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Bye Sweet Carole, A Humble Review
In such a dark and melancholic world, we meet Lana Benton, a child with no home and no choice, sent to an orphanage. As a newly arrived girl, she was observed with quiet distrust. Over time, that silence grew into cruelty, whispers behind her back, cold glances in the hallway that spoke clearly that she was not welcome there in Bunny Hall.


Tormented Souls 2, A Review
The first thing that stands out is how well Tormented Souls 2 utilizes its atmosphere. Everything radiates nostalgia from the thin rays of light piercing through windows to the unsettling creak of doors opening suspiciously slowly, as if they themselves don’t want to reveal what’s waiting on the other side.


Octopath Traveler 0, is it for Kids? NO! Is it for you? Maybe. A Humble Review
Octopath Traveler 0 is a game in which Square Enix finally decided to stop experimenting and deliver a fully formed JRPG with a clear vision, emotional weight, and a narrative that works as a cohesive whole rather than a collection of separate ideas.


Just Dance 2026 Brings 40 New Songs, Full-Body Camera Play, and Party Chaos
Just Dance 2026 for Nintendo Switch delivers a vibrant, family-friendly dance experience with 40 new songs, innovative camera tracking, and inclusive design, making it a safe, energetic choice for parties, workouts, and kids alike.


Neon Inferno, A Humble Review
Even today, when hardware effortlessly renders billions of pixels, sprites, and polygons that look like they came out of someone's doctoral thesis on animation, it is not at all easy to make a run-and-gun that visually dazzles while remaining playable.


Escape Simulator 2, A Review
The concept of an escape room has always appealed to me. It’s just that it’s impossible to organize with friends about going somewhere like that. One has a sick kid(usually me), another has to walk her dog, a third is on a date… Something always gets in the way, and when we’re all free – the escape room isn’t open! Fortunately, a few years ago a solution called Escape Simulator appeared and quickly won me over.


Winter Burrow Review Of A cozy survival game
Discover the truth about this survival game's difficulty and charm. Our trusted 2025 guide helps you decide quickly with simple, clear advice. Plus bonus tips!


Dispatch, A Review
Dispatch was originally conceived as an interactive series, back in the day when such things were breaking through on Netflix. After the coronavirus, those plans fell through, and Dispatch ultimately became the game we can play today on PC and PS5 platforms. However, Dispatch is more watched than played, as it actually hasn't strayed very far from its initial idea of being a TV series. We thus have the story divided into eight episodes, and the interactivity is truly minimal


Painkiller, A Game That Gives More Pain Than It Relieves
There are plenty of fantastic games that are Doom-like today, games like the amazing Prodeus (review coming soon). A game where the pixel graphics and the limitations of old school shooters work in the game's favor. This, however, is not that. Yes, I'll start in a somber tone, because how else to begin a review of the Painkiller reboot?


Songs of Silence A Review
There is something irresistible about the role of a leader – the one who stands above the crowd and decides who will build, who will wage war, and who will make wood from the forest. Some call it "commanding," others a "god-complex," but for RTS veterans, it's simply – Monday. From Age of Empires to Total War epics, leading a civilization from a dusty hut to an empire has always been what made keyboards click while coffee boils on the stove. Now, onto the stage steps Songs o
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