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STAR WARS: FATE OF THE OLD REPUBLIC | OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

The Force has stirred again, quietly this time. Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic has been officially announced, and while the name alone is enough to make long-time fans sit up straight, the reality is more restrained than the hype machine might suggest. This is very much an announcement, not a deep reveal a signal flare rather than a roadmap. The game was revealed during The Game Awards 2025, accompanied by a cinematic trailer that leaned heavily on mood...

PUBLISHED | I4.OI.IIO25

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REVIEW | 8BITDO RETRO 87 | RETRO, NO COMPROMISES

Mechanical keyboards have reached a point where raw functionality alone is no longer enough. Switch quality, layout, and connectivity are now expected basics, not selling points. What increasingly defines a keyboard today is how well it understands its purpose and audience. The 8BitDo Retro 87 mechanical keyboard positions itself as a product that deliberately avoids extremes. It does not try to outgun enthusiast customs nor compete with hyper...

PUBLISHED | I2.OI.IIO26

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REVIEW | ASUS TUF GAMING M3 GEN II | SIMPLE & EFFECTIVE

The ASUS TUF Gaming M3 Gen II is not a mouse that tries to impress you at first glance. It doesn’t arrive with the kind of dramatic promises that high-end gaming mice love to shout about. No exaggerated claims of “pro-level dominance,” no talk of esports destiny, no attempt to convince you that buying it will suddenly make your aim sharper or your reaction time faster. And honestly, that’s exactly why this mouse exists. This is a mouse made for people who just want...

PUBLISHED | II5.I2.IIO25

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PREVIEW | ACES OF THUNDER | WWII SKIES REMEMBERED

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.I2.IIO25

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REVIEW | CANYON DEIMOS SGCH4 GAMING | NO-FRILLS CHAIR

The Canyon Deimos GC-4 occupies a very specific and often underestimated position in the gaming chair market. It is not designed to challenge high-end ergonomic chairs, nor does it attempt to disguise itself as a premium product through exaggerated claims or unnecessary visual drama. Instead, it sits firmly in the mid-range category, aiming to provide structural reliability, acceptable ergonomics, and long-term usability at a price point that remains accessible...

PUBLISHED | II5.I2.IIO25

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CLASSIC GAMES | WARCRAFT III | STRATEGY WITH A SOUL

Some games age quietly. They fade into the background, remembered vaguely, like places you once visited but can no longer describe with confidence. Warcraft III does the opposite. It ages loudly, stubbornly, refusing to be reduced to nostalgia alone. Even today, years after its release, it still feels present. Not because of graphics or mechanics that somehow defied time, but because of the way it settled into the collective memory of players and refused to...

PUBLISHED | II5.I2.IIO25

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REVIEW | INTEL CORE i5-13400 | REAL PERFORMANCE, NO DRAMA

The Intel Core i5-13400 exists in a space that is far less glamorous than flagship launches and benchmark headlines, yet far more important for the majority of real users. It is not a processor designed to dominate charts, nor is it meant to excite enthusiasts who live for overclocking screenshots and thermal graphs. Instead, it sits exactly where most PCs live: in the middle ground between affordability, performance, efficiency, and long-term usability. That it introduces...

PUBLISHED | 22.I2.IIO25

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DIVINITY | AFTER BALDUR'S GATE, LARIAN LOOKS HOMEWARD

That single sentence already carries weight. After years spent in the gravity well of Baldur’s Gate, after awards, numbers, headlines, and the kind of success that permanently changes a studio’s trajectory, Larian has finally said it out loud: the Divinity universe is not finished. A new Divinity game is in development, marking a deliberate step back into the world that defined the studio long before global spotlights and Game of the Year trophies followed them everywhere...

PUBLISHED | 22.I2.IIO25

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THE LORD OF THE RINGS | THE MISSING ROLEPLAYING GAME

Middle-earth has a way of igniting expectation before anyone even mentions video games, as if the world itself carries an invitation that developers never quite manage to answer. The moment its name appears, the mind runs ahead: ancient halls lit by dying torches, roads carved through kingdoms long buried, silence stretching across fields that once knew the footsteps of giants. The picture forms instantly, natural as breathing, leaving behind an uncomfortable truth...

PUBLISHED | I2.I2.IIO25

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REVIEW | KINGDOM COME: DELIVERANCE II | BRAVER, SHARPER...

A quiet shock hits you the moment you step back into 15th-century Bohemia raw, familiar, and strangely alive in a way modern RPGs rarely manage, an energy that stands apart from anything the genre usually offers. Not the heroic swell of a fantasy epic, not the polished sheen of a power fantasy, but something rougher, more grounded, more human. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II takes that fragile identity from the first game and pushes it further, deeper, and with far...

PUBLISHED | IO.I2.IIO25

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