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The Half Sword release expands on the demo with new maps, a weaponsmith crafting system, roguelike progression, and a lively hub filled with strange characters. While these additions add welcome structure, the physics-based combat feels less stable than before. Inconsistent hit detection, awkward armour interactions, and unreliable weapon feedback make this ambitious medieval brawler feel rougher than expected.

Fallout New Vegas mods keep this classic RPG alive in 2025, transforming it into a near Fallout New Vegas remastered experience. From ENBs that overhaul lighting to essential stability fixes and Fallout New Vegas DLC integrations, this guide shows you how to install, manage, and perfect your FNV mods for a smoother, modernized wasteland adventure that rivals today’s releases.

The Nintendo DS gave Sonic fans a mix of hits and misses, from the brutal design of Sonic Rush to the underrated charm of Sonic Rush Adventure and Sonic Colors. This ranking of all DS Sonic games looks at classics, spinoffs, and hidden gems, showing which Nintendo DS Sonic games are worth revisiting today.