Recent reviews by E K M

Human: Fall Flat is an absolute gem for anyone looking to laugh until their sides hurt. This physics-based puzzle platformer is good on its own but becomes amazing when you play with friends. The real charm lies in the chaos—you’ll spend half the time solving puzzles and the other half goofing around, throwing each other off ledges, and sabotaging the "team effort."

Even when you decide to get serious and actually tackle the maps, the game still delivers. Some puzzles are surprisingly tricky, requiring real teamwork (or just clever chaos). But nothing feels impossible when you’ve got 5 idiots flailing around, accidentally solving puzzles in the most unexpected ways.

And let’s not forget the Workshop! The community-made skins are absolutely hilarious—dressing up as anything from superheroes to random memes adds another layer of ridiculousness to the experience.

Whether you're in it for the laughs or the creative problem-solving, this game never fails to entertain. Just be prepared to spend a lot of time falling off the map... on purpose.

Assetto Corsa is an absolute must for any racing enthusiast. The base game offers realistic driving physics, but the real magic lies in the insane amount of mods available. From drifting and time attack to thrilling nohesi highway runs, the modding possibilities are endless, and I genuinely can't imagine playing without them. The community has created so much content, keeping the game fresh and exciting over the years.

For a game that's now 10 years old, the graphics still hold up incredibly well, and if you're into tweaking visuals, the graphic mods can take it to a whole new level! You can really go wild customizing the look of the game. However, with all these mods, things can get a little buggy at times, but it's a minor issue compared to the overall experience. It's a solid 9/10 and an essential title for sim racing fans.

Sleeping Dogs is hands down one of the best games I've ever played in the open-world action genre. From the intense martial arts combat to the vibrant setting of Hong Kong, it delivers an experience that’s both thrilling and immersive. The story grabbed me from the start, and the ending was really satisfying—definitely a highlight!

Sure, it can get a bit repetitive at times with the side activities, but honestly, it wasn't hard to get over. The core gameplay is so fun that those moments barely detract from the overall experience. The mix of combat, driving, and undercover cop drama kept me hooked for hours.

If you're looking for an action-packed game with a great narrative and a unique setting, Sleeping Dogs is a must-play. It's easily a 9.5/10 for me, and I had an absolute blast with it!

9/10!

Frostpunk was my gateway into this amazing niche genre, and I absolutely love it! From the moment you take charge of your frozen city, you're thrown into a brutal balancing act between survival, resource management, and the harsh realities of keeping your people alive. The feeling of overcoming the challenges the frost throws at you is incredibly rewarding.

The strategic depth in this game is where it shines. Finding the perfect layout for your city—keeping the generator running without blowing it up, figuring out the best way to organize buildings for maximum efficiency—all while battling the cold is an intense but satisfying experience. On top of that, choosing the best tech tree unlocks becomes crucial to mastering the game. It constantly pushes you to think ahead and adapt to the changing conditions.

While it can be a bit punishing at times, the gameplay is so refreshing and thought-provoking that it's worth every tough decision. If you enjoy city-building games that challenge you not only strategically but morally, this is an absolute must-play.

Frostpunk is a chilling masterpiece and a standout game in its genre!

I don't think I've ever laughed so hard while also feeling completely incompetent. Chained Together is a wild co-op experience where my friend and I restarted over a hundred times, all thanks to our brilliant decision-making (read: sheer stupidity). The premise? You're literally chained together and must coordinate every move, which for us meant tripping over obstacles, getting stuck in the most obvious traps, and shouting "I thought YOU were going left!" every 30 seconds!

Each restart felt like a fresh chance to showcase just how bad two people can be at communication. We spent more time blaming each other for falls than actually progressing, but honestly, it was all part of the fun. If you're looking for a game that tests both your problem-solving skills and your friendship’s patience, this is it. Just be prepared to laugh at your own ridiculousness the whole way through. Highly recommend—especially if you enjoy epic fails!

Batman: Arkham Knight is my favorite game in the series, hands down. The gameplay is absolutely fantastic—fluid combat, satisfying stealth, and the Batmobile mechanics really add a new dimension to exploration. The graphics still hold up incredibly well, with Gotham looking dark, gritty, and stunning. It’s one of the best-looking superhero games I’ve ever played.

Yes, the game had a rough launch with performance issues, but now, it’s been fixed to the point where it feels like a true masterpiece. The story is engaging, and the atmosphere nails the tone of Batman perfectly. I especially loved the emotional depth with the Joker hallucinations, but we definitely need more Jason Todd content—his character arc deserves more love and expansion!

9.5/10

I’ve played The Witcher 3 since the day it launched, across multiple accounts, and after all these years, it still stands as the best game I’ve ever played. From the captivating story to the vast, beautifully crafted open world, everything about this game feels like a masterpiece.

The characters are unforgettable, with Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri feeling like old friends at this point. The story is rich with emotion, tough choices, and surprises, and no matter how many times I replay it, the world of The Witcher always pulls me back in. Every corner of the map is filled with detail, side quests feel meaningful, and the soundtrack is a perfect fit for the atmosphere.

The combat is engaging, the exploration is rewarding, and the sheer depth of the game is unmatched. I’ve sunk hundreds of hours into it, and I still find new things to enjoy on every playthrough. If you haven’t played The Witcher 3 yet, you’re missing out on what is, in my opinion, the greatest game ever made. A true masterpiece that only gets better with time!

As someone who’s never played a Warhammer 40K game before, Space Marine 2 was an incredible introduction to the universe. The combat is brutal and fast-paced, making every encounter feel thrilling. You really feel the weight of being a superhuman soldier as you tear through waves of enemies with powerful weapons and melee attacks. The balance between ranged and close-quarters combat is spot on, and the controls are intuitive even for a beginner like me.

Visually, the game is a treat. The dark, gritty environments perfectly capture the “grimdark” aesthetic, and the sound design makes each fight feel epic. Even though I had little background on the 40K lore, the game does a great job making the story accessible without overwhelming you with details. You’re a space marine saving humanity—it’s simple but epic in execution.

I’ve only dipped my toes into the multiplayer, but it’s fast, chaotic, and a lot of fun. There’s definitely a lot more to explore there, but the single-player experience alone is worth it.

Overall, Space Marine 2 is a fantastic starting point for anyone new to Warhammer 40K, combining awesome action, stunning visuals, and an easy-to-follow story. Highly recommended!