Recent reviews by Naufal

group dialectical behavior therapy never looked this good
on one hand combat is a straight downgrade, on the other, self-play under accessibility is a straight upgrade

Genuinely grating and uncomfortable to play..
Don't buy it
10/10

Going fast feels sooooooo goooooooooooooood.
wish this game had more impactful items and interesting bosses but otherwise a great time!

Ghost of Tsushima is unwilling to offend. Its forgiving and thoughtfully designed for ease of accessibility. This may offend more hardcore gamers but it offers a butter smooth experience; the crème de la crème of Ubisoft-style open world games.

It still boasts stunning cinematography, pitch-perfect narrative beats, excellent pacing, and combat that’s genuinely satisfying. This game is a masterclass in modern AAA open world design. Yes, it has all the familiar tropes—collectibles, checklist-style missions, the usual open-world grind—but it’s executed with such care, polish, and intention that I have literally zero complaints

This game has no business being cooler than the martial arts films it takes inspiration from.
The iconic set dressing and timeless artstyle absolutely pops on the steamdeck

I've never experienced storytelling so deep, complex, and gripping with such sparing use of words.
Each sentence carries the weight of entire TV show episodes.

This game weaves poetry, heartbreak, and trauma through the lens of a third-culture kid turned omnipotent god—presented in an interactive visual novel format. And it does so exceptionally well.

The most profound stories are whispered, not shouted.

Thank you, Sunset Visitor and Fellow Traveller, for bringing games like 1000xResist and Citizen Sleeper to life.

-dash -dash -dash -dash -dash -dash -dash -dash -dash -dash -dash -dash -dash -dash +cute animals +MUSIC

I've been living too fast
And I've been living too long
Cruel, cruel world, I'm gone

A cinematic masterpiece of a game with the most gorgeous looking world in all of gaming.

Machine girl's soundtrack absolutely carries this game. Every level is a surprise and the book of life was an absolute treat

webfimshing reminds me of the days of early TF2, when games weren't always about winning. they were about the community and its people.