Dihea

The minion concept in Overlord is absolutely brilliant – even today, nothing quite compares. They pick up random gear, act hilariously dumb, and you can even kick them around – it’s such a fresh and unique mechanic that still feels special years later. That said, I do wish the core gameplay was a bit more engaging. The monster packs and combat are solid, but they never quite hit that “wow” factor. Still, the charm of the minions more than makes up for it. I think it more 8 than 7, but we don't have here 7.5 score

Fantastic new Hard Mode in the latest update – exactly what this game was missing! It finally brings real tension and sweaty palms – Dark Souls can take a seat. Sure, I’d love to see even more new worlds added, but considering this is a free update, it's seriously impressive. While companies like Nintendo charge for simple patches on the Switch 2, here we get a whole new world and a boss – that’s pure fire.

DMC by Ninja Theory remains one of my all-time favorite games. Years after its release, even while playing DMC V, I still find DMC (2013) far superior in style, visuals, and the feel of combat. The aesthetic, the atmosphere, the weight of every combo – it all just hits harder.I get that some hardcore fans were upset about Dante’s new look and personality shift, but it’s a shame that the game – and Ninja Theory – got so much backlash for simply executing what Capcom asked: to give the series a more Western, European flavor. And they nailed **** me, this is the best DMC in the franchise. Even running on Unreal Engine 3, it still looks absolutely stunning today. Playning now on SteamDeck, PC and PS5

I love the design behind 3d platforming levels, yes it’s Mario but in good realisation with Dualsense top features. My 3 y.o. kid love to play it (with my help sometimes) and I think it’s great game for kids. Don’t really like design of main character but, it’s work as promo ps5 generic Eva / Vally. I want to say thanks to devs for such game.

First things first—I’ve been waiting for a new Donkey Kong for years. I wanted Kremlings, that classic vibe from the original games, and David Wise’s legendary music. It’s been over 10 years since Tropical Freeze, and I finally got it. And no, it’s not just another remaster selling the same game for the third time (yes, I’m looking at you, my beloved DKCR). This is Nikoderiko. What I love most is how the team approached level design. Each stage has its own unique gimmicks and stunning settings, which keep the game fresh and exciting. One thing you won’t find in the classic references: hilarious voice-acted dialogues and super funny cutscenes with surprisingly good graphics. It adds a new layer of personality to the game that totally works. As for platforms, the PS5 version is the clear winner (DualSense really takes it up a notch), but the Switch version still looks great—just be ready to wait for a few patches to get the smooth experience it deserves. In short, Nikoderiko is everything I didn’t know I needed. Best decision ever.