My Reviews

I started playing Minecraft back in fourth grade — and somehow, I never really stopped. It’s not just a game to me. It’s a place that grew up with me. When I play alone, it feels cozy and warm, like a rainy afternoon. I build, I wander, I listen to that soft

I played Tunche for about a month — roughly sixty hours — and didn’t finish it. At first, I was completely hooked. It’s an easy game to learn, with clear and comfortable controls, beautiful colors, and a fun, accessible world. It was addictive at the start, the kind of game you

I played River City Girls both alone and with someone, and honestly, for me, it’s two completely different games. With a friend, it’s fun and chaotic. We laughed, spammed buttons, and for a while it was exactly what I needed. But when I played alone, it quickly became exhausting. The bosses

I played Stranger Things 3: The Game for around 30 hours, with my boyfriend and that’s the main reason I kept going. I don’t think I would’ve lasted this long on my own. The game is fun. Really. But it’s also very… unnecessary at times. There are good moments, but also

I played World of Warships for about two hours, and that was enough to know how I feel. It’s not a bad game, it’s just not my kind of game. The basic mechanics are easy to understand, and everything you need at the start is clear. But once the game introduces

I wanted to love this game, I know it's a classic. But for me it didn’t work. The interface felt overwhelming and outdated. The buttons are tiny, the menus are clunky, and I constantly had to squint my eyes just to understand what was happening. The tutorials dragged, and the amount

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I played TrackMania for a few hours with my boyfriend! The controls are easy, but the speed is ridiculous.. I felt more like a missile than a car, flying off the track every few seconds. The camera was a huge problem, with weird angles that made it impossible to see what was

I played shapez for a few hours and reached a fairly advanced level, but at some point I realized I wasn’t enjoying myself at all. The game is clear and easy to understand, the minimalistic visuals are nice, the biggest issue is the waiting. Every level forces you to sit

Tyranny is a game that promises depth, moral conflict, and a dark world but in practice, it gave me mostly confusion and exhaustion. I spent quite a few hours in it and still had no idea what I was doing Because of an overwhelming amount of text and systems I