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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: iRacing Arcade

I don’t talk about it often, but I really enjoy a good arcade racer, especially the kind that promises a taste of something bigger...

Review: Millennium Runners

Inspired by the anti-gravity titans of the late 90s (like F-Zero), the ones that turned neon skylines and impossible corkscrews into religion, Millennium Runners...

Review: A Pinball Game That Makes You Mad

Inspired by the wave of frustration-driven titles popularised by Bennett Foddy and his infamous Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy, A Pinball Game That...

Review: Clue: Murder by Death

I don’t talk about it often, but I really love a good murder mystery, especially… Clue: Murder by Death… Now that the subtle like...

Review: Cozy Caravan

Developed and published by Brisbane-based studio 5 Lives Studios, Cozy Caravan is a cozy adventure exploration game that fully commits to the idea that...

Review: The Fortress

With the PC launch now official, I can finally talk about this Dark fantasy dungeon crawler called The Fortress.  Developed and published by Baryonyx Games...

Review: Amanda the Adventurer 3

If Amanda the Adventurer started as a cursed Saturday morning cartoon you should not have touched, then Amanda the Adventurer 3 is the moment...

Review: Taxi Chaos 2

This review of Taxi Chaos 2 was supposed to be a nostalgic joyride. Instead, it became a reminder that not every memory from the...

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