Rakuten Review 2026: Is Rakuten Legit & Does It Pay?
Rakuten pays real cash back for shopping you would do anyway, but its quarterly payout cycle and a notably lower Google Play rating are worth knowing before you sign up. Here is the full picture.
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TesterUp Review: Is TesterUp Legit in 2026?
Is TesterUp legit? Yes – this German-run app pays real cash via PayPal for testing games and apps, but a $55 minimum cashout and a notably low Google Play rating mean you should know the full picture first.
Upside Review 2026: Is Upside Legit and Does It Pay?
Is Upside legit? We break down how this gas, grocery, and dining cash back app really pays, its A+ BBB rating, a real conflict in its own referral terms, and how it compares to other reward apps.
Fetch Review 2026: Is Fetch Legit & Does It Pay?
Fetch pays real gift cards for scanning receipts, but a 2.2-star Trustpilot score tells a different story than its near-perfect app-store ratings. Here is what is really going on.
Survey Junkie Review 2026: Is Survey Junkie Legit and Does It Pay?
Is Survey Junkie legit? We break down its BBB record, its Trustpilot and App Store ratings, real payout speed, the Surf to Earn privacy trade-off, and how it compares to other survey apps.
InboxDollars Review 2026: Is InboxDollars Legit and Does It Pay?
Is InboxDollars legit? We break down its operator, real payout speed, the $15 cashout minimum, and how it compares to other reward apps before you sign up.
Elden Ring Review – The Ultimate Open-World Soulslike Challenge
Elden Ring is considered FromSoftware’s magnum opus for a reason. It’s one of the best open world RPGs ever made, complete with top-of-the-line soulslike combat, gripping lore, and terrifyingly gorgeous visuals. Here’s my full review and verdict.
Call of the Elder Gods Review: The Illusion of Choice
Call of the Elder Gods is out from May 12 on all major platforms (I played it on PS5). Developed by Out of the Blue Games and published by Kwalee, it’s a Lovecraftian adventure light on horror and heavy on fantastic puzzles. I really enjoyed it…with a few caveats. Great (Old Ones) Expectations Is there …
Project: Mist Preview: A Promising Horror FPS That Takes Inspiration from the Classics
Project: Mist enters Early Access on May 19, after already amassing over 180,000 wishlists on Steam. It’s developed and published by Chicken Launcher, a small Polish studio with a few well-received titles already under its belt (Pan’orama, No Place Like Home). There’s a lot to like in Project: Mist right now, especially for fans of …
Thick as Thieves Review: Trapped in the Shadow of Other Stealth Games
Thick as Thieves is the debut title from OtherSide Entertainment, a new studio founded by Warren Spector (Studio Director of Deus Ex and Thief: Deadly Shadows) and Paul Neurath (Exec Producer for Thief: The Dark Project and Thief: The Metal Age). It was released on May 20 on PC via Steam (it’s coming to PS5 and …
A Pick of Next Fest Demos: Cosy Balls, Dungeon Cards, City Building, and Cthulhu
The latest Steam Next Fest is running until June 22, bringing with it hundreds of new demos from indie devs through to big-budget games. I had the chance to play through some demos that cover wildly different genres: track-building, deckbuilding, building…buildings, and, er, sunken buildings. Cozy Marbles First up is a charming marble run trackbuilder …
Solarpunk Review: A Survival-Crafting Sandbox That Needs More Work
Solarpunk is out now on Xbox Series X/S, PC, PS5, and Nintendo Switch 2 (I played it on PC). It’s developed by two-man studio Cyberwave, published by rokaplay, and it managed to make quite a splash in the lead-up to its release. It’s a cosy survival/crafting sandbox but one that’s hindered by counterintuitive game design. …
GRIDbeat! Review: Rage-Quit to the Beat
GRIDbeat! is the second original title from Ridiculous Games and part of the starting roster from resurrected publisher Acclaim. It’s a rhythm action game with a neon 90s aesthetic and pounding synthwave score, plus a decent variety of enemies and tricks up its digital sleeve. It’s also punishingly hard. It’s available now on Nintendo Switch …
MOUSE: P.I. for Hire Review: Cheese Louise!
Why I oughta…! MOUSE: P.I. for Hire is a cartoon noir FPS stuffed with so many cheese puns it’ll make you lactose intolerant. Developed by Fumi Games and published by PlaySide, it’s out now on all major platforms (I played it on PC). It’s got moxie, but is that enough to warrant hiring this rodent …
The Shore Review: It’s R’lyeh Weird
The Shore is a short Lovecraftian horror developed and published by Dragonis Games, and it’s out now on PS5 as an “Enhanced Edition.” It’s super weird and I love it, but your mileage will likely vary depending on your tolerance for ‘Tentacles = Lovecraft.’ Normally I add a trailer for a game but this time …
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