I recommend it! No bugs found, likely thanks to daily patches. The tutorial is clear, and the first contract mission works as a tutorial too.

DEVOUR feels like the devs just tried to cash in using low-quality assets, bad animations, and outdated mechanics. The gameplay is clunky and repetitive, and it doesn't offer much in terms of innovation or excitement. It's a shame because the concept has potential, but the execution really missed the mark.

Phasmophobia is a game that turned out to be a massive success—enough to fund 5 yachts! But beyond the money, it started a whole wave of co-op horror games, and for that, it deserves credit. The teamwork, tension, and spooky atmosphere make it a great experience, even though it’s now a bit of a trendsetter in the genre.

Deep Rock Galactic is a blast if you have a solid group of friends to play with. The cooperative gameplay is super fun, especially when you're all in sync, drilling through caves, fighting alien hordes, and completing missions. It’s a game you can easily sink 50 hours into with the right crew. However, it can feel a bit repetitive without good teammates. Still, with friends, it’s one of the best co-op experiences out there!

Hunt: Showdown 1896 is a well-made game with intense atmosphere and great mechanics. However, it’s plagued by a lot of cheaters, which makes the experience frustrating at times. It’s tough to decide whether to recommend it—while it’s fantastic when it works, the cheating issues really hurt the overall experience.

Valheim was a blast for the first week—exploring, building, and surviving in that world is a lot of fun. But after a while, the novelty wears off. It’s a great game for a short, immersive experience, but I found it hard to keep going after the initial hype.

Realm Royale Reforged feels like it got more investment in its marketing than actual development. The game promised a lot, but the gameplay doesn’t live up to the hype. I got caught up in the buzz, but it’s a letdown with unbalanced mechanics and lackluster updates.

THE FINALS offers tons of fun for 100-200 hours with its unique gameplay and fast-paced action. However, the online experience can be hit or miss, with server issues and matchmaking problems. The marketing also doesn’t do the game justice—more attention should be given to building a stronger community.

CS2 was supposed to be an upgrade, but it feels more like a downgrade. Clunky movement, weird hit reg, and a ton of missing features from CS:GO. The game just doesn’t have the same feel anymore. Hopefully, they fix it, but right now, it’s a disappointment.

Buckshot Roulette is a cool concept with great tension, but it doesn’t have much replay value. You jump in, experience the thrill a couple of times, and then there’s not much left to keep you hooked. Worth checking out, but don’t expect long-term engagement.