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.
Ariana and the Elder Codex Review
A cleverly structured action-platformer that blends fluid movement and deep customisation with a magical, book-bound world—occasionally uneven, but consistently engaging.
GHOST at DAWN Review
A deeply unsettling blend of noir and survival horror that twists familiar mechanics into something unpredictable, delivering an experience as fascinating as it is relentlessly unforgiving.
RUSHING BEAT X: Return Of Brawl Brothers Review
A confident revival that modernises classic brawling with smart mechanical depth, without losing the raw, co-op-driven spirit of the genre.
Ghost Master: Resurrection Core Edition Review
A faithful and cleverly modernised remake, Ghost Master proves that orchestrating fear can still be as strategic as it is entertaining.
Crimson Desert Review
Crimson Desert is at its best when it lets go of structure entirely—trading rigid RPG systems for player-driven chaos, where every fight, climb, and detour feels like a story you authored rather than one you followed.
Dragonkin: The Banished Review
Dragonkin: The Banished doesn’t reinvent the action RPG, but its clever Ancestral Grid system and genuinely engaging co-op make it a standout for players who value build experimentation and teamwork over narrative depth.
RUBATO Review
A chaotic, tongue-swinging collect-a-thon full of personality, RUBATO blends physics-driven movement with surprising emotional depth—uneven, but undeniably memorable.
Double Switch – 25th Anniversary Edition Review
A fascinating relic of FMV experimentation, Double Switch remains awkward yet compelling—now sharper and more accessible than ever.
Avian Knights Review
A modern arcade throwback that soars in multiplayer—even if a few clipped wings keep it from true competitive greatness.
Bird Game III Review
A meme made real, Bird Game III is a scrappy, charming sandbox that’s equal parts janky and enjoyable—best taken lightly, but worth a flight for the curious.
