David Smith
In the vast digital cosmos where heroes clash, monsters rise, and worlds are born from lines of code, one constant remains: Smitty, the editor whose pen sharpens blades, whose insight forges legends, and whose critique can topple empires pixel by pixel. Though many speak his name, few truly know the origins of GameCritix’s enigmatic overseer. Some say he was once a rogue QA tester, forged in the chaos of broken builds and day-one patches. Others whisper he descended from the ancient Archivists — beings who chronicle every game world, every reboot, every forgotten Easter egg. But those closest to him know the truth: Smitty is a guardian of stories, a curator of worlds, and the quiet force ensuring every game earns its place in the digital pantheon.
Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 Review
Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 turns up the pressure with four-player squads, aggressive new Xenomorphs, deeper class customisation and a brilliantly flexible Specialist system. It may have a few technical rough edges, but when the swarm arrives and your fireteam is fighting for its life, it delivers exactly the kind of frantic, atmospheric co-op action the Aliens universe deserves.
Mafia: The Old Country Definitive Edition Review
Mafia: The Old Country Definitive Edition takes the series back to 1900s Sicily for a beautifully crafted, brutally personal crime story. With a focused campaign, vicious period combat, and the excellent Man of Honor expansion included, this is a confident, atmospheric return to the roots of organised crime.
Mafia: The Omertà Collection Review
Mafia: The Omertà Collection brings together decades of crime, betrayal and broken loyalties in an expansive anthology that proves the most dangerous thing about joining the Family is realising how difficult it is to leave.
Mafia: The Old Country – Man of Honor Review
Man of Honor adds two gripping chapters to Enzo Favara's journey, introduces a younger, more ambitious Ennio Salieri, and gives Free Ride mode a new lease of life. With fresh missions, collectibles, equipment, and a fascinating glimpse into Mafia history, this beautifully crafted expansion proves there is still plenty of life left in the Old Country.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam – 2026 Field Supplies Review
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam: 2026 Field Supplies adds a welcome layer of historical authenticity without compromising the hardcore shooter beneath. With NVA river crew gear, upcoming ANZAC and NVA uniforms, and the eagerly anticipated Green Berets and Navy SEALs pack, this is worthwhile cosmetic DLC for dedicated Vietnam players who want their soldiers to look every bit as authentic as the battlefield itself.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Review
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam swaps the familiar battlefields of the Second World War for dense jungles, dangerous waterways and a conflict where spotting the enemy can be half the battle. Its unforgiving combat and demanding teamwork will test your patience, but when communication, tactics and battlefield chaos align, it becomes an exceptionally immersive tactical shooter.
EVERSPACE 2 Galactic Edition Review
EVERSPACE 2: Galactic Edition is the ultimate version of ROCKFISH Games' fast, furious and wonderfully addictive space adventure. With spectacular dogfights, deep ship customisation, handcrafted worlds and two excellent expansions, this is a galaxy that is remarkably easy to lose yourself in.
Sacred 2 Remaster Review
Sacred 2 Remaster breathes new life into one of the most gloriously eccentric action RPGs of its era, combining a vast open world, deep character progression and mountains of loot with modern improvements that make Ancaria easier than ever to revisit.
ROUTE16 COLLECTION Review
ROUTE16 COLLECTION successfully revives one of SUNSOFT’s most inventive arcade concepts, blending historical preservation with a surprisingly enjoyable modern evolution. While the earlier entries require patience, ROUTE16R brings fresh energy through customisation, combat and multiplayer, making it a rewarding journey for both retro fans and curious newcomers.
ROUTE16TURBO Review
ROUTE16TURBO proves that some forgotten classics simply needed another chance. Its clever dual-view system, satisfying risk-and-reward gameplay and addictive arcade loop remain surprisingly engaging decades after its debut.
