Articles for category: Roundups

April 27, 2026

Pavle Perunicic

OG Monday Announcement and Honoring The Games That Shaped Us

Lately, I’ve been feeling nostalgic and I started reminiscing about good old times. My history with video games is so long that I’ve forgotten more games than I can remember. But even though they’re forgotten, the lessons that I’ve learned from them stay with me to this day.  Fortunately, some of them were too memorable to forget. There was that time I got a Sega Mega. It was used, beaten up, worn down, but it didn’t matter because it came with over 50 cartridges and you better believe I tested every single one of them.  On the chance of sounding

March 16, 2026

Pavle Perunicic

Featured Games of The Week March 16 – 22

Playing the Warhammer 40k took most of my time last week. Which led me to go through the lore of Warhammer and grasp the basics of it. I’m getting there slowly. All of this made me even more invested, so naturally I’ve started 3D printing a few “miniatures”. If you have plans with minis that I can massively print to paint, let me know, I would love to hear from you. Anyways, I have really high hopes for this week’s games and I intend to test out all of them from my list. So here are my top picks:  The

February 16, 2026

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New Games This Week (Feb 16 – Feb 22) – Game Drop Monday

We’re already half through February and it’s been fun so far and there were plenty of games to check out. Now for this third week, I’ve got for you only 2 games and one of them is just a demo. The list is rather short but nothing else caught my eye. That could be on me, the list of games coming out this week is long but nothing else peaked my interest. Could be related to my poor sleep. For some reason I spent the whole night freezing even though the temperature hasn’t dropped once. Let’s hope this was just

February 9, 2026

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New Games This Week (Feb 9 – Feb 15) – Game Drop Monday

The past week was pretty eventful and I hope you had fun as much as I did. But it’s Monday and it’s time for a list of new games coming out this week. With the rise of AI in the gaming world, I’ve feared that this is it, we peaked and there won’t be any good games in the future. So far I’ve been wrong and we as gamers are eating GOOOOOD. This year has been nothing short of great and I’m happy to report that streak continues. So without further ado, here are games to check out this week:

February 2, 2026

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New Games Releasing This Week (Feb 2–8) | Game Drop Monday

Guess what — it’s Monday, which means a new batch of games to look forward to checking out. This week is going to be a doozy. There’s so much happening that I don’t even know where to start. The list this time around is longer than usual, so it’s physically impossible to try them all and have a great time. So you’ll have to make an executive decision and just pick one or two. Who would have thought that the beginning of February could be so chaotic? Anyways, here are all the games:  Punishing: Gray Raven – 3 Feb, 2026

January 26, 2026

Pavle Perunicic

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New Games This Week (Jan 26–Feb 01) – Game Drop Monday

Guess what — it’s Monday, which means a new batch of games to look forward to checking out. Last week was filled with a lot of excitement, wild moments and a lot of drama. The main thing for me is that ALGS ended(technically that week but the day prior but I didn’t watch it then) and boy, it was such a rollercoaster.  Congrats to Oblivion on winning it and team Falcons on the second place. I was never a fan of how they held the finals, I just feel like the whole point system and winning games after you reach

January 12, 2026

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New Games This Week (January 12–18) – Game Drop Monday

Finding new games to play can get overwhelming — there are so many options out there. And if you try looking up what to play, everybody is recommending the same games over and over. Chances that you already played them are high and if you’re a gamer, I think you should also try games that didn’t have millions poured into marketing. Also, Mondays are usually tough but I think having something to look forward to can help it make them just a little bit easier. So here is a list of upcoming games that are coming this week that I

December 15, 2025

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Master the Way of the Sword: Top Samurai Games to Play

Samurai games have had a big place in my heart since forever. It’s just one of those things that piqued my interest. It started with movies, cartoons and eventually, once I got my hands on a PC, I moved onto the games. It’s been a long time since that moment and I’m happy to report that my passion for it hasn’t dwindled. If you seek to walk the path of bushido through your screen, these are the samurai games, both modern and classic that capture the essence. Modern Samurai Games In recent years there’s been a huge rise of samurai

September 10, 2025

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Tight Budget? Here are 20 Amazing Games You Can Play for Free

Free games aren’t that common, but they aren’t that rare either. There’s plenty of them if you know where to look, and they don’t have to be just battle royale shooters and MMOs (though those are great too, and have earned their spot on this list).  And I know what they say — if it’s free, you’re the product — but these games are genuinely great and you don’t need to spend any money on them if you don’t want to, plus I didn’t find any ads or anything shifty, so you can enjoy them without worrying. And they’re great

September 2, 2025

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Games Kids Will Love — Tried, Tested, and Recommended

Games for kids can be tricky to pick out, can’t they? On one hand, you want something fun and exciting that will actually keep their attention. On the other, you want to make sure it’s age-appropriate, safe, and maybe even sneakily educational.  Luckily, there are tons of amazing games out there, no matter your child’s age, what they like, which platform you prefer, and whether you want to play together with them (and how much you want to get involved). I’ve listed them all below — all tried and tested by a very patient eight year old and a very