Schedule & Updates

August 2025

The place to read up on all the stuff I plan on writing this month and what I´m cooking up for the near future in general. As always, the schedule I talk about here is subject to change. Stuff might take longer or things may happen in the gaming space that might take priority. 

The place to read up on all the stuff I plan on writing this month and what I´m cooking up for the near future in general. As always, the schedule I talk about here is subject to change. Stuff might take longer, or things may happen in the gaming space that might take priority. 

I don’t have much to say looking back at July. It was a month in which I more or less just trucked on. Nearly the same number of readers as in June, with Wavetale the most popular of the two reviews. Unexpected, it is a relative unknown Indie after all, but neat to see.

With my review of the 1st Tomb Raider game, the start of a series of classic Tomb Raider reviews has started. I have the I-III remastered collection all nice and physical on my shelf with the IV-VI remastered collection on pre-order. It’s my goal to play and review these at a nice little pace. I wanted to play these games for years, and now that I can, I want to take my time with them. So, I hope you liked that review and look forward to all the reviews still to come!

Those won’t come in August, though; that is a little too early. This month, I will tackle my 2nd proper Switch 2 title: Mario Kart World. Yes, I did end up caving and buying that game with the system even though I wasn’t planning on it. I was open to being surprised and well… you can read how that turned out soon enough!

I will also be diving back into one of my favourite video game worlds: that of Horizon Zero Dawn. I got the Lego game at quite a discount at a 2nd hand shop I walked into at a whim. Seeing this kid-friendly reinterpretation of the first game was really neat and got me into the mood to replay Horizon Zero Dawn (Remastered) and mess around with the Lego sets again. I’ve been working on displays for the Sawtooth and Shell-Walker like the one the Tallneck has. Perhaps not very interesting to everyone here, but I think it’s a testament to one thing: the game did what it set out to do. 

Well, that’s all, folks! As always, thank you all for your continued support. All the stuff I talked about here, my pride in the good readership and me wanting to do more gaming-related media content wouldn't be possible without you. From the bottom of my heart. 

Thank you all for reading! 

Your Writer,

F.T. Wolf