Recent reviews by Glgh

Top quality metroidvania. Straight up from the Hollow Knight alley, with some excellent ambient and incredible music. Also, very versatile combat, which makes it fun for a wide range of playing styles.
A definite must play.

Essays on Empathy is so much more than I expected. I got this a while ago but only recently actually decided to spend time and check it out, and I actually got sad about what I had been missing out on.
While I didn't love all the games, I can definitely say there's a lot of love in the making of each one of them. Additionally, the documentaries are a lot more than you'd expect. Beyond the actual video game-making work, there's a lot of humanity in how Deconstructeam describes its work and processes.

Let them know I am their fan.

Despite some limitations, this game is a very enjoyable experience. The art is spot-on, it's fully voice-acted and the mecha fights have enough depth to not become repetitive and boring.
Most of all, the game has very nice poetry moments every now and then.

Live, love, suffer, rejoice, get to know Tokyo and make friends. A masterpiece that delivers in every single way.
One of my top favorite games. A very polished JRPG experience.

Unpopular opinion: Makoto is Persona's Liara.

You will always want to go back to Inaba. And you should. A golden era made unforgettable by friends, teenage love and your new found powers.
A must-play classic.

Have you ever said "I wish I lost my memory so I can enjoy this as for the first time"? Well, this DLC is the closest you will get for Elden Ring. The map is impressive, the amount of content is baffling and the fights extremely challenging. It's all anyone could ask out of a souls-like.

It made me laugh and it made me cry, and there`s not much more I ask out of a good game. This is the best Ned Stark simulator you`ll find out there (no spoilers)
Choices do matter, btw

i wish this game would never end. That's how excellent it is.

A new height to which every open world game should aim, in content, world events and beauty.

This is a narrative frame delicacy, which deepens the whole Rusty Lake cosmogony to really amazing levels.
The Rusty Lake trademark ritual creepyness finds its origins and then expands. A must play for fans of this genre.

This game changed the action genre. No game will ever make you feel as badass as when you get the hang of Sekiro. You'll always remember and even miss how the fight against Genichiro feels.
I finished the game thrice, not to get the achievements, but because I couldn't stop playing due to how I felt as I was getting better and better in combat.
A must play for action rpg fans (even if the RPG part y kind of lacking)