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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Multiplayer & Zombies Review – Pure FPS Crack With Undead Flavor
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Do Black Ops 7's multiplayer and Zombies offerings spare the blushes of its lacklustre campaign? Find out in our BO7 review.
Sisu: Road to Revenge Review: This Brutal Sequel Is 2025’s Best Action Movie
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Sisu: Road to Revenge is here and it looks like it might just be the best action movie of 2025 and in this review, find out why.
Here is our official Call of Duty Black Ops 7 campaign mode review, giving you an idea what the new COD game offers in its story mode.
Dispatch Review – A Superhero Saga That Knows the Real Battle Is 9-to-5
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Dispatch delivers one of the best superhero stories gaming has seen in recent times. Thanks to Adhoc Studio’s ex-Telltale crew, the game nails the formula of mixed media that often feels like watching a workplace spin-off of The Boys. The choices in the game meaningfully shape your path as the story progresses, and it’s so easy to play that even a non-gamer may pick up a controller. Read my full Dispatch review here.
Now You See Me 3 Review: Enjoyable, but a Rework of the Same Formula
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Now You See Me, Now You Don't is now out in theaters. Check out this review for Now You See Me 3 before you step into the theatre.
ANNO 117 PAX Romana Review — Rome’s Golden Age Gets a Golden Game
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ANNO 117 PAX Romana perfectly blends RTS, diplomacy and city building together, bringing every aspect of empire building in an ANNO game for the first time. The overhead management menu helps even newcomers seamlessly understand the ins and outs of meeting your people's need, which is always difficult in city builders. The new RTS system is fantastic and very in-depth. The game features both ground and naval combat, while each has multiple variety of troops to choose from. Other than that, the campaign does a great job at teaching players about the game's mechanics, while also having hard hitting decision making, but falls short when it comes to storytelling.
Frankenstein 2025 Review: Yet Another Masterpiece from Del Toro
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Frankenstein 2025 is out on Netflix, and here's the review to let you know how the movie is and why you should watch it.
Predator: Badlands Review: A Hunt Like Never Before
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Predator: Badlands is here and if you are thinking whether to watch it or not, here is a review that would clear things up for you.
Arc Raiders Review: A Statement-Making Extraction Shooter Built on Fun and Ferocity
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Arc Raiders is the extraction shooter that finally delivered in 2025: genuine unpredictability and laughter even in failure. Raids are frantic, ARC AI is lethal, and proximity voice chat fuels the chaos. Progression is forgiving, crafting is meaningful, and every extraction is an absolute cinema. Read my full Arc Raiders review here.
Battlefield 6 Review: All Out Warfare Hits Harder than Ever
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Battlefield 6 delivers on the franchise's signature scale and spectacle, even if the Campaign stumbles in almost every single department. Check out the full verdict in our Battlefield 6 review.
Tron Ares Review: It Isn’t a Sequel and That’s the Whole Point
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Check out Beebom's Tron Ares review before you walk into the theatre to watch the grid light up after 15 years.
Borderlands 4 Review – Shootin’ Feels Tight, Lootin’ Feels Right
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Borderlands 4 braves it all by adopting a full-blooded open world and leaving Pandora behind. Find out if this transition works in our review.
Alienware 18 Area-51 Review – Cool, Calm, and Hits Hard
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There are plenty of RTX 50-series laptops in the market, but none match the premium levels of the Alienware 18 Area-51. Want to know more? Here is our full Alienware 18 Area-51 gaming laptop review, so that you can decide if it's worth your money.
Silent Hill f Review – Fear That Seeps In Petal by Petal Until You Break
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Silent Hill f is the slow descent to madness that horror genre fans would not be able to put down. Ryukishi07 and Konami has stirred up a mind-numbing storyline that keeps you guessing even after completing the game. The game's visuals are breathtaking and horrifying in equal parts, making your journey that much more pleasant. However, combat is the weakest point of the game, with rigid movement, terrible weapon durability, and repetitive enemy encounters.
One Battle After Another Review: A Revolution or a Delusion of it?
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Waiting to watch One Battle After Another on the big screen? Check out this review before you book the tickets.
Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc Review: Perfect Adaptation Fueled by Explosions
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The most-awaited Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc by MAPPA has finally premiered and here's my complete review of the movie.
EA Sports FC 26 Review – From Relegation Form to Champions League Glory
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Bolstered by top-tier gameplay and some much-needed tweaks, EA FC 26 is easily the best entry in the franchise in recent years, with the potential to become an all-timer.
Ghost of Yotei Review – A Kill Bill For Feudal Japan Executed Perfectly
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Ghost of Yotei is a sequel to the 2020 epic Ghost of Tsushima and is set 300 years after the previous title. The game introduces a new character and age in Japan, where retribution is the primary motivator for Atsu's adventure. But the question is, is the journey worth your time, effort, and money, and does it improve on its predecessor in any way? Read our full review to find out!
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle Movie Review: A Grand Beginning with Uneven Battle Rhythm
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The Hashira Training arc ended with possibly the biggest cliffhanger in the Demon Slayer series' history i.e., Hashiras and Demon Corps falling into the Infinity Castle. After a long wait, the first installment in the Infinity Castle trilogy has been released worldwide. After watching my most anticipated anime movie of the year, here are my thoughts about the Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - Infinity Castle movie part 1.
Hollow Knight Silksong Review – Woven with Pain, Rewarded with Greatness
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After seven long years, Silksong is here, and it brings a fresh punch to the iconic original. Is it good? Or is it all hype? Check out our full Hollow Knight Silksong review here.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Review – Virtuous Mission Perfected For Modern Times
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Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater revives the magic of the iconic 2004 Metal Gear title, except this time Konami does it without Kojima with an Unreal Engine 5 remake. But the question is, does it still hit the same or it's just another failed attempt at reviving an old classic with modern tech? Read our full game review right here.
The Rogue Prince of Persia Review – A Flawless Parkour Masterpiece
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The Rogue Prince of Persia is a rogue-lite game, which brings our titular prince to another 2D replayable environment, this time locking horns with the Huns forces. While a little dry in content, the early access has got the gameplay set, and impressed me to no end.
Nothing Phone (3) Review: The Flagship That’s Still Figuring Itself Out
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At $899, the Nothing Phone (3) goes toe to toe with 2025's best flagships but does it have what it takes to be your next purchase? Find out in this review.
Mafia: The Old Country Review – A Mob Story Worthy of Cinema, Not a Shootout
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Mafia is back to its roots with the classic narrative-driven game in The Old Country of Sicily. Is the chase for respect worth the ride? Find out in our spoiler-free Mafia: The Old Country review here.
I Tested Cyberpunk 2077 on an M4 Mac and It’s Really Good
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Cyberpunk 2077 is out on Apple Silicon Mac and I am putting the game to the test on my base M4 Mac Mini in this performance review.
The Fantastic Four First Steps Review: Works, but Lacks the Marvel Magic
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The Fantastic Four: First Steps is now in theaters and here's a review for this movie with little to no spoilers.
UnifyDrive UT2 NAS Review: A Swiss Army Knife of Storage Solutions
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The UnifyDrive UT2 is a unique portable storage solution that can be more than just a typical NAS. It can turn into a USB flash drive, a home entertainment system, can copy files from SD cards and even has its own battery and WLAN hotspot which makes it an excellent option for those who like to capture things on the go.
Nothing Headphone (1) Review: It’s Something Special
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We finally managed to our hands on Nothing Headphone (1), the company's first attempt at over-ear headphones and these come at a premium price tag of $299 going against some tough competition like Sony's XM5. So are these worth it for the price? Let's find out.
Nitro Gen Omega Review: Mechs, Mayhem, and the Magic of Spaghetti Anime
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Nitro Gen Omega reinvents the tactical RPG formula with its bold timeline-based combat and unforgettable spaghetti anime style. Dive into our full review to see how this mech-powered adventure lets you build the perfect squad and look cool doing it.
Elden Ring Nightreign Review: A Nostalgic Multiplayer Spinoff
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Elden Ring Nightreign is just about here and brings back the Souls action we have come to know and love but with friends this time. Want to know if it's worth the trip? Check out our Elden Ring Nightreign review here.
Doom The Dark Ages Review: Everything Doom, but Better
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Doom The Dark Ages is a stunning continuation in the Doom franchise, perfectly encapsulating the core elements of the Doom gameplay, while introducing more ways to kill, smash and blow enemies. The game also greatly improves on the storytelling aspects that have been missing so far in the other games on the franchise, masterfully executing cinematic cutscenes that often leaves you at awe. However, this is still very much a 'Doom' game, and anyone unfamiliar with the franchise or allergic to constant mind-numbing, adrenaline inducing combat should avoid it.
MSI GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB Review: Perfect Upgrade for Budget Gamers
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The GeForce RTX 5060Ti is the perfect pick for budget gamers who are looking to upgrade from their old 20 or 30 series GPUs. The 16GB VRAM is pleasant to have and will increase the longevity of the GPU for quite a few years. The DLSS 4 support also feels amazing when playing the new gen games with Ray Tracing with DLSS.
Havoc Review: Tom Hardy and Gareth Evans Deliver a Relentless Cinematic Action Spectacle
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Havoc is a beautiful spectacle that surprises you with incredible action and choreography. On top of that, Tom Hardy delivers a remarkable performance and charms the audience with his beast mode.
The Last of Us Part II Remastered PC Review: A Vengeful Follow-up That Left Me Shattered
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The Last of Us Part II is a worthy sequel that honors its iconic predecessor. It effectively uses the foundation of the first part and wonderfully expands the gameplay experiences with a refined stealth and combat system. Read our full The Last of Us Part II Remastered review here.
ZOTAC GeForce RTX 5070 Review: Not the Upgrade Gamers Wanted!
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 falls significantly short of its tall claims before release, providing only a slight increase in performance from its predecessors RTX 4070 and 4070 Super. However, the GPU is priced extremely well, around the same as the RTX 4070 and slightly cheaper compared to RTX 4070 Super at MSRP. Still, the GPU doesn't entice enough for us to recommend RTX 40 series users to upgrade, as the 12GB VRAM isn't future proof at the rate the gaming industry is evolving.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows Review: A Dance of Blood and Beauty
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Assassin's Creed Shadows is the latest entry in the iconic franchise and this time it takes the journey to Japan. Read our Assassin's Creed Shadows review here and decide if you want to join the war with Naoe and Yasuke in Japan.
Split Fiction Review: Defines Peak Gaming
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The studios that brought us the A Way Out and It Takes Two are back with Split Fiction, another genre redefining co-op experience. After playing it with my friend for about 16 hours, I've completed the game and here is my complete review of the game.
Order 13 Review: Amazon Warehouse Horror with an FNAF Twist
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Are you a fan of horror games or looking to try one? Here is our review of the psychological horror game Order 13 that takes a twist on FNAF by adding the right classic horror elements from all top games. And you get a pet in the game to accompany you.
Astronomics Early Access Review: Spacefaring and Strategic Mining in the Quest for Home
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Astronomics offers a chill alternative to high-octane AAA titles through simple automation. If you love strategy games like Factorio with the exploration of No Man's Sky, this game will hit it in the right spot for you. In our review, learn what good and bad Astronomics has to offer.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Review: First True Single-Player RPG in Years
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Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is a beautifully crafted masterpiece and does everything a true single player action RPG should be doing. The storytelling in KCD 2 is outstanding, and the world feels alive with NPCs reacting to your every behavior. The voice acting and dialogues are on-point, and doesn't play the safe game that most new big titles have been doing. NPCs are rude, funny and curse in different accents that sound both hilarious and genuine. The game is a perfect example of what the single player RPG genre has been missing in recent years.