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A New Era of Realism I have been playing NBA 2K for several years, and my primary complaint was not with the proficiency of the offensive gameplay. It was more with the rather rudimentary and monotonous shooter capabilities, or the painfully slow ball handling, which, throughout the years, tended to annoy me more. It is also how, with the passage of time, defending in the game seemed a lot more like an afterthought. Last year's edition was good, and I wrote a review of NBA 2K25 if you are interested, but like all previous releases, it did not have the features I will talk about. I have witnessed countless instances when defenders skated around the court like, in an attempt to position themselves into a stream of an offensive player, simply and came to an augmented reality conclusion. The defenders in these instances do not position themselves based on the game logic, and unfortunately, the basketball game 2K2, like its predecessor from a long time back, 2032, simply do...

The Fragility of Survival There's something about a survival horror game that's supposed to make your palms sweat and your pulse race, right? You expect to feel like you're barely scraping by, adrenaline coursing through your veins as you limp toward your next objective. 'The Callisto Protocol' tries hard to deliver on that promise. It places you in the blood-streaked boots of Jacob Lee, a man whose only goal is to escape the hellish prison of Black Iron on Jupiter's moon, Callisto. But here's the thing: for all its spine-chilling aesthetics and brutal combat, this game isn't quite the nightmare fuel I wanted it to be. Instead, it's more like a beautifully made haunted house where the scares never quite land, but the lights and set design keep you walking through anyway. The Atmosphere: Chilling, Yet Not Quite Terrifying If there's one thing The Callisto Protocol nails, it's the vibe. Every corner of Black Iron Prison feels suffocatingl...

When you play Forza Horizon 5, it’s not just a racing game. You experience a sun-drenched Mexico where you can endlessly explore, while every mile is celebrating car culture. For me, the game is perfect because I have spent countless hours obsessively building my dream garage in Forza Horizon 4. However, the game is not a rehash of familiar roads. There is a special electric feeling that keeps you wanting more. The Thrill of the Open Road (and Even Off It) Of course, Forza Horizon 5 is primarily about racing, but the main focus of the game is exploration. The map has humid jungles, arid deserts, sleepy villages, and wild coasts, and every inch of this virtual Mexico is begging you to drive. If you are like me, you will take every opportunity to drive off-road. In the past Horizon titles, when the standard was to buy cheap PS4 games , it always felt that the fastest way to earn points was to stick to the main roads. Here? Not even close....