Recent reviews by OGCrim

Despite the often unpleasant community atmosphere and some questionable matchmaking decisions, I’ve genuinely enjoyed my time with Marvel Rivals. the journey of mastering each character in quick play has been surprisingly engaging. There’s a satisfying depth to learning different heroes, and that progression alone keeps me coming back. this game delivers.

Guild Wars 2 still holds up as one of the most well-rounded MMOs out there. It does a lot of things better than many subscription-based games, and it doesn’t charge you monthly for it. The world is fun to explore, combat feels great, and I’ve barely scratched the surface but I’m already impressed.

Even though SWTOR is an older MMO, the community keeps it alive, for better or worse expect everything from helpful veterans to chaotic trolls and heavy RP zones. The real draw is the Star Wars storytelling, which still holds up and offers some great class narratives. If you’re a Star Wars fan, it’s absolutely worth playing.

fun battle royale that feels a bit like Street Fighter with its fast, combo-based combat. The learning curve is steep, but once you get the hang of it, the game is incredibly rewarding. There’s a wide variety of weapons and tools to master, keeping the gameplay fresh and skill-focused. A great pick if you enjoy melee-heavy, high-skill PvP

I grew up with the classic Call of Duty games, and nothing will ever top those memories MW2 lobbies, 360 no-scopes, Doritos and Mountain Dew nights, the chaotic fun with friends. Those days were something special.

But the new generation of CoD just doesn’t hit the same. Maybe I’ve grown out of it… or maybe the games have just gotten worse over time. The focus on microtransactions has only made it harder to enjoy. Instead of grinding for cool stuff, everything is locked behind paywalls, skins, and bundles.

It’s not that CoD is terrible now it just doesn’t have the magic the older titles had. I miss when the series was fun, simple, and focused on gameplay instead of monetization.

Old CoD will always be legendary. I just wish the new ones had that same soul.

Fallout 76 leans too hard on FOMO and showing off flashy camps, but there’s a ton of content and great value overall. The perk and leveling system is the best in the series, making character builds genuinely fun. Unfortunately, some old bugs still linger, but if you can overlook them, it’s a surprisingly enjoyable experience

Undecember constantly pushes its seasonal pass on the daily login screen, which can be annoying during regular gameplay. I play games to enjoy them, not to feel pressured into paying for content. Unfortunately, the game has a lot of pay-to-win mechanics, so I cannot recommend it.

I started playing RuneScape about 15 years ago, and I’ve been using the same account ever since. Over the years, I’ve taken long breaks, but no matter how much time passes, I always find myself coming back. The game has an incredible mix of nostalgia and constant updates that keep it fresh and engaging. Whether it’s exploring new quests, skilling, or just hanging out with friends in-game, there’s always something to do. The community has grown and evolved, yet it still retains that unique RuneScape charm. 10/10, would return to Gielinor again and again!

The devs and creators of this game seem to have no idea how to run it. It was pretty fun when the game first released, but the community became toxic very quickly, especially during dungeons. There were a bunch of performance issues at the start. I did enjoy the PvP and PvE content, though. I know this review is a bit late, and I’m not sure what the current state of the game is.

Warframe like gameplay and fun combat, but a heavier grind and less player-friendly systems.
If you enjoy the style it’s worth a look, though Warframe still offers the smoother overall experience.