Recent reviews by Some Cool Guy

Absolutely peak DLC. They cooked so hard with this. A couple of new all-timer boss fights and the introduction of difficulty modes alongside the DLC means if the fights stop being fun, you can adjust it and find the tuning that is right for you. Overture is a seriously excellent expansion to one of my new favorite games and I'm dying to see what NEOWIZ cooks up next.

There's a bit of a learning curve but mastery pays off in truly hilarious moments.
An absolute must for immersive sim sickos.

MOTHERED is an unforgettable experience. The presentation is seriously one-of-a-kind and almost defies description. I found the story to be engaging, scary, sad, and utterly heartbreaking. I highly recommend it if you like immersive story games with intense horror elements.
The vibes are awful (complimentary)
Seriously one of my favorite horror games I've played in years.

An excellent horror and narrative experience with gripping visuals and an engaging story. It's sure to be a classic of the genre

A rocky launch and a heap of drama has not stopped Total Warhammer III from living up to its potential as the culmination of three games worth of work.
The default campaign is lackluster and occasionally tedious but the Immortal Empires mode is the Total War dream perfected.
Getting all the DLC isn't cheap but it's well worth the time and investment if you liked either of the other Total Warhammer games or if you're looking for a zany Total War experience on an unprecedented scale.

Great with friends and pretty fun solo. Great vibes and some genuinely great moments and bosses. There's a lot on offer for one of these games

Crow Country is a loving and lovely homage to the horror games I grew up on and I had an absolute blast playing through it.
Highly recommended if you're a fan of the first three Resident Evils or the first three Silent Hill games.

Darkest Dungeon II is more of a reinvention of Darkest Dungeon than it is a sequel. I tried several times but was never able to make much progress in DD1. DD2 reduces frictions without reducing complexity or challenge. The storytelling and character backstories are genuinely great and some of the memories were genuinely disturbing to play.
I definitely recommend trying it if you wanted to like DD1 but found it too oppressive.

Genuinely fantastic game that *was* brought down by bad policy decisions from Sony.

Easy to learn and a joy to master. Against the Storm is an excellent city builder and resource management game. Missions can feel like a huge struggle as you scrounge for resources and barely get by but that struggle is rewarded with a variety of ways to win, all of which feel super satisfying.