Naruto Shinobi Striker Review: Dense & Stylish
I came to Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker expecting a team-focused, online playground where Naruto’s fast, acrobatic…
open world
Expansive, player-driven gameplay; pioneered by “The Legend of Zelda” (1986), popularized by “Grand Theft Auto III” (2001), offering limitless exploration.
Tales of Arise Review: Stunning Graphics & Depth
I approach every open world like a map full of secrets. First, I track the obvious paths….
The Forgotten City: Lush Visuals, Twisted Time-Loop
I’ll kick us off. The Forgotten City from Modern Storyteller, published by Dear Villagers, is a speedrunner’s…
Gourdlets Review: Cozy Graphics & Dense Atmosphere
Hi friends! I’ve been quietly farming, decorating, and watching tiny vegetable people mosey about in Gourdlets for…
Waterpark Simulator Review: Ragdolls & Chaos
I have a confession. I am a lifelong single-player RPG junkie who secretly marathon-watches speedruns for efficiency…
Keep Driving: Tight Pixel Road-Trip & Soundtrack
Okay team, let’s jump in. Keep Driving by YCJY Games, published by YCJY Games. The runs feel…
Townscaper Review: Cozy, Gorgeous & Minimal
Hey friends! I spent a cozy few hours playing Townscaper and wanted to share my thoughts. If…
15 Reasons The Witcher 3 Is a Must-Own
Top 15 reasons The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a must-own for serious gamers Release Date: May…
Trails of Cold Steel Review: Dense, Stunning JRPG
Let’s talk The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel, made by Nihon Falcom and published in…
Review: The Spirit and the Mouse — Cozy, Gorgeous
Hi friends! I spent a few cozy evenings wandering the streets of Sainte-et-Claire as Lila, a tiny…