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The Sinking City 2 Review - Is the Lovecraftian Resident Evil Worth Playing?

By Ash
in Reviews
on 17th of August 2026 @ 05:23 pm
The Sinking City 2 artwork for my detailed review

It doesn't matter if we're talking about movies or games, sequels tend to follow one simple rule: bigger is better. More content, more characters, more explosions, more everything. Because if it isn't twice as big as the original, what's even the point?

But in an interesting little twist, The Sinking City 2 has decided to do the complete opposite. It's smaller, shorter, and far more linear than its predecessor... yet also massively better. Because while the original tried to be an open-world game, a detective game and a survival-horror all at the same time, the sequel has just slammed its chips on the table and gone all in on survival-horror - and in a direction I, honestly, never could've expected.

  • Reviews
  • The Sinking City
  • The Sinking City 2
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Everything I Wish I Knew Before Starting Grim Dawn | 2026 Beginner's Guide

By Ash
in Tips and Guides
on 11th of August 2026 @ 07:44 pm
Artwork for my Grim Dawn beginner's guide

Grim Dawn is an awesome game, but if you're not prepared it'll bludgeon, butcher or blow you up with glee - and I know that from experience. So let me help you avoid some headaches by sharing everything I wish I knew before I first started.

  • Grim Dawn
  • Beginner's Guide
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Is Grim Dawn Still Worth Playing? | 2026 Review

By Ash
in Reviews
on 8th of August 2026 @ 12:30 am
Grim Dawn artwork for my 2026 review/retrospective

Grim Dawn has been around for over a decade. It's one of the most beloved ARPGs out there, and somehow... I've never played it. I guess Path of Exile and Diablo just kept me occupied.

But with the launch of the Fangs of Asterkarn expansion, I finally bit the bullet and dove in. And after spending two weeks playing as a wizard-werewolf, getting showered in absurd amounts of loot and just kind of repeatedly murdered - I must admit, Grim Dawn has been one hell of a surprise!

  • Grim Dawn
  • ARPG
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Is 7 Days to Die Still Worth Playing in 2026?

By Ash
in Reviews
on 30th of July 2026 @ 03:53 am
7 Days to Die artwork for my retrospective review

Despite always being curious about it, I must admit I was terrified of trying 7 Days to Die. Not because of spooky scary zombies, but because I've never seen a game's community this consistently angry at the people who made it.

So naturally, I always assumed the game was a complete dumpster fire. But a few weeks ago I finally bit the sham sandwich and dove in, and let me tell you - 7 Days to Die is not what I expected. Not even close.

  • Retrospectives
  • 7 Days To Die
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Is Warframe Still Worth Playing in 2026?

By Ash
in Reviews
on 13th of July 2026 @ 02:07 am
Artwork for my 'Is Warframe Worth Playing' retrospective

Warframe is one of the best co-op games out there, but starting it is genuinely terrifying. After thirteen years of updates, the game now has more systems and features than a jumbo jet.

But I finally gave it a try a few weeks ago, and I'll be honest - it was completely different from what I expected. So let me show you what the new player experience is like these days, where Warframe completely won me over, where it nearly lost me, and whether it's still worth jumping into today.

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Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy & What Makes a Great CRPG?

By Ash
in Reviews
on 5th of July 2026 @ 02:09 am
Artwork for my Dark Heresy video essay discussing what makes a good CRPG

CRPGs are weird. For the last twenty years, RPGs have been doing everything they can to become more approachable: less reading, fewer stats, simpler combat, less choices, and way bigger explosions.

Meanwhile CRPGs looked at that trend and just went: "Nah". Dialogue trees became forests. Character builds ballooned in complexity. And some of these games now expect you to read more than some people will in their entire life! You would think that this would completely doom the genre to irrelevance, but instead it's more popular now than it has been in decades.

And after playing through the Warhammer 40k: Dark Heresy beta, I found myself wondering why that's the case. What actually makes a great CRPG? And does all that complexity really make the games better, or have we all just Stockholm Syndrome'd ourselves into enjoying spreadsheets?

  • Warhammer 40k
  • Dark Heresy
  • Video Essay
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Four Powerful & Varied Skitarii Builds | Darktide Beginner's Guide

By Ash
in Tips and Guides
on 29th of June 2026 @ 01:12 am
Darktide artwork for the Skitarii beginner's guide

Unlike the extremely tanky Arbiter or the glass-cannon Hive Scum, the Skitarii are a true all-rounder. They can frontline, support, snipe, and generally adapt to anything the game throws at them. So getting started is easy, but getting the most out of their kit takes a surprising amount of effort. So let me walk you through a couple of fun, powerful builds that can smash through anything but the nastiest Havoc missions.

One quick note before we begin. Fatshark will be rebalancing the class over the next few months, so some of the exact numbers and talents may change. I'll always keep the written builds linked in the description updated to the newest patch, so if you're watching this from the future and something looks weird, go with the written version.

  • Beginner's Guide
  • Darktide
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