Sadeq Moqaddam
Stupid Never Dies is brimming with visual appeal and fresh ideas, all packed with untapped potential. Unfortunately, it never comes close to realizing that potential. Instead, it tries to disguise a straightforward 10-hour action game as a roguelike-inspired RPG by drowning players in meaningless choices that have little to no impact. Its story fails to deliver on its emotional moments, its humor falls flat, and even its ending leaves much to be desired. Its only real saving graces are its appealing art direction and solid soundtrack, both of which eventually wear thin after 30 hours of play.
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Crimson Desert isn't just one of the best games of the year; in my opinion, it's one of the greatest games ever made and deserves to be counted among the legendary works in the history of the industry. This game sets a new standard for action RPGs and open-world sandbox games, and I can't wait to see what else the developers will add to this seemingly endless world in future DLCs.
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Since there are still two more sections of this DLC remaining, giving a final opinion about it is not an easy task. However, so far, the development team has shown that they are moving in the right direction. As I mentioned at the beginning, unlike the original version, they are making this product feel more like an actual “game” rather than just a somewhat scary animated experience. That said, I still think the difficulty level and gameplay challenges could use more work, as the experience is currently a bit too simple and easy. The appealing environmental design, more engaging gameplay and puzzles, an innovative and interesting combat system, exciting boss fights and chase sequences, combined with a dark and mysterious story, have created a strong start for Reanimal’s new content. I’m eager to see how this new direction develops and how it ultimately comes to an end.
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Reanimal is a delightful, tense, artistic, and unforgettable experience—perfect for players who prefer a relaxed yet unique and immersive journey over pure challenge. Its strikingly distinctive world design pulls you in completely, and despite its ambiguous storytelling, it creates a haunting, hellish setting that lingers in your memory. The only things keeping the game from being truly flawless are its somewhat unsatisfying ending and a few minor technical bugs. Still, these issues are far from significant enough to take away from what is ultimately a beautiful piece of interactive art.
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Cronos: The New Dawn is one of the most complete, creative, and thrilling games of this year, and without a doubt, one of the best horror games of this generation. It hasn’t come just to announce its presence; it’s here to push the genre forward, add new elements to it, and prove that there’s still room for creativity and fresh ideas in survival horror. Cronos plants a new kind of fear in your heart and makes sure you’re glued to your seat.
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Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is a top-tier fighting game with engaging single-player content and solid online modes like Rank and Casual Match. It features 17 unique characters (with 5 more coming for free), impressive graphics, and extra features like Jukebox and Color Edit. While nearly perfect, it’s held back slightly by minor graphical issues and a weak tutorial section.
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