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Resident Evil Requiem (PC) Reviewed

Capcom’s back with Resident Evil Requiem, delivering deep lore, tense survival horror, and polished gameplay. Grace and Leon’s journeys intertwine across chilling environments, mutated foes, and classic series callbacks, making this a must-play for longtime fans craving both nostalgia and fresh terror. A clear step up from the last two entries.

Posted On : March 2, 2026 Published By : Salehuddin Husin, EIC

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Yakuza 3 Kiwami & Dark Ties (PC) Reviewed

Yakuza 3 Kiwami & Dark Ties is a content-packed remake that throws Kiryu back into the spotlight with explosive biker gang wars, brutal street fights, and two full campaigns. It’s bold, messy, and wildly ambitious — even if questionable combat tweaks and translation missteps keep it from true greatness.

Posted On : February 24, 2026 Published By : Salehuddin Husin, EIC

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Nioh 3 (PC) Reviewed

Brutal yet more approachable than ever, Nioh 3 refines its punishing combat while embracing a bold open-world structure. Dual-class gameplay, haunting atmosphere, and razor-sharp action make this Sengoku epic one of the year’s most compelling Souls-like experiences.

Posted On : February 16, 2026 Published By : Salehuddin Husin, EIC

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Plaud Note Pro AI Note Taker Reviewed.

Plaud Note Pro is a credit‑card sized AI note taker that feels like a dedicated “memory card” for meetings, interviews and calls rather than yet another app on your phone. Priced at SGD 259 and available in Black and Silver, the Plaud Note Pro can be purchased on Plaud’s website and major retailers. Design and […]

Posted On : January 24, 2026 Published By : Sky Oh, Contributor

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POCO F8 Pro Reviewed.

Posted On : January 9, 2026 Published By : Sky Oh, Contributor

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myFirst Fone S4 Reviewed.

The myFirst Fone S4 is a kids’ smartwatch phone built to give parents peace of mind without handing a full smartphone to a six‑to‑ten‑year‑old. It mixes real 4G calling, accurate GPS tracking and a surprisingly polished AMOLED screen with gamified “missions” and habit tracking so it feels more like a fun gadget than a digital […]

Posted On : December 16, 2025 Published By : Sky Oh, Contributor

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Samsung Galaxy Watch8 Reviewed.

The Galaxy Watch8 is Samsung’s most well-rounded everyday smartwatch in years, aiming to be a slick health companion, notification hub, and workout coach in one tidy package. It doesn’t radically reinvent the wheel, but it quietly fixes many of the Watch7’s pain points with a thinner case, brighter screen, smarter software, and faster chip—all while […]

Posted On : December 12, 2025 Published By : Sky Oh, Contributor