Game Reviews
Honest, in-depth reviews from the egg.network team
55 reviews
Grand Theft Auto VI: Vice City's Glow-Up Can't Hide Rockstar's Old Habits
A massive, messy, ridiculously alive open world that mostly justifies the wait — even when Rockstar still refuses to evolve everything.
Hollow Knight: Silksong: A Beautiful, Brutal Climb That Refuses to Baby You
Hornet’s long-awaited sequel is faster, sharper, and meaner than Hollow Knight — sometimes brilliantly, sometimes sampai stress.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond: Samus Returns Strong, But Not Untouched
A confident return for Samus with brilliant atmosphere and scanning, held back by uneven new ideas and safer-than-expected design.
League of Legends 2026 Review: Is It Still Worth Playing for SEA Players?
League of Legends is older, sweatier, and sometimes painful — but for SEA players who want the deepest free-to-play competitive MOBA on PC, the Rift still hits different.
Fable: Gorgeous Albion, Real Personality, One Big Question Mark
Playground’s Fable gets the tone right, the world looks lush, and the chaos feels properly British. The only issue is whether the actual RPG underneath can hit as hard as the vibe.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Review: A Better Game, a Slightly Less Haunting One
Kojima’s sequel is bigger, smoother and easier to love, but some of the first game’s lonely magic gets sanded down in the process.
Pragmata Review: Capcom's Moonshot Is Strange, Stylish, and Mostly Worth It
Capcom's long-awaited sci-fi action game delivers a striking visual identity and inventive mechanics, even if its ambitions occasionally outpace its execution.
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred Expansion Review
Blizzard's first major Diablo IV expansion deepens the endgame with a new class, a fresh act, and meaningful systems overhauls that reignite the action RPG flame.
Pokémon Champions Review: A Strategic Battle Hub That Finally Gets It Right
The Pokémon Company's dedicated competitive battle platform finally gives the franchise's deep competitive scene the home it deserves.