Stellaris still suffers from endless popups, bugs, and broken events that ruin the core gameplay. Despite all expansions, the game feels unfixed and cluttered with frustrating, illogical mechanics.

I recently tried GTA V on PC after more than a decade away from the series, and I was surprised by how underwhelming it felt compared to earlier titles like GTA IV, which I still think is the better game overall.

A dark day for Stellaris players may be approaching; Stellaris meets the infamous subscription model.

Just an encouragement for you to try text-to-speech feature in Stellaris. It is awesome!

Overlord makes the existing nightmare with popup- and notification spam worse, and it even manages to break another expansion.

The Leviathans story pack is shooting itself in its foot, and the damage prevents it from being truly enjoyable.

The original Doom games does not allow players to jump, but it can be enabled in modern 3D engines like Doomsday and GZDoom.

This review focuses on Stellaris, a grand-strategy game in space.

Bugged event disrupts the gameplay and destroys a colony for insane reason.

Another game of Stellaris wasted, this time thanks to an Amoeba Swarm encountered too early in the game.

Apparently Fallen Empires can magically assassinate your leader with non-existent technology, leaving you with that profound feeling of frustration. Was this really necessary? Of course not.

I just hate the Abandoned Terraforming Project event, it has caused the unfortunate loss of two colonies and a great amount of frustration.