Review

When it comes to tablets, the iPad stands in a league of its own. I’ve used others, but nothing quite delivers the same balance of power, design and everyday usability. It’s clean, lightweight and built with purpose — whether I’m reading, sketching, or working on the go, it just fits into my workflow. The display on the newer models, especially with the tandem OLED technology, is stunning. It’s bright, crisp and handles color with incredible accuracy. Watching movies, editing photos, or simply browsing feels immersive. It’s one of those features you instantly notice and it’s hard to go back once you’ve seen it. I also use the Paperlike screen protector, so in all honesty I do not take advantage of the screen, but the writing and sketching experience is more important for me. ...

When it comes to getting work done, I always choose a MacBook. I’ve used other laptops, but nothing matches the smooth, reliable experience Apple delivers. The solid aluminum body, minimal flex, and clean design give it a premium look and feel. It’s a device that holds up both physically and functionally over time. As a programmer, I rely heavily on the Terminal. On macOS, it’s fast, clean, and generally works like magic. The touchpad is the best I’ve used. It’s responsive, spacious, and supports gestures that actually improve workflow. You don’t need a mouse especially when writing code. The keyboard is also excellent, Comfortable, quiet, and reliable. ...

“You Suck at Parking” is the perfect title, because wow, it will absolutely make you question every bit of your driving ability. The single-player campaign is a brutal test of precision, reflexes and sheer stubbornness if you’re chasing those gold medals. One second, you’re gracefully weaving around corners, the next you’re punched across the map by a boxing glove, wondering how it all went so wrong. Multiplayer is where it gets even more chaotic. What starts as a friendly race to the closest parking spot quickly devolves into bumper car mayhem, complete with shouted accusations and reckless revenge rams. It’s the kind of game that makes you cackle and curse at the same time - usually at yourself. ...

This game had me laughing, stressing and questioning all my life decisions - sometimes all at once. Make Good Choices is basically a chaos simulator where your panic is part of the fun. Every choice feels like it might be the wrong one - and honestly - that’s what makes it great. If you enjoy games that mess with your head just enough to keep you hooked (but not enough to uninstall out of rage), give this a go. It’s anxiety with a smile. ...

Unrailed! is chaotic co-op at its finest. You’re scrambling to lay tracks, chop trees and dodge flaming cows - all while yelling at your friends like it’s a team-building exercise gone wrong. Hectic, hilarious and way more strategic than it first looks. Play this with friends. Trust me, the chaos is half the fun. 10/10 would derail again. Title: Unrailed Developer: Indoor Astronaut Release date: September 23, 2020 Play on Steam Tags: Online Co-op Local Co-op Multiplayer Action Casual Indie

Chaotic fun with a brutal twist This game is a blast - especially if you’re into chaotic, challenging gameplay. On normal mode, it’s a smooth ride. But switch to hard mode and it’s a whole different beast. No rescue drone means no second chances - if you’re going for 100% achievements, you’re basically signing up for a no-hit run on every level. Still, I absolutely recommend it. Whether you’re here for the fun or the pain, it’s worth every minute. ...

The Stanley Parable - Where Even Walking in Circles Feels Profound If you want a game where your every random action gets acknowledged - and sometimes roasted - The Stanley Parable is perfect. The dialogue is sharp, hilarious and weirdly philosophical. Whether you’re following directions or stubbornly ignoring them, the game always has something clever (or unsettling) to say about it. It’s less about “winning” and more about poking the edges of the experience to see what breaks - and the game wants you to do that. Open a door you’re not supposed to? Take the elevator five times? Stand still for ten minutes? The narrator will notice, and you’ll love what he has to say. ...

My first roguelike - and what an introduction. Hades absolutely slaps. Gorgeous visuals, top-tier dialogue and gameplay that feels smooth and rewarding right out the gate. Every run pulls you back in with that “just one more try” magic. If you’re even mildly curious, do yourself a favor and give this gem a go. 10/10 - Zagreus made me a believer. Title: Hades Developer: Supergiant Games Release date: September 17, 2020 Play on Steam Tags: Roguelike Roguelite Action Hack and Slash Indie RPG Singleplayer

A must-play for any Potterhead, with a few caveats. Hogwarts Legacy nails the fantasy of living in the Wizarding World. The open world is massive, packed with things to explore, spells to sling and secrets to uncover - all wrapped in some seriously gorgeous visuals. That said, don’t expect a perfect 1:1 with the books or movies. The story takes place in a different era and some lore details might feel a bit off to die-hard fans. But if you’re here for the vibe, the magic and the castle itself? You’ll be right at home. ...

You’ll have fun, you’ll rage and you’ll definitely question your life choices - but honestly, it’s one of the best FPS experiences out there. Most of my hours are in CS:GO, but the core chaos, clutch moments and saltiness carry over to CS2 just fine. Toxic? Sometimes. Addictive? Always. Regret? Only when I whiff an AWP shot. Title: Counter-Strike 2 Developer: Valve Release date: September 27, 2023 Play on Steam Tags: Action Shooter Multiplayer FPS