Reikon's second game, METAL EDEN, takes us from a twin-stick shooter to an FPS shooter. Delightfully and surprisingly, METAL EDEN is incredibly adept at delivering silky-smooth gameplay.

Cronos, while isn't entirely far removed from recent action horror trends, it's a feast for the majority of those who enjoy old-school textbook survival horror, marking a triumph for Bloober Team.

Reloaded'ın eski remaster'ın üstüne çok az koyarak Steam'de yerini kazanan bir başka banal remaster olmasını görmezden gelebilirseniz, kafi olabiliyor. Benim ise kendileriyle yıldızım pek barışamıyor.

I've never really come in terms with the SoC. This remaster only reinforces that, but I've spent enough time in Cordon to call it home. If anything, remaster is noticably easier, being a console port.

I wouldn't go so far as to say Onimusha 2 has aged badly, but this remaster makes enough justification for QoL improvements that greatly improves the game's fluidity. It's still tanky but also fierce.

Elden Ring Nightreign is one of those games that you know deep down that it's not "the one" but it ignites such a fire that you can't put it down.

I don't need you, or you, or you, or you. But you're all me.

I've rarely seen a game this confused, this messy, and frankly, this bad. No game should be remembered by the scavengers who gather around its carcass.

Fragpunk is a summer flirt. It comes, it goes. It's captivating, you know you want to spend more time with it but you know it won't be lasting long. Regardless, Bad Guitar is a bunch of talented folk!

KF3 is a bit overzealous, but it's mostly a step in the right direction. Its interactivity is fun and invigorating, but its lack of polish and buggy nature let it down to points where it's agonizing.