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Deep Rock Galactic Survivor Game Review
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Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor | Full Release Game Review

Rock and stone, miners. Funday Games has dropped us into the gut of Hoxxes yet again. This time, it’s not a co-op expedition; it’s you against the bugs, the darkness, and your own greed. Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is finally out in full (version 1.0 as of September 17, 2025), and it delivers plenty of carnage, digging, and loot…with just a few sore spots. Here’s how it stacks up. Narrative & Story Ehhhhh, don’t go in expecting an epic saga of dwarven lore. Survivor is light on any semblance of a narrative and you'll quickly find out that this isn’t your Skyrim with pickaxes. It leans into its universe’s skin: the Deep Rock Galactic IP gives you enough flavor, setting, and dwarf-attitude to care what you're doing, but the story mostly comes from what you do, not what you're told. […]

Hollow Knight Silksong Game Review
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Hollow Knight: Silksong Review – Did Hornet Live Up to the Hype?

My Review After Finishing Hollow Knight: Silksong Yeah, I know - I’m a little late to the Silksong review party. But unlike some of the content creators out there who either wrote a tear-filled review after failing to pogo correctly for the 131st time or those who just sprinted through the early parts of Pharloom and dropped their "hot takes" within 8 hours - I actually wanted to play through all of the content that Silksong had to offer before putting pen to paper. That means story, bosses, hidden content, the whole silk-covered package (with the exception of bashing my head through Steel Soul's permadeath gamemode). Now that my hands are still twitching from pogoing every surface in sight, I’m ready to talk about it. Story & Narrative Gameplay & Challenge Audio & Atmosphere Length & Replayability Silksong Verdict & Score […]

Doll Imposter Toy Factory Full Release Game Review
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Doll Impostor Review: Creepy Dolls, Deduction, and Pure Panic

If you’ve ever had a doll staring at you from across the room and thought, “That thing wants me dead”, congratulations - you’re already halfway to understanding Doll Impostor. The game has officially crawled out of Early Access and into full release on Steam, and it’s every bit as unnerving as you’d expect of a game themed around nightmare-fueled dolls. So What is Doll Imposter? At its core, Doll Impostor is a deduction-based horror experience. You’re dropped into environments stuffed with lifeless dolls, but one of them isn’t just decoration. It’s a killer. Your job is to figure out which doll is the impostor before morning or things get...messy. Think of it as Among Us or Town of Salem meets Child’s Play, but with fewer memes and way more porcelain death glares. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UN6PAVAzMc Video: Doll Imposter Trailer | HeadArrow Studios […]

FNAF Secret of the Mimic Game Review
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Is FNAF: Secret of the Mimic Good? Full Game Review

Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Mimic’s Got Drip Scott Cawthon and Steel Wool’s back at it again, folks. Five Nights at Freddy’s: Secret of the Mimic dropped like a haunted birthday cake: loaded with lore, creepy vibes, and enough glitchy frosting to remind you it’s still a FNAF title at heart. So is this the redemption arc fans have been waiting for? Or just another fancy animatronic limping around on busted code and nostalgia bait? Strap in. We’re diving headfirst into this prequel ghost ride. Secret of the Mimic Story You step into the frightsome shoes of Arnold, a burnt-out Fazbear technician sent to Murray’s Costume Manor to snatch up some blueprints for the next-gen “Mimic” animatronic. That’s an endoskeleton able to literally wear any suit and mimic anyone (because of course it is...it’s FNAF). Without spoiling anything big - […]

The Other Side Ghost Hunting Game Review
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The Other Side Review: A Ghost Hunting Game With No Soul

A Polished Frankenstein of Ghost Game Leftovers Welcome to The Other Side, the newest ghost-hunting title clawing its way onto Steam's horror shelf like a cursed VHS tape at a haunted Blockbuster. It's dressed up in Unreal Engine 5 with moody lighting and unsettling ambiance (points for that), but once you get under the hood, it starts feeling like a highlight reel of every ghost game you’ve already played. Except it doesn't always pick the right highlights. Let’s break this sucker down. The Good (Yeah, there's some) Scary ass ghost events I’ll give credit where it’s due: when the game wants to scare the hell out of you, it can. From doors exploding open like a pissed-off poltergeist to ghosts creepily strutting down hallways like they’re on a supernatural runway, The Other Side knows how to set a mood. It […]

Quarantine Zone Game Review Zombie Papers Please
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Quarantine Zone: The Last Check – Cooking or Over Seasoned?

Let’s be honest - we’ve all wanted to be that grumpy border control agent with unchecked authority, deciding fates with a rubber stamp and dead eyes. Papers, Please scratched that dystopian itch in 2D, but now Quarantine Zone: The Last Check drags the concept into a fully fleshed-out 3D nightmare with zombies, base-building, and just enough tedium to remind you it’s still “early access.”This free demo just dropped on Steam, and while the full release isn’t due until September 2025, what we’ve seen so far is bloody promising…with a few splatters of “why is this in here?” thrown in for good measure. Image Source: Quarantine Zone: The Last Check | Brigada Games The Brains Behind the Game At its core, Quarantine Zone is “zombie checkpoint simulator meets base management.” You’re stationed at the last border of humanity, deciding who gets into […]

Darkwater Game Review Underwater FTL
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Darkwater Review – The Underwater FTL-Like Horror Looter Game

The FTL-like Horror Roguelike You Didn’t Know You Needed There’s something magical about a game that dumps you headfirst into chaos and just says, “Good luck, champ.” Darkwater is that game—equal parts claustrophobic, chaotic, and captivating. It’s a scrappy little roguelike where you’re not just managing your ship’s systems from a comfy command deck—you’re sprinting through flooded hallways, patching leaks with one hand while stabbing pirates with the other.Let’s get something straight: this is not FTL. It’s FTL if FTL had you personally duct-taping your hull back together in first-person while the room fills with water and someone screams about incoming torpedoes. It’s got a long way to go in some areas, but even in early access, this game is already making waves (pun intended) in the best kind of way. Image: FTL | Subset Games | Steam Navigating the […]

Elder Scrolls Oblivion Remastered Release
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Oblivion Remastered: Bethesda’s Sneaky Nostalgia Bomb

Bethesda Stealth-Drops Oblivion Remastered Like It’s an Indie Game (??) So, in classic Bethesda fashion—where logic and timing are optional—they just dropped The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered outta nowhere. No hype cycle. No cringey Todd Howard on a livestream whispering, “It just works.” Just boom—new (old) game.Steam page. Go play it. Wild. This felt less like a triumphant return and more like someone trying to slide back into a party they Irish exited five years ago. Zero fanfare, just that awkward, “Oh hey, I’m back. You guys still like… gates to hell, right?” Image Source: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered | Bethesda Softworks Let’s be clear—this isn’t some little “HD texture pack slapped on the corpse of a beloved classic.” This is a full-on remaster. New lighting engine, updated character models that (mostly) don’t look like melting potatoes, and that juicy […]

What Happened with Pokemon Go Why is It Dead
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What Happened to Pokémon Go: The Rise and Fall of an Icon

Pokémon Gone: How Greed, Wokeness, and Tone-Deaf Decisions Killed the Hype Once upon a time in July 2016, Pokémon GO exploded into the world like a Charizard with anger issues. Nerds, normies, boomers, college kids, and TikTokers alike were out in the streets chasing digital creatures. It was more than a game - it was a movement.In its first month, Pokémon GO had over 28.5 million daily active users in the U.S. alone, and raked in $207 million in revenue, according to Sensor Tower. It was the closest thing we had to a real-world Pokémon journey.And for a while, it was pure magic.But fast forward to today, and we’re watching a masterclass in how to take one of the most beloved franchises ever and run it into the dirt. 2016 to 2018: The Pokémon Go-lden Era The early years of […]

Schedule 1 Game Review Drug Game
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Schedule 1: The Drug Empire Sim You Didn’t Know You Needed

Alright, listen up, degenerates. If you haven’t heard of Schedule 1 yet, I’m about to ruin your productivity for the next few weeks.This absolute fever dream of a game is sitting pretty at #3 on Steam’s most-played list at the time of writing, and for damn good reason. It takes the already-addictive formula of management sims, injects it with an unhealthy dose of humor, wraps it up in an animation style that feels like Adult Swim met Breaking Bad, and slaps you in the face with a soundtrack that somehow makes pushing fictional narcotics feel like a religious experience. Welcome to the Drug Trade, You Scumbag The premise? You’re a washed-up drug dealer, clawing your way back to the top of the criminal underworld by doing what you do best—getting people absolutely hooked on increasingly questionable substances.But don’t get it twisted; Schedule 1 […]

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