REVIEW | BALDUR’S GATE III | WE WAITED… IT WAS WORTH IT

Waiting too long for something you care about changes how you look at it before it even arrives. Not the loud fear of disappointment, but the quiet one, the type that grows slowly over years. Baldur’s Gate III carried that kind of weight for me. Not because Larian didn’t know how to make RPGs. They clearly do. But because Baldur’s Gate is not just another RPG name. It is a memory. A tone. A rhythm of play. A feeling of sitting in front of a screen late at night...

PUBLISHED | II6.O3.IIO26

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PREVIEW | ACES OF THUNDER | A PERSONAL FLIGHT INTO HISTORY

Aerial combat has always fascinated me, but not in the abstract, cinematic way most games present it. For me, planes especially those from the WWII era have always carried weight. Real weight. They’re not just machines; they’re stories suspended between sky and ground, bravery and fear, survival and loss. That’s why Aces of Thunder instantly caught my attention, long before it had a confirmed release date or a clear roadmap. I’ve always been drawn to WWII...

PUBLISHED | II5.O3.IIO26

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REQUIREMENTS | FORZA HORIZON 6 | CAN YOUR PC RUN IT ?

Forza Horizon 6 is starting to take shape, not through big reveals or cinematic trailers, but through smaller details that say more than they first appear. System requirements might seem like a technical footnote at a glance, but in this case, they reveal the direction of the game more clearly than any marketing material. Without showing much, Playground Games is already hinting at a shift in scale, structure, and expectations and it’s a shift that directly affects...

PUBLISHED | II5.O3.IIO26

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REVIEW | CRONOS: THE NEW DAWN | TIME DOES NOT HEAL HERE

When I first launched Cronos: The New Dawn, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. Knowing it came from Bloober Team the same team behind the Silent Hill 2 remake my expectations were high. As the screen faded in and the first ruins of post-apocalyptic Poland appeared before me, I immediately felt the game pulling me in. And honestly, it did. This blend of retro-futuristic aesthetics, body horror, and a sense of future despair may not be perfect, but it definitely...

PUBLISHED | II5.O3.IIO26

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PREVIEW | EXODUS | FRESH GAMEPLAY, FAMILIAR DNA

Exodus is a game that captivates you instantly, not by presenting something entirely novel, but by evoking a sense of nostalgia for something you've longed for. There’s a familiarity to it that’s hard to ignore, especially if you’ve spent years hoping for something that could fill that quiet gap left behind by Mass Effect. And yet, the more you look at it, the more you realize this isn’t just trying to recreate that formula - it’s trying to stretch it, reshape it, maybe even...

PUBLISHED | II4.O3.IIO26

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NEOCLASSIC GAMES | DEAD SPACE 2 | DESERVED MORE RESPECT !

Dead Space 2 is one of those games that doesn’t really announce its importance loudly, yet somehow ends up sitting firmly in that space where you realize, years later, that very few titles have managed to do what it did. You come back to it expecting something slightly outdated, maybe a bit clunky, maybe carried mostly by nostalgia, and instead you get a game that still feels composed, deliberate, and surprisingly modern in how it handles tension, pacing, and...

PUBLISHED | II4.O3.IIO26

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REQUIREMENTS | CRIMSON DESERT | CAN YOUR PC RUN IT ?

Crimson Desert is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious open-world RPGs currently in development. Built on Pearl Abyss’ proprietary BlackSpace Engine, the game pushes heavy visual fidelity with detailed character models, large seamless environments, advanced lighting, and physics-driven combat systems. From what we’ve seen so far, this is not a lightweight experience. Unlike many modern titles that scale well across lower-end hardware, Crimson...

PUBLISHED | I8.O3.IIO26

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REVIEW | SUBNAUTICA | THE OCEAN LEFT A MARK I WON'T FORGET

I remember the first few hours vividly. Gathering titanium scraps, clipping my scanner into place, and staring into the abyss these weren’t just chores, they were small rituals that anchored me in this alien world. The ocean wasn’t just scenery; it had mood, it had temperament, and, in its own way, it demanded respect. I crafted a flashlight, a survival knife, a habitat builder, and each new tool felt like a key to unlocking secrets the planet held. And yet, each...

PUBLISHED | I7.OII.IIO26

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GAMEPLAY PRESENTATION | ACTIVE MATTER | LOOT, RISK & SURVIVAL

In the world of video games, where genres often overlap and blend, few titles manage to challenge and captivate players simultaneously. Active Matter is one of those rare gamesambitious, innovative, and demanding. Set within quantum-unstable zones of the multiverse, players face threats from alternate timelines, mutated creatures, and unpredictable anomalies that bend the laws of physics. As an operative trapped in a time loop, your goal...

PUBLISHED | IO.OII.IIO26

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TOP GUN PC GAME | A FLIGHT SIMULATOR… BUT MUCH MORE

Every time the idea of a Top Gun game appears, it almost automatically collapses into the same narrow space. Cockpits, afterburners, dogfights, missions chained one after another, and little else. It is understandable why this keeps happening. Flying is the obvious surface-level fantasy. Jets are loud, fast, expensive, and visually impressive. But Top Gun, as a concept, was never only about aircraft. It was always about people under pressure, about ego...

PUBLISHED | I8.OI.IIO26

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