Bruh, this game is straight-up unhinged. You play as a dude who just wanted some damn sleep, but these loud-ass partygoers wouldn’t let him. So instead of calling the cops like a normal person, he said, “Aight bet,” pulled up in all black, and started silently packing people up one by one.

The kills? Creative. The strategy? Diabolical. The best part? Twitch chat integration. If you’re streaming, your chat can straight-up ruin your life by spawning SWAT teams, random bears, or some dude who just won’t die. One second you’re slick with it, the next you’re getting chased across the map by a whole-ass ninja while chat spams “LMAOOO.”

If you got patience, pettiness, and enjoy games where you can sabotage a party just because, Party Hard is hilarious, chaotic, and lowkey therapeutic. Just be ready—Twitch chat got zero loyalty.

Big shoutout to Nightdive Studios for bringing this disrespectful classic back to life, ‘cause Blood: Fresh Supply is straight pressure. You play as Caleb, an undead cowboy with a mean strut, a deep-ass voice, and a whole lotta problems with a creepy cult. And when I say problems, I mean dual-wielded sawed-offs, TNT for days, and a flare gun that turns ops into screaming rotisserie chickens.

Nightdive really snapped with this remaster—cleaner visuals, smoother controls, and crispy frame rates, but they ain’t touch the evil level design. You walk into a dark hallway? SETUP. You see a health pack? TRAP. This game stay hatin’, but it’s too fire to put down.

And the weapons? Certified classics. That sawed-off got the BAOW BAOW, the Tommy Gun spray like you owe it money, and the TNT? Bruh, nothing more satisfying than watching a whole squad of cultists get yeeted into the afterlife while screaming “MYYY FLEEEESH!”

If you love classic FPS games with straight-up bad intentions, Blood: Fresh Supply is a must-play. Nightdive really did their thing, but trust me—this game still don’t love you.

Review of Helldivers 2

If you’ve ever wanted to experience pure, chaotic mayhem while “defending democracy” with your squad of trigger-happy friends, Helldivers 2 is your game. Imagine sprinting into battle, dodging bug swarms, and then—BAM!—your best friend drops an orbital strike directly on your head.

The action is fast, brutal, and hilariously unforgiving. The game’s “friendly fire is always on” rule guarantees that teamwork is less about strategy and more about not accidentally vaporizing each other. The weapons feel powerful, the missions are intense, and the enemies are relentless. Add in the satirical, over-the-top propaganda, and you’ve got an absolute masterpiece of multiplayer madness.

10/10, would get “liberated” by my own teammates again.

Hell yes I do recommend it! Monster Hunter Wilds is very epic and I have had great fun with my friends playing online. It does take a lot of resources to run on a system but my workaround was playing in GeForce Now through the cloud. It’s a very detailed story and lengthy cutscenes too.