In recent events, Playstation has announced that they will completely stop production of physical copies of their games starting January 2028. Now, this might come as a shock to some of you but it’s been coming for some time. Mainly…
As someone who’s not afraid to admit that I’ve played a good portion of survival games available on the internet, I’ve got a bone to pick with this genre. I’ve played every major title even before I started this blog…
Black Myth: Zhong Kui is an independent sequel of the highly praised and awarded ARPG game called Black Myth: Wukong. The game was released on 20th of August 2024 and received overwhelming positive reviews across all platforms. I’ve been following…
As someone who’s been playing all kinds of video games for over 25 years, I have a bone to pick with video games in general. Modern developers tend to put features in their games that usually get blown out of…
Live service games (LSGs) are designed to receive ongoing updates, including bug fixes, gameplay improvements, seasonal content, battle passes, and limited-time events. Usually they’re free-to-play games that are supported by cosmetic purchases, paid expansions, and in-game currencies. They’re designed to…
Disney Dreamlight Valley has 60+ unlockable characters in their arsenal. Unlocking them isn’t an easy task and it takes some time till you can do all of that. More importantly, not every character is as useful as some. Some of…
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 be able to afford one (or at least one that…
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, and I didn’t want to sit in front of a…
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 full release. For that, I’ve always considered myself as a…
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 some extreme cases, those games never see the light of…