Water You Doing? is the kind of co-op game that looks harmless until the physics engine decides your boat, the ocean, and your graphics card all need to suffer at the same time. Developed by DiSolve Studios, this chaotic boat survival game throws players onto a battered vessel where keeping the thing afloat is only…
If there is one thing that can instantly ruin a great co-op session, it is watching your FPS collapse at exactly the moment everything gets chaotic. Water You Doing? is built around that kind of chaos: waves crashing against the boat, players desperately repairing damage, harpoons flying everywhere, and physics objects bouncing around like they…
There is nothing quite like finally booting up a game you have been waiting for, only to be greeted by a completely black monitor. No title screen. No menu. No error message. Maybe you can hear the music playing in the background. Maybe you can even hear menu sounds when you move the mouse. Then,…
If you have spent enough time with demanding Unreal Engine games on the Steam Deck, you probably know the drill: a game can technically launch, look impressive for the first few minutes, and then completely change its behavior once you reach a busy area. 1666: Amsterdam is very much that kind of game. After spending…
I went into How to Fish expecting something fairly simple: a goofy fishing game, a few islands, some ridiculous fish, and maybe a couple of laughs with friends. Instead, Dazed Games somehow turned fishing into absolute chaos. You are driving boats, wrestling aggressive fish, dealing with physics that seem determined to throw everything into the…
If you are playing Silent Hill Townfall on an AMD Radeon RX graphics card, you already know the ugly side of modern Unreal Engine 5 games: the visuals can look absolutely incredible, right up until your frame rate falls off a cliff. Dense fog, dynamic lighting, detailed environments, and sudden shader-heavy scenes can turn an…
If there is one thing I absolutely hate in a horror game, it is watching a terrifying moment get ruined by a random frame drop. Silent Hill Townfall is built around atmosphere, tension, darkness, fog, and the kind of visual detail that makes you stop walking because you are convinced something moved in the corner…
If you bought How to Fish expecting a relaxing little fishing game to play on the couch, I have some news for you: this is not that kind of fishing simulator. Dazed Games’ chaotic co-op adventure throws up to four players into a ridiculous survival trip involving wrecked boats, remote islands, oversized fish, hostile sea…
Silent Hill Townfall is supposed to make you uncomfortable for all the right reasons. The oppressive darkness, strange environments, unpredictable scares, and psychological horror should keep you tense from the first minute. What absolutely should not make your heart skip a beat is watching the frame rate suddenly collapse because the game decided to load…
Mortal Shell 2 is the kind of game that makes you appreciate the Steam Deck and question its hardware at the same time. I have played plenty of demanding action RPGs on Valve’s handheld, and there is always a point where you have to decide what matters more: maximum visual quality or consistent gameplay. For…
