Recent reviews by ａｒａｂ　ت

Delta Force is the real deal no hand holding, no flashy gimmicks, just straight up tactical warfare. Unlike Battlefield 2042 and the COD series, where they flopped, this game actually makes you think. You can’t just run in like a hero; one wrong move and you’re done. The open maps are massive, letting you approach missions however you want sniping from a distance, sneaking in like a ghost, or going full assault. And unlike modern shooters that feel more like laser tag, Delta Force has that raw, realistic combat that actually makes every shot count. Yeah, the graphics are good enough, but the gameplay? just timeless. No forced micro transactions and on top also you just get free weapon skins just by grinding ranks, no crazy futuristic nonsense just a pure, tactical shooter that tests your skills. If you miss the days when shooters required brains, not just reflexes, this one hits way harder than any modern FPS.

Death Stranding: Director’s Cut is one of the most unique game I’ve ever played, but I won’t lie the first few hours it really test your patience. You’ll probably feel like uninstalling it, but trust me, stick with it. Once you get into the story, it’s a whole different gravy. You play as Sam Porter Bridges, delivering packages across a post apocalyptic world to reconnect humanity. Sounds simple, but between dodging creepy BTs, dealing with wild weather, and managing your cargo, it gets intense. The visuals are stunning, the music playlist is just fire, and the story? Deep, very emotional, and super weird in the best way. If you’re patient and down for something different, this game is an experience you won’t forget. Stick with it it’s worth it.

Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection is an absolute banger. I just finished it, and wow, it gives me major tomb raider vibes with all the treasure hunting, climbing, and epic action. It’s got two of the best adventures Uncharted 4 and The Lost Legacy remastered with stunning visuals that make every moment feel insane. Playing as Nate and Chloe, with wild set pieces and cinematic scenes that’ll keep you interested. The climbing and exploring? Super fun. The fights? Intense. And the storytelling? Chef’s kiss. What really fascinated me, though, was how much ancient history the game dives into. You learn about civilizations, myths, gods and legends while piecing together clues, and it’s actually so cool. If you’re into adventures, treasure hunting, and games that make you feel like a total badass, this collection is 100% worth it. It’s the kind of game that makes you feel like you’re living an action movie, and honestly, I didn’t want it to end.

The Last of Us Part 1 had me straight up emotional, no lie. It’s all about Joel and Ellie trying to survive in a world that’s completely messed up, with infected zombies and people who are somehow worse. The gameplay slaps ngl sneaking through, crafting items, and those intense fights had me stressed but hooked. The graphics are top tier, and the emotional moments? They just hit different. Once you finish the main story, you have to check out Left Behind. It dives into Ellie’s backstory with her bestie, how she got bitten, and how she saved Joel. It ties everything together and hits just as hard. If you’re into games that give you all the feels while keeping the action intense, this one’s a total must play.

Mad Max is pure desert chaos. I felt like a total badass cruising through the wasteland in my souped up car, the magnum opus, smashing into raiders and scavenging for supplies. The combat is brutal, with sick hand to hand fights and explosive car battles that never get old. The open world is massive and full of desert vibes, but it can feel a bit empty sometimes. The story’s decent, but it’s really all about the gameplay. Defeating the final boss isn’t easy, so make sure you upgrade character and your car to the max before going in. I just wish I could save both hope and glory tbh. If you’re into post apocalyptic action, car combat, and just wrecking everything in sight, this game is fire.

Borderlands 2 is pure madness in the best way possible. I jumped into this wild, comic world full of psycho bandits, epic loot, and non stop action. The humor? On point handsome jack is one of the most savage villains ever. The story isn’t super deep, but it does enough to keep you going. Honestly, the boss combat is where it shines. The shooting feels smooth, the abilities are fun to use, and the loot system had me grinding for hours trying to get the best gear. Playing with friends makes it even better because the co-op is fire. If you’re into over the top shooters with insane weapons and vibes, this game is a total W.

Alan Wake had me hooked fr. You’re a book writer stuck in this creepy small town, and your own stories start coming to life but in the worst way possible. The vibes are unsettling af, and the flashlight combat is kinda cool, even if it gets repetitive. That said, the devs could’ve definitely improved the aiming by adding a crosshair or something it gets annoying sometimes. But the story? Absolute banger, with twists that keep you guessing the whole time. If you’re into spooky, trippy games, this one is totally worth checking out.

The Wolf Among Us was a crazy ride. I played as Bigby Wolf, a detective in a world where fairytale characters are real but living in a messed up city. The story had me hooked with wild twists and tough choices that kept me thinking. The art style was dope, totally fitting the dark, noir vibe, and the characters were so complex, it made everything even more intense. I think there should’ve been more options for the crooked man's fate. I threw him in the well to suffer, but I would’ve loved more choices there but yea, If you're into story driven games with mystery and suspense, this one’s a must play!

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is hands down one of the best games I’ve ever played. You step into Geralt’s boots, a monster hunter with serious skills and a no nonsense vibe, exploring this insanely huge and gorgeous open world. Every quest feels like it matters even the side missions are deep. Trust me, you need to complete all the secondary quests before diving into the main story; it’s worth it. The combat is fun once you get the hang of it, and the choices you make actually matter, changing how the story plays out. The botchling monster? xd yeah, that thing gave me a hard time, but once I learned how to use signs properly, it got easier. Big shoutout to my friend, who really helped me out while I was playing. He taught me how to grind for better gear, use mutagens, and play smarter. Some of the stories hit so deep, they stayed with me even after I finished the game. If you love RPGs or just want a game with an emotional punch, you’ve gotta check this out.

Just wrapped up Heavy Rain, which I got in a bundle with Beyond: Two Souls and Detroit: Become Human, and it was hell of a ride! You dive into a mystery where four characters are trying to catch the “Origami Killer” before it’s too late. Every choice you make changes the story, and there are so many ways it can end. The graphics are a bit old school, but the plot is super gripping and keeps you on your toes. I felt like an investigator for a while, and I even figured out who the killer was in my head before the game revealed it guess that’s just how smart I am, hehe xd. If you love dark, suspenseful crime thrillers where your decisions matter, Heavy Rain is totally worth checking out no cap!