Recent reviews by Excelsior

Space Marine 2 is everything I wanted from a sequel: brutal, visceral, and unapologetically Warhammer. Playing as Captain Titus feels incredible—chainsword in hand, bolter roaring, cutting through Tyranid swarms like the god of war himself. The visuals are stunning, with epic battlefields and blood-soaked skirmishes that pull you right into the grimdark universe.

Combat is fast, fluid, and satisfying, though it does lean a bit too heavily on ranged enemies in the later stages. Still, the sheer scale of battles and the weight of being a Space Marine more than make up for it. Operations mode adds a fun co-op twist, and while PvP didn’t grab me, it’s a solid addition for competitive players.

If you’re a Warhammer fan, this is a must-play. For everyone else, it’s still one of the most exhilarating third-person shooters in years.

Helldivers 2 brings back the adrenaline-pumping chaos of cooperative warfare, and I was thrilled to dive back into the fray. The tighter controls and expanded arsenal of weapons make for an even more satisfying experience. Mission variety keeps things fresh, with each task feeling unique and challenging.

However, my excitement was occasionally dampened by server issues. While the cooperative multiplayer is a blast when it works, frequent disconnects and lag spikes can be frustrating. Despite these hiccups, Helldivers 2 remains a must-play for fans of intense, cooperative shooters.

As a huge fan of the Star Wars franchise, I was eagerly anticipating the release of "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor."

Upon playing the game, I found that the storyline did not disappoint. The game's take on Order 66 and the aftermath for the surviving Jedi was engaging and thought-provoking. I was invested in the fate of the lone survivor, and enjoyed exploring the game's expansive universe, encountering new characters and planets along the way.

However, I was disappointed by the game's technical performance. On my PC, I experienced significant frame rate drops, stuttering, and other performance issues, which detracted from my overall experience of the game. I found myself becoming frustrated and distracted by these issues, which took away from the otherwise engaging storyline and immersive world-building.

Despite these technical issues, I still found "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor" to be a worthwhile experience for fans of the franchise. The game's storyline and characters are well-crafted, and the exploration of the Star Wars universe is captivating. However, I would caution other players to consider the game's technical performance on their chosen platform before diving in.

Overall, while "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor" may not have lived up to all of my expectations, it still provided an enjoyable and engaging experience for fans of the franchise, albeit with some technical frustrations along the way.

This one feels different from the dozens of generic adventure games and it is great! I guess it is its unique art style that brings a different feel to the whole experience. What you find beyond the actual wall is a vast dark garden filled with various deliciously zany characters that stand in your way from getting to your friend who lives the tower. Some of the puzzles are easy, some of them take a while to figure out, but that is to be expected in any game of this genre. I also loved the kooky tunes throughout the whole game. The game is not short, but still I wish it was longer, because I didn’t want it to finish just yet! Definitely worth it and I hope the studio makes more games like this!

Masterpiece!

Best VR game

Masterpiece!

One of the top timekiller ever. But there are no updates from devs, so the game is dead.