My Reviews

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of the best games I’ve ever played. Even as someone who isn’t a Zelda fan, this game completely won me over. I’m still missing the DLCs, and I never went for the full 100% because the endgame can get a

Oxygen Not Included is the best colony-management game I’ve ever played. It was the one that pulled me head-first into the genre, and even after 800 hours I keep coming back for more—with the same excitement as the first time. It’s genuinely addictive in the best possible way. Its systems are

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is one of the best games I’ve played in my life. It’s a rare and unique experience—something truly special. The music doesn’t just accompany the story; it feels alive, like another companion walking beside you through every high and low. A friend of mine described it

Dispatch feels like watching an animated series in the vein of Invincible or The Boys — but with the added weight of making decisions that feel important, whether they truly change everything or not. The story is engaging, well written, and leaves you with a great aftertaste once it’s over,

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is an absolute masterpiece in terms of gameplay. A work of art when it comes to player freedom, controls, and systemic design. The story, like many Metal Gear games, doesn’t quite reach the heights of some of its predecessors and feels weaker in

Pokémon Legends ZA feels like a real breath of fresh air for the series. The gameplay is fast, fluid, and genuinely fun, and the level of detail in the Pokémon themselves is fantastic. I’m loving pretty much everything about it. It finally feels like the series is moving forward instead

The Alters is a very good mix of story-driven adventure and light colony management. Its base-building systems aren’t especially deep — maybe challenging for someone new to the genre, but nothing close to the complexity of something like Oxygen Not Included. Where the game truly stands out is in its

Split Fiction feels like a genuine step forward for this type of co-op game — a much bigger improvement over A Way Out than I expected. The story isn’t really what stands out here: it’s predictable, and I never felt particularly connected to it. But the gameplay more than makes

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 looks absolutely incredible — visually, it’s stunning. On the gameplay side there are a few small things that could be improved, like the aiming, but overall it nails the fantasy perfectly. You truly feel like a Space Marine, whether you know the Warhammer 40K universe

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is a compact but demanding experience. I did everything needed to unlock all the rewards for The Phantom Pain, and while the main mission is quite short, it can be tough — especially on higher difficulties and during the first runs. As someone who

Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap is a solid and fun tower defense game. Some of the changes made me miss elements from previous Orcs Must Die! entries, but overall it still works well and remains enjoyable. It really shines when played with friends, though it’s also perfectly fine solo. Not the best

A Game About Digging a Hole is an incremental game that just didn’t fully click with me. I didn’t find it especially engaging, and overall it felt a bit dull. I wasn’t even motivated to go for the 100%, especially since most achievements are hidden behind the main one. It’s not