Aether & Iron Review – Too Many Shots
Gotta admit. I was enamored with this shindig at first sight. It had it all: unique combat and setting, full …
Mateusz Niewierowski
Opinion: I Don’t Buy The AI Placeholder Argument
Recently, the hot, brand new release that is Crimson Desert was under fire for the use of AI-generated art—paintings, bulletin …
Opinion: GenAI Has Ruined Video Game Realism
I assume you’ve seen some video about the upcoming Nvidia DLSS 5, set to release this Fall, or at least …
Oak That Inspired Witcher 3’s Iconic Location Now A Natural Monument
If you’ve played The Witcher 3, you are undoubtedly familiar with the first sight upon Geralt’s entrance to the Velen …
Slay the Spire 2 Early Access Review – Back To The Top
It’s here. A sequel to one of my all-time favorites. Weirdly, it happened quite a few times recently. Not just …
Rotwood Review – Art In Rot
On its Early Access launch, Klei Entertainment’s Rotwood was a game that really soared past my biases. I’m not an …
Esoteric Ebb Review – Don’t Wanna Take Off The Helmet
A week before the release of Christoffer Bodegård’s CRPG, Esoteric Ebb, I jumped into its demo and woke up as …
The Weird, Wonderful World Of February Steam Next Fest
Steam Next Fests are typically my favorite parts of the gaming calendar, but this year, my luck has been off …
Demon Tides Review – The Tides They Are A-Changin
I would love nothing more than to see 2026 be the year where the perception of indie 3D platformers is …
Styx: Blades of Greed Review — Gobblin’ It Up
Styx was always years behind the competition, and that is largely a good thing. To catch everyone up to speed, …