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Saim Khurshid

Born in Islamabad, Pakistan, Saim Khurshid, a student of the English language with years of writing, scripting and editing experience, holds a deep passion for gaming as an art form. Practically born with a keyboard and mouse in hand, he fell in love with the possibilities of the gaming medium quite early. With a keen eye for storytelling and gripping gameplay, Saim is set to advocate that no game should be met halfway; rather, it's the game's responsibility to justify its presence in the industry

Review: RailGrade

Kind of reassuring that people of sound mind still exist in the world of games. To me the business oriented RTS is always like...

Review: ONI(2001) | The Art of Difficult Video Games

For a long time, I wondered what a Souls-like game without weapons would play like. Games like Sifu took me a few steps closer...

Review: Gardener Plant Creator

When I first stepped into Gardener: Plant Creator, I was excited to dive into a world of growing plants but as I played, that...

Review: A Living Room

Comedy games are a rare commodity these days so one tries to grab whatever they can get hands on. Especially if it is free!...

Review: Life Eater

In a world where originality is just a pipe dream, this thrilling horror, Life Eater has me hooked with its unique puzzles of deduction...

Review: Rauniot

Often games try to test your patience by holding a slower pace than others, these games usually win you over with their storyline, puzzles...

Review: KillSquad

There are a lot of games out there. A lazy Google search will tell you that there are more than 5 million of them....

Review: CipherCraft: Cyber Guardian Introduction

Getting into 'CipherCraft: Cyber Guardian Introduction' was an interesting feeling. You could take one look at the title and have little hope for what...

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