Recent reviews by TitanMind

🔥 Sleeping Dogs – The Underrated Gem of Open-World Action 🔥

If GTA and classic Hong Kong action movies had a baby, it would be Sleeping Dogs. This game delivers brutal hand-to-hand combat, intense gunfights, high-speed chases, and an incredible story wrapped in a beautifully crafted open world.

✅ Combat – The martial arts system is fluid, satisfying, and makes you feel like an action star. Every punch, kick, and counter hits HARD.
✅ Story & Characters – An undercover cop torn between loyalty and duty, tangled in a gripping crime drama. Top-tier voice acting brings it all to life.
✅ Open World – Hong Kong is dense, vibrant, and full of detail, from neon-lit streets to bustling markets.
✅ Driving & Gunplay – Slow-mo shootouts and crazy street racing keep the adrenaline pumping.

🔹 Final Verdict: This is one of the most underrated open-world games ever made. If you love crime thrillers, martial arts, and immersive worlds, Sleeping Dogs is a must-play.

⭐ 9.5/10 – An absolute classic.

Bully: Scholarship Edition is an absolute masterpiece from Rockstar Games. With its unique blend of humor, engaging story, and unforgettable characters, this game delivers an open-world experience like no other. Set in the chaotic yet charming world of Bullworth Academy, it’s a coming-of-age story filled with mischief, drama, and adventure.

The gameplay is incredibly diverse – from pulling pranks and attending classes to exploring the town and taking down bullies, every moment feels fresh and rewarding. The missions are creative, and the mini-games, like dissecting frogs or racing bikes, add a delightful layer of variety.

The charm lies in its quirky atmosphere, witty dialogue, and the perfect dose of nostalgia for anyone who's ever navigated the ups and downs of school life. The remastered version includes updated graphics and additional content, making it even better.

Bully: Scholarship Edition is a must-play for fans of open-world games and Rockstar’s unique storytelling. It’s hilarious, heartwarming, and endlessly entertaining. 10/10 would go back to school again (just to play this game).

A Heartfelt Farewell to Clementine’s Journey

The Walking Dead: The Final Season is more than just a game—it’s a deeply emotional and satisfying conclusion to Clementine's story. From the intense decisions to the heartfelt moments with AJ, the game kept me fully invested.

The narrative was beautifully crafted, tying up loose ends while exploring themes of survival, family, and the legacy we leave behind. Clementine's evolution into a mentor for AJ felt natural and impactful, as my choices shaped the person he became.

The visuals and atmosphere were top-notch, with the cel-shaded art style bringing out both the brutality and beauty of the world. Every scene was enhanced by the stellar voice acting and haunting soundtrack.

The gameplay improvements, like dynamic camera angles and combat tweaks, added depth without losing the core focus on storytelling and choices. Speaking of choices, the weight of my decisions lingered long after the credits rolled.

This final chapter left me in tears, but it also left me grateful. It’s a fitting end to a legendary series that will stick with me for years.

Rating: 10/10 – Thank you, Clem.

"A Masterpiece of Movement, Customization, and Co-op"


Warframe is a game that continues to amaze me, even after countless hours of gameplay. It’s a unique blend of fast-paced action, deep customization, and immersive lore that caters to a wide range of playstyles.

Gameplay:
The movement system is unparalleled. Bullet-jumping, wall-climbing, and gliding across massive maps make traversing the game world exhilarating. Combat is fluid and diverse, thanks to the staggering variety of weapons and Warframes, each with unique abilities that allow for creative strategies.

Customization:
Warframe's customization options are vast. From modding weapons and Warframes to personalizing your in-game aesthetic, the game offers an unparalleled level of freedom. You can truly make your Warframe and arsenal your own.

Content:
There's always something to do. Whether it’s story-driven quests, endless missions, open-world exploration, or co-op battles, Warframe delivers constant variety. Regular updates and events keep the game fresh and engaging.

Community and Co-op:
The cooperative gameplay shines, and the community is one of the most welcoming in the gaming world. Whether you’re a newbie or a veteran, there’s always someone willing to lend a hand.

Free-to-Play Model:
The game is free-to-play, with monetization focused on cosmetics and optional convenience. You can earn most items through gameplay without spending a dime.

Conclusion:
Warframe is a must-play for anyone who loves action, customization, and co-op experiences. The sheer depth and polish of this game make it a standout title, and it’s no surprise that it has remained a fan favorite for years.

Rating: 10/10

Telltale Games' The Walking Dead: A New Frontier builds on its predecessors with a fresh protagonist, Javier García, while still honoring the emotional weight of Clementine’s journey. The game kicks off with a gripping introduction, immediately pulling you into Javier’s world—a man struggling to keep his family together amidst the chaos of the zombie apocalypse.

The narrative shifts between Javier’s present struggles and Clementine’s development since the last season, creating a compelling dynamic. The choices feel meaningful, even though some outcomes may seem preordained. The writing is solid, with moments of genuine tension, moral dilemmas, and heartfelt character interactions.

Visually, the game makes improvements with sharper graphics and better lighting, which enhances the cinematic experience. The voice acting is top-notch, particularly Melissa Hutchison as Clementine and Jeff Schine as Javier, adding depth to their characters.

However, the episodic pacing can feel uneven at times, with some episodes packing more emotional punches than others. Additionally, longtime fans might feel a bit sidelined as Clementine shares the spotlight with Javier.

Overall, A New Frontier is a worthy addition to the series, balancing new faces with old favorites while delivering the emotional weight fans expect. It’s not perfect, but it’s a gripping ride from start to finish.

Rating: 8/10

The Walking Dead: Season Two is an emotional rollercoaster that builds on Clementine's story from the first season. Playing as Clem, we watch her evolve into a strong, independent survivor in a world where every decision could mean life or death. The story digs deep into her resilience and the tough moral choices she faces, especially as she navigates complex relationships and encounters new, sometimes heartbreaking, characters.

The gameplay sticks to Telltale’s formula of dialogue choices and quick-time events, which add tension to action scenes. While the choices don’t always lead to major story changes, they do impact relationships and the direction of Clem’s journey, creating a sense of personalization that still feels meaningful. Some players might find the pace a bit slower than Season One, but the multiple endings add replayability and depth, making each choice feel important in the end.

If you loved Season One, Season Two keeps that same dark, gritty tone and offers a fresh perspective through Clem’s eyes. It's not a perfect sequel, but it’s a worthy continuation of a beloved story.

Rating: 8/10

I just finished The Walking Dead: Michonne, and while it's a solid experience, it feels more like a side story than a full Telltale game. This miniseries digs into Michonne's character and the emotional scars she carries, giving us flashbacks and a look at her past traumas. If you're a fan of Michonne or The Walking Dead, you'll appreciate the insights into her character, especially with Samira Wiley delivering an impressive voice performance.

Gameplay-wise, it follows the familiar Telltale format with dialogue choices and quick-time events. However, the decisions don’t seem to make a huge difference in the story, which can make it feel a bit less impactful compared to other Telltale games. Also, the game is pretty short – you can finish all three episodes in about 4-5 hours, which feels more like a DLC than a standalone title.

The visuals and music fit well, with a slightly improved cel-shaded style and a memorable soundtrack, but I’d recommend waiting for a sale if you’re not a die-hard Walking Dead fan. It’s a good, emotional side story but may not fully satisfy those expecting a longer, more branching narrative.

Rating: 6.5/10

Really Great Game I Love It <3

The Walking Dead: Season One by Telltale Games is a masterpiece in storytelling that stands out as one of the best narrative-driven games. You play as Lee Everett, a man with a troubled past, who unexpectedly becomes the protector of a young girl named Clementine. The bond between Lee and Clementine is beautifully developed, making each decision feel weighty and personal.

The game captures the brutal reality of a world overtaken by zombies, where tough moral choices shape the story in significant ways. The choices and consequences system is outstanding – it makes you question what’s right and wrong, and each decision has emotional weight that stays with you, especially as it impacts the characters around you. The story is intense and emotional, and it manages to balance hope, fear, and loss in a way few games achieve.

Although the gameplay is mostly point-and-click with some quick-time events, the real focus is on the characters and story. The graphics have a comic-book art style, paying homage to the original source material, and the soundtrack intensifies every key moment.

If you enjoy powerful storytelling and making meaningful choices, The Walking Dead: Season One is a must-play. It’s not just a game; it’s an emotional journey that will leave you thinking long after the credits roll.

Rating: 10/10

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre game captures the atmosphere of the 1974 horror classic with an intense asymmetrical multiplayer twist. Playing as either a member of the Sawyer family or a group of survivors, each round is filled with tension, strategic choices, and nerve-wracking moments. The game's visuals and sound design bring the gritty, unsettling tone of the film to life, making every encounter with Leatherface and his twisted family genuinely frightening.

The gameplay is well-designed for cooperative play, with each character having unique abilities and roles that make teamwork essential for both sides. Survivors have to be stealthy, using the environment to their advantage, while the killers rely on planning and teamwork to hunt them down. The gameplay loop is engaging, but the lack of single-player content might be a drawback for some, as it's heavily focused on online multiplayer.

While the game does have some performance issues and bugs at launch, the core experience is intense and satisfying for horror fans. If you enjoy multiplayer horror games like Dead by Daylight and want something with a classic horror vibe, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a terrifying and enjoyable choice.

Rating: 7.5/10