Second Playthrough
What Alex only noticed on a second (or third) run: side quests, hidden narrative details, environmental storytelling, character writing, and overlooked design choices. Great games deserve a second look.
God of War Ragnarök on PC: A Big, Beautiful Game With a Real Heart
God of War Ragnarök on PC is a stunning, emotional action game with excellent combat, memorable characters, and enough s...
Phantom Blade Zero: Why This Stylish Action Game Has My Attention
Phantom Blade Zero blends ruthless sword combat, wuxia atmosphere, and cinematic style. Here is what PC and PS5 players ...
Monster Hunter Is the Co-Op Rabbit Hole Worth Falling Into
Monster Hunter is the co-op action RPG rabbit hole worth falling into, from satisfying weapon mastery to huge monsters a...
Lies of P Review: A Dark, Beautiful Soulslike Worth Losing Sleep Over
Lies of P is a gorgeous, demanding soulslike with sharp combat, strange beauty, and a surprisingly tender story. Here is...
Stellar Blade on PC and PS5: A Stylish Action RPG Worth Your Time
Stellar Blade review for PC and PS5: a candid look at combat, exploration, story, and whether Shift Up's stylish action ...
Elden Ring After Midnight: Why This Open-World RPG Still Matters
Elden Ring remains a strange, beautiful action RPG worth getting lost in. Discover why its world, bosses, builds, and qu...
Things I Only Noticed on My Second Playthrough of Black Myth: Wukong — The Quiet Details That Hit Harder Later
The first run of Black Myth: Wukong is spectacle, bosses, and momentum. The second is quieter. Alex returns to the mount...