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Antal Bokor
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Oct 9, 2022
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Antal Bokor has been covering games and tech for almost a decade. He’s a passionate video game historian and retro game collector. He’s been building computers and repairing small electronics his entire life.
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Jan 29, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Cairn: A Brutal, Beautiful Struggle Against the Mountain
Screenshot: Cairn We are, seemingly, in the middle of a climbing game renaissance. Following the meditative flow of Jusant in 2023 and the high-stakes co-op of 2025’s Peak , Cairn arrives to offer yet another distinct perspective on the ascent. These games aren’t just copying each other; instead, they focus on vastly different aspects of the vertical journey. Developer The Game Bakers describes Cairn as a “realistic simulation.” It’s not a simulation in a funny Goat Simulator way–I think...
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Jan 27, 2026 ∙ 3 min
MIO: Memories in Orbit – Beautiful, Polished, but Marred by Frustrating Decisions
MIO comes agonizingly close to being an early Game of the Year contender for me. If not for a few hostile design decisions, it would likely make my "Best of 2026" list. If you are a die-hard fan of Metroidvanias with patience to spare, definitely check out MIO: Memories in Orbit. For everyone else, be warned: this beautiful machine has sharp edges.
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Jan 20, 2026 ∙ 5 min
Quarantine Zone: The Last Check Is As Janky and Buggy as It Looks
Despite the main gameplay loop being reminiscent of a Milgram experiment, it justifies its ickiness through “but zombies!” as so many more violent and exploitative games did in the past. Maybe I’m just getting too old for this shit. I’ll just go back to chunking people into giblets with my boltgun in Darktide like a respectable person. But Quarantine Zone: The Last Check is ultimately a janky, buggy mess of a game that happened to nail down the feeling of a zombie apocalypse like no other game
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