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Extreme Forklifting 3

weirdly fun sim-style challenge

I received Extreme Forklifting 3 from DEVM Games, the developer, and it turned out to be a quirky little Steam game that takes a simple idea and turns it into something surprisingly entertaining. It leans into forklift driving, awkward physics, and a bit of controlled chaos, which gives it a lot more personality than you might expect from a game with this premise. What I liked most is that it knows exactly what kind of game it is. It doesn’t try to be a huge cinematic experience or overcomplicate things — it just gives you a weirdly fun sim-style challenge and lets the gameplay speak for itself. That makes it easy to appreciate if you enjoy unusual indie games with a sense of humor and a bit of jank in the mix. If you’re into oddball simulation games, or just want something different from the usual Steam fare, Extreme Forklifting 3 is worth checking out. My video review: Extreme Forklifting 3 review on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxbkpe1mYus&t=1055s

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Samson

A brutal, gritty urban action immersive experience

Samson is a solo indie game that puts you into a story-driven experience where you really feel like the main character. What stood out to me most was how centered it felt around your character’s journey, which gave it a strong and personal vibe while playing alone. NOTE: I did get it free fro mthe publisher /developer. One thing I especially liked was how naturally my character’s semi-long hair flowed during movement. It added a lot to the presentation and made the character feel more alive and cinematic. It may have been helped by some of the NVIDIA RTX features, but either way, it looked great and added to the overall immersion. As a solo game, that made it more engaging for me. It felt less like just moving through gameplay systems and more like following a character-led experience that keeps you involved from start to finish. That sense of being the person the camera follows gave the game a lot of identity. The game has a clear indie style and a strong sense of direction, which I appreciated. It doesn’t feel generic, and that helped make it memorable. If you enjoy solo games with personality and a strong focus on the player’s journey, Samson is worth checking out. My Youtube First impressions video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HgCHq8Er5o

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Conan Exiles

2026 Conan Exiles Enhanced: Isle of Siptah Edition Review — A Brutal Fantasy Survival Adventure

Conan Exiles Enhanced: Isle of Siptah Edition Review — A Brutal Fantasy Survival Adventure I received Conan Exiles Enhanced: Isle of Siptah Edition for free from FUNCOM, and after playing it on PC through Steam, it’s very much the kind of game that pulls you in if you like survival, building, and harsh fantasy worlds. It has that classic Conan feel, but with the Isle of Siptah setting giving it a darker and more isolated vibe that makes the whole experience feel a bit different from the main game. What I liked most was the atmosphere. The island feels dangerous, mysterious, and full of that harsh survival energy that Conan Exiles is known for. There’s always something to do, whether that’s gathering resources, building up a base, fighting off enemies, or just trying to survive long enough to get stronger. It definitely has that “one more hour” type of gameplay. Since this is the Enhanced version, it also feels like a good chance for new players to jump in or for returning players to give it another look. The visual upgrade and overall presentation help make the world feel more immersive, and if you enjoy sandbox survival games, this is one that can easily eat up a lot of your time. Overall, I thought Isle of Siptah Edition was a solid and enjoyable survival experience. If you like tough survival games with building, combat, and a dark fantasy setting, this one is definitely worth checking out. Checkout my video review on youtube here: https://youtu.be/tZAiN8yHm7E

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Fatekeeper

A Fantasy RPG That Feels Like Skyrim’s Spirit Lives On

I got Fatekeeper for free from the publisher THQ Nordic, and after spending time with it on PC through Steam, I can say it really gives off that classic fantasy RPG vibe. The first thing that stood out to me was how much it reminded me of Skyrim and The Elder Scrolls games in general, with that familiar mix of exploration, atmosphere, and adventure. It has a really strong fantasy feel, and I liked how it made me want to keep moving forward just to see what was around the next corner. There’s a nice sense of mystery to it, and the world has that sort of old-school RPG charm that fans of the genre will probably click with right away. It’s not trying to be something totally new, and honestly, that’s part of the appeal. Fatekeeper feels like one of those games you play because you want a solid fantasy adventure that scratches that Skyrim-style itch. If that’s the kind of game you enjoy, this is definitely one worth keeping an eye on. Overall, I thought it was a fun one to check out, and if you’re into fantasy RPGs with exploration, atmosphere, and that classic Elder Scrolls feel, Fatekeeper is probably going to land well with you. My full first impression video is here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZAiN8yHm7E&t=1751s

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EA Sports FC 26

New Year, Same Game

I've got this game on PC, PS4, PS5 and Xbox Series X. My son has it on Switch. Every year I say I am not going to buy it again, because I know that fundamentally it's the same game regardless of platform. Of course on the Switch it's a 10 year old game that's the same every year, but that's a different bone of contention for me. Realistically, you've already bought this if you like Football / Soccer, as it is really the only way to play a decent game of it on your device. Graphically it does the job, the sound is forgettable to the point where I just turn it off and put on an audio book when I play. I have no interest in the virtual football card version of the game (Ultimate Team) that my son loves, especially since it seems to be pay to win. That EA make more than $1billion per year in selling those cards staggers me. For all of this though, will I buy next years game? Yes Why? Well because it's fun making someone rage quit when beating them on Seasons.