Anthony Culinas Avatar Image

Anthony Culinas

Victoria

Favorite Games:
  • Final Fantasy X
  • The Last of Us

135 games reviewed
75.8 average score
80 median score
71.1% of games recommended
10 / 10 - EA Sports FC 26
Oct 14, 2025

This isn’t just a great football game, it’s a statement of intent. EA is back on top form and football has never been this good.

Read full review

8 / 10 - Battlefield 6
Oct 10, 2025

Following the disaster that was Battlefield 2042, Battlefield 6 comes charging in to restore the series’ glory—and for the most part, it delivers. While the campaign struggles with cramped design and cliché storytelling, the multiplayer absolutely dominates with massive, gorgeously-crafted maps, punchy gunplay and the kind of team-focused chaos that reminds us why we fell in love with Battlefield in the first place.

Read full review

It’s a tricky job reimagining one of Agatha Christie’s classics, but this new version of Death on the Nile manages to bring a certain ‘je ne sais quoi’ to the table. The dual-protagonist setup between Poirot and Jane keeps things interesting and varied, and while the acting and emotional beats sometimes fall flat, the gameplay absolutely carries the experience. Featuring a fun mix of puzzles and real-time events with flexible difficulty options, you’ll stay hooked despite the cringeworthy audio-mixing and wobbly visuals.

Read full review

7 / 10 - Borderlands 4
Sep 14, 2025

Borderlands 4 delivers a quality looter-shooter experience. Featuring the mightiest roster of Vault Hunters yet and chaotic, open-world gunplay that's a tonne of fun. Sadly, the story and pacing falls flat with bland characters, repetitive enemies and grindy side quests that drag down the flow. Add in inconsistent visuals and rough co-op performance, and you’re left with a game that nails the action but misses the mark in other key aspects.

Read full review

Sep 5, 2025

Silksong feels like everything Hollow Knight fans dreamed it would be. It’s smoother, punchier, more alive and way more respectful of your time. Hornet brings the oomph, the world drips with atmosphere, and the bosses are absolute bangers. Honestly, I can’t wait to sink another 20 hours into this silken nightmare. Though I’m sure you already bought it before you even read this review. Let’s be real.

Read full review

Aug 31, 2025

Lost Soul Aside is a game of two halves: a phenomenal action core with enjoyable platforming, wrapped in a bargain-bin story and a sprinkling of half-baked RPG fluff.

Read full review

This is Snake Eater—bonkers, brazen and still one of the slickest spy thrillers you’ll ever crawl through.

Read full review

Aug 13, 2025

Echoes of the End is a quirky, Icelandic-themed adventure blending awesome platforming, puzzles and decent combat, inspired by some of the biggest names in gaming. Its imagination and variety are impressive for a first-time dev, but the constant bugs, wonky animations and inconsistent sound design stop it from reaching its full potential. Though as the ending leaves things open for a sequel, hopefully they can come back and edge closer to glory.

Read full review

Jul 23, 2025

A straight-up banger where it counts, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers features riveting combat, exploration and build freedom. Just don’t expect to be blown away by the story and lore, unless you’ve got a PhD in Chinese mythology... or insomnia.

Read full review

9 / 10 - The Drifter
Jul 18, 2025

The Drifter is a uniquely Aussie mystery that’s dripping with style, tension and strong voice work. It’s a captivating ride that only stumbles in its final moments and a few puzzles here and there—but mate, what a bloody good ride it is!

Read full review

9 / 10 - Ready or Not
Jul 15, 2025

Like SWAT 4 got jacked on protein powder and PTSD, Ready or Not is absolutely essential for tactical shooter fans.

Read full review

8 / 10 - Rematch
Jun 20, 2025

A worthy alternative to FC—Rematch is fast, flashy and endlessly replayable. Let’s just hope Sloclap doesn’t red card the momentum with bad post-launch support.

Read full review

RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army brings the trench coat back in black: with smoother controls, quality of life improvements and even more demons to make Lucifer sweat.

Read full review

4 / 10 - MindsEye
Jun 13, 2025

MindsEye fails with buggy missions, disastrous frame rates and some of the worst AI we’ve seen in modern gaming. You’ll find the odd spark here and there that’s enjoyable, but you shouldn’t have to trudge through layers of cookie-cutter content to be entertained.

Read full review

9 / 10 - F1 25
May 28, 2025

F1 25 doesn’t shake up the formula, but it fine-tunes the experience with slicker handling, sharper visuals and a surprisingly spicy Braking Point 3 story mode that’s well worth the ride.

Read full review

May 21, 2025

Blades of Fire had the potential to be a blazing sleeper hit, but too often settles for a safe, lukewarm affair. It’s not bad—it’s just painfully mid. And in today’s crowded action-adventure space, mid doesn’t quite cut it.

Read full review

May 9, 2025

DOOM: The Dark Ages is exactly what fans were craving: a beefy, brutal evolution of the franchise that mixes medieval mayhem with modern polish.

Read full review

Apr 29, 2025

Days Gone is like that beaten-up motorbike you find in a shed: rusty, a bit ugly, but once you fix it up? It absolutely flies, especially about 15 hours in.

Read full review

Apr 12, 2025

Putting a fresh spin on the mascot horror genre with fairly solid parkour mechanics and intense chase sequences, Finding Frankie makes its short, 2-hour runtime feel pretty punchy and replayable—especially for speedrunners. While the first half delivers a strong atmosphere and tension, the second half noticeably loses steam with slower, exposition-based segments and an undercooked ending that's clearly trying to set up a sequel. Still, with the price it's going for, you can definitely do much worse.

Read full review

Apr 4, 2025

South of Midnight is a visually distinctive action-platformer with tight platforming mechanics and a unique stop-motion aesthetic, but it suffers from excessive hand-holding, lackluster combat, and a story that leans too heavily on exposition. While its momentum-driven traversal can be satisfying, the rigid level design, repetitive encounters and underdeveloped narrative threads prevent it from reaching its full potential.

Read full review