My Reviews

Expedition 33 is one of those rare games that manages to strike gold on nearly every front — from its engaging, emotionally-charged story to its deeply satisfying and customizable combat. It’s a stylish, soulful RPG that thrives on character-driven narrative and build variety, and it never forgets to be fun

The gameplay here is sharper, smoother, and far more engaging than its predecessor. Traversal feels refined, and the systems in place are more intuitive. That said, where it falters is in its challenge. The terrain, while beautifully designed and expansive, leans too heavily into flat, vehicle-friendly stretches—making foot traversal or

Split Fiction is a visually striking and conceptually rich title that invites players to traverse the line between science fiction and fantasy with a level of elegance rarely seen in the genre. Its central hook — seamlessly jumping between two contrasting realities — isn’t just a gimmick, but a fully

Monster Hunter Wilds is a visually stunning entry in Capcom’s franchise, and in many ways, it’s the smoothest, most responsive the series has ever felt. Combat is tight and exhilarating, with fluid weapon animations, smarter monsters, and a level of polish that rivals the best action RPGs out there. Every

Doom: The Dark Ages marks a daring and thunderous new chapter for the franchise, transporting the Slayer into a medieval-inspired nightmare brimming with towering gothic cathedrals, demonic strongholds, and some of the most intense close-quarters combat the series has ever seen. Astonishingly, the gameplay may even surpass the high-octane brilliance