have to say, despite being a follow up to the already much-loved Hollow Knight. But it’s been a long time coming (8 years, give or take) and fans were excited.  I’ll be honest, I was one of those lucky few who managed to buy and download the game before the whole crash (even though the payment system did bug and crash once or twice). And