Murky Divers. Now, here's a game that both thrilled and chilled me to the core. As an admirer of co-op horror games and an unfortunate bearer of Thalassophobia, I was teetering on the edge of excitement and dread. Picture this: it's like any co-op game that sends you into the eerie unknown on a treasure hunt. But here's the catch, your treasures are the remains of failed experiments. Intriguing, isn't it?

Your mission, should you choose to accept, is to dive into the depths of the ocean, a world where fearsome creatures lurk in the shadows. Now, let's talk gameplay. There were a few bugs, but hey, it's early access, we can let that slide. The controls? Well, they're a bit like trying to pat your head and rub your stomach at the same time - awkward and confusing. But don't sweat it, you can re-bind those key bindings. Now, here's a thing that could use some tweaking: getting booted from the lobby post a failed mission. It'd be more seamless if it just reset for a fresh run, especially when you're gaming with your crew.

With a couple of tweaks here and there, Murky Divers has the potential to be a standout co-op horror game, an absolute riot to play with friends. So, if you're game for an underwater expedition laden with horror and discovery, then "Murky Divers" might just be your cup of tea.

So, I just rolled the credits on Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2. It's a ride, let me tell you. The first Hellblade? Yeah, that one's sitting pretty on my all-time favorites list. So, you can guess how stoked I was to dive into the sequel. Visually? Oh, it's a spectacle. From the get-go, this game is an absolute visual feast. Voice acting and motion capture are next level, making Melina Juergens' performance a standout - easily one of the best I've seen.

The game just oozes cinematic quality, with combat that pulls you in and puzzles that, while simpler than the first game, are woven seamlessly into the gameplay. The storyline? It's got a solid build-up, a sprinkle of boss battles here and there that keep things interesting, but I won't lie - a certain 'rinse and repeat' vibe crept in at times.

Though shorter than its predecessor, the game's still got meat on its bones. That said, my beef? The ending. Not the story - Senua's deep internal battles, that stuff's depicted brilliantly. It's the final boss fight that leaves a sour taste. It felt like they phoned it in, not quite matching up to the high bar set by the rest of the game. After all the build-up, all the hype, I was left craving a little more.

Bottom line - Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 is a game worth picking up. It's a visual feast like no other. Just brace yourself for the ending, it might not live up to your expectations. But hey, I'm still a fan, through and through. With a deep appreciation for Ninja Theory and the Hellblade series.