Daniyal Sultan Malik's Reviews
Shadow of the Erdtree improves upon the already perfect Elden Ring with the addition of new weapons, regions, and bosses.
Astor: Blade of the Monolith is a solid entry into the ARPG genre with simple yet effective mechanics and combat that make it a recognizable and worthwhile experience.
Turbo Golf Racing is an addictive title that keeps all the things that make the subgenre so popular with several new welcome features.
PO’ed: Definitive Edition tries to capture the essence of the original DOOM, but it fails to be as fluid as its inspiration.
Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER is a simple and intuitive experience that brings a fresh outlook to the genre.
What The Fog brings wave-based shooters to the new age with a bang, reintroducing that addictive gameplay we all know and love.
Heading Out is a memorable journey that uses the freedom of driving to help discover your morality and nature.
No Rest For The Wicked seems like the next big thing in the souls-like genre if it gets the fixes it promptly needs.
INDIKA presents an intriguing narrative that features complex ideas and critical thinking complimented with amazing visuals.
Remnant 2’s The Forgotten Kingdom DLC captures everything great from the base game and pushes it to a new height.
Rocket League offers an exciting and challenging experience with entertaining gameplay and a high skill ceiling, even after almost a decade.
Dragon Ball FighterZ takes the traditional fighting game formula and enhances it with flair to make it accessible and opportunistic.
Despite its innovative nature, Mortal Kombat 11 tries too hard to please its casual audience that it pushes away its tried-and-tested identity.
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is a clear example of being so creative with a simple foundation that everyone, old and young, can admire and actively participate in.