My Reviews

An extraordinary open-world adventure that delivers on every level. Exploring the continent of Pywel feels genuinely rewarding, with massive landscapes, dynamic weather, and constant discoveries around every corner. The combat is visceral, fluid, and surprisingly deep, blending swordplay, grappling, and environmental interactions in a way that keeps every encounter exciting.

Still one of the most intense and epic action games ever made. From the very first minutes on Mount Olympus, the sense of scale and the boss fights are on a completely different level. The combat is brutal, fast, and deeply satisfying, with great weapon variety that keeps every encounter

Easily my favorite game of the year so far. What hooked me right away is the combat system: it's fast, super intuitive, and ridiculously stylish, giving off strong Ninja Gaiden or Devil May Cry vibes in a much more modern way. The art direction is gorgeous, the cinematics hit hard,

An outstanding entry that captures the best of both worlds in the series. Splitting the game between Grace Ashcroft's tense, resource-scarce survival horror sections and Leon's punchy, action-heavy chapters works remarkably well and keeps the pacing engaging throughout. The atmosphere, sound design, and updated RE Engine visuals are top-notch, making

This next-gen upgrade makes an already legendary RPG feel truly modern. The updated visuals, faster loading times, and new camera and quick-casting options make exploring the world and fighting monsters much smoother than before. The writing and side quests remain some of the best in gaming, especially with the two

Easily one of the greatest stories ever told in a video game. The level of detail in the open world is still unmatched, and Arthur Morgan is an unforgettable protagonist. The game takes its time to build everything up, and while the pacing can feel a bit slow at the

A solid action RPG with great combat feel and a much darker, more grounded atmosphere than its predecessor. The main campaign is engaging, the cinematics are top-notch, and trying out different classes and builds feels genuinely satisfying at first. However, once the story wraps up, the endgame loop quickly becomes

An impressive action RPG that delivers some of the best boss fights and visual spectacle in recent years. The combat is fast, fluid, and rewarding once you master the stances and spells, and the Chinese mythology setting gives the whole game a unique identity. What keeps it from a 5/5

A remarkable reinvention of the series with an emotional, well-written story at its core. Watching Kratos and Atreus grow together makes the journey genuinely compelling, and the Leviathan Axe feels heavy and deeply satisfying to use in combat. The only reasons I am giving it a 4 instead of a

One of the best RPGs ever made, especially when it comes to storytelling and world-building. Even the smallest side quests feel carefully written and meaningful, and Geralt is a great protagonist to follow. The only reason I am giving it a 4 instead of a 5 is that the combat

A polished sequel with great combat, though it suffers from serious pacing issues. Fighting as Kratos is still visceral and deeply satisfying, and the game looks fantastic from start to finish. However, the story feels noticeably bloated and drags on for far too long. The playable Atreus sections, in particular,

One of the best open-world games I have ever played. The sense of freedom and discovery is unmatched, and the combat stays engaging for dozens of hours thanks to all the different weapons and builds you can try. The only thing holding it back from a 5/5 for me is

A fun open-world playground, though the story itself feels pretty average. Los Santos is great to explore and the heist missions are genuinely entertaining, especially with the three-protagonist dynamic. However, the plot feels a bit unfocused and lacks the emotional depth of Rockstar's other games, making some characters hard to

An ambitious action RPG with a cool concept, though the execution falls short in too many areas. The post-apocalyptic Japanese setting is interesting, and fighting alongside your dog companion Koo brings some neat tactical ideas to the combat. However, the experience is held back by repetitive enemy designs, empty-feeling environments,

Despite a strong James Bond atmosphere and decent presentation, 007 First Light ends up being a pretty disappointing experience. It tries to blend Hitman-style stealth with Uncharted-like cinematic action, but does neither particularly well. The infiltration mechanics feel overly simplified and restrictive, while the gunplay and melee combat quickly grow

While I can see why people enjoy the creative freedom, Minecraft just never clicked with me as an actual game. Without clear goals, structured progression, or a real story to follow, the experience quickly becomes repetitive and aimless. The combat feels overly basic, the visuals are dated, and having to