My Reviews

Little Nightmares was a short but memorable experience. Its atmosphere was what struck me most, from the visuals to the sound design without forgetting the overall presentation, all these elements worked together to create a haunting yet fascinating world. I find that the use of light and shadow is particularly

Eriksholm is a visual and technical showcase that makes a strong 1st impression. From the opening cutscenes, it’s clear the developers poured immense care into the presentation. The facial animations are impressively expressive, the lighting and shadow work is top tier, and the overall graphical fidelity is consistently striking without

DmC Devil May Cry was the first game of the franchise I stepped into. I don't have that nostalgia for the original series, which allowed me to dive into this reboot with fresh eyes. I finished the main story in about 10h, and added 2 more for the DLC. While the

100% Completion w/DLC Fantastic Difficulty PROS : ✅ Incredible web-swinging mechanics. Smooth and responsive. ✅ The dynamic music enhances the sensation of freedom ✅ The combat is fluid and fun. Great variety of combos, gadgets and suit powers for flexible playstyles ✅ Fun story, well paced, engaging from start to finish. Some emotional moments hit

TLOU Part II remastered is a bold and emotional sequel that takes real risks. It’s technically impressive, beautiful, and features strong gameplay that builds on the original. The pacing and narrative choices won’t work for everyone, but its impact is undeniable. Imperfect, yes but unforgettable <333

Pros : + An exhilarating 14-hour adrenaline rush + CONSISTENTLY STRONG level design with fresh and creative ideas throughout + The action keeps evolving + Dynamic and well-designed boss encounters + The sci-fi setting is generally superior to the fantasy elements, though an exception is made for one standout fantasy side level + Fantastic

I spent about 16 hours with Beyond Two Souls on PC / controller in hand / playing solo. I unlocked several endings myself and watched the rest on YouTube. I also went through the bonus content (an extra chapter, and a handful of making-of videos on story, gameplay, and motion capture) Going

I finished Super Mario RPG on Switch a few days ago in 23 hours. I didn't complete the whole codex but I explored a lot and cleared every boss, including the post game stuff. I believe it is important to give some context: I'm not a Nintendo fanboy and I didn't

I just finished Forestrike after about 23 hours. I completed a normal run with every school and playstyle. I skipped the reality runs since it didn't interest me but I will get to that later. I had been curious about the game since late 2025. The premise caught my eye right

I finished Moonlighter and its dlc (Between Dimensions) in about 27h30, reaching the final DLC boss + second credit screen, without unlockinh every weapon or fully max my armor. This is neither a completionist nor a hardcore game that tests your skill.. and honestly it was exactly what I

Herdling is a pretty straightforward and linear adventure you can finish in about three hours, but it makes those hours count. The atmosphere is chill and relaxing, with a soundtrack that’s honestly the star of the whole game. Sometimes soft and cosy, sometimes bursting with energy during

I went into HeII Is Us without huge expectations.. but after foIIowing its deveIopment for a whiIe, I was curious enough to give it a shot. After 38 hours, 100% compIetion (aII achievement/fuII side content), I can say I’m gIad I stuck with it. The game is ambitious with a

Pros : + fresh take on the roguelite formula, where progression is based on knowledge + everything feels intuitive (no tutorial) + rewards curiosity and careful observation (especially during the first playthroughs) + reaching the main goal once or twice feels fair, rewarding, and well-designed (without overwhelming the player+++++) + Relaxing/quiet soundtrack + minimalist visuals What

Early Access 0.1.0 I played for 12 hours with a mix of excitement and nostalgia, but I'm writing this review with cautious optimism. The game has a good foundation with things going on but its early access status is very apparent. The Good : ★ The immersive soundtrack sets the mythological tone perfectly

At first glance, Wanderstop is a charming life sim about running a teashop with cozy visuals, relaxing music and a colorful world. Underneath, it quietly touches on themes of burnout, exhaustion, and the importance of taking care of oneself.. something I found surprisingly resonant c: The game is forgiving since you’re