Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review
Indiana Jones is a name that can conjure up a feeling of excitement and adventure just by being mentioned, so, like many, upon hearing that Bethesda would be releasing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, I knew that, good or bad, I'd be wanting to play this game. The only snag (as is the case with so many AAA games) was that it was prohibitively expensive for me to get upon release. I ultimately used a free month of Xbox Game Pass to play, though I later learned I could access the DLC as well by playing through Luna.Indiana Jones and
Author: Laurel Ann
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Crimson Desert Review
This time on Drarry reviews a game, Crimson Desert is featured. Join me for an honest take on this gaming juggernaut, or at least my honest take on this ambitious and ginormous open-world action-adventure by Pearl Abyss.GameTitle: Crimson DesertDeveloperand Developer: Pearl AbyssReleasedate: March 19, 2026OS: Windows 10 and 11Platform: Steam*Price: $69.99 – Basic Edition; $79.99 – Deluxe EditionPlease note that this review will have very minor spoilers.What Is It Crimson Desert is a lofty and extensive open-world action-adventure game that, not unexpectedly, became a huge hit almost immediately. The narrative follows Kliff, a Greymane who sets out to rebuild his faction and save the world (isn't that
Author: DrarryFare
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Medieval Crafter: Blacksmith Review
The smell of ash and soot fill the air- the unforgiving heat enveloping your short form. Droplets careen down your brow, carving out lighter markings where the soot once clung. The bead of moisture gets lost in the dense scruff of your beard as you wipe the sweat away in an attempt to keep it from your eyes before raising the hammer once more. Another swing, landing with a resonant chorus. You couldn't just hear the metal, you could taste it. Smell it. Breathe it. Inhale- the hammer rises.Exhale- the hammer falls.CLANG!Again. The rhythm thrums like the very blood in your
Author: Vexwryn
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Somber Echoes Review
Somber Echoes is a platform heavy side-scrolling Metroidvania with progressive mechanics and an extensive interconnected maze of a world to explore. It feels a bit like playing Ori, if Ori was set in a dark, mostly destroyed spaceship and had multiple endings, each with their own boss battle. Co-developed by Norwegian based indie Rock Pocket Games and Lav Games, it’s part sci-fi, part post apocalyptic, and also draws from Greek and Roman mythology for both the story and impressive 2.5 D visuals built in Unreal Engine 5. It was originally released for PC on January 21st and later on PS5 and Xbox
Author: LilyR
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Lost in Random Review
Have you ever imagined living in a world where a single dice roll decides your destiny? Even if the idea never crossed your mind, now you can experience it in Lost in Random, a game developed by Zoink and Thunderful, and published by Electronic Arts. It was released on 10 September, 2021.The story takes place in the strange Kingdom of Random, where everything is controlled by dice. When kids turn 12, they must roll a magical dice that chooses which part of the kingdom they’ll live in forever. You play as Even, a brave 11-year-old girl who wants to save her
Author: Asuraya
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