GAME: ECHOES OF THE END (2025)

This game isn’t played with controllers; it’s played with headphones and an open mind. We’re here to dissect the terrifying realism of the visuals, the weaponized genius of the sound design, and the conscious choice to trade player freedom for unforgettable, cinematic, and often mechanically bare-bones focus.

Let’s be honest. When you pick up a Hyrule Warriors game, you know what you’re signing up for. You’re not here for tactical depth; you’re here for therapy via digital demolition.

Blades of Fire presents a familiar yet intriguing dark fantasy narrative. We follow Aran de Lira, a reluctant warrior haunted by a mysterious, tragic past (because, of course, all good heroes must have one) and his very loyal, very knowledgeable companion, Adso de Zelk.

Today, we celebrate the pure, unadulterated chaos of it all. Strap in, deploy your most aggressive sarcasm, and let's punch a hole in the universe!

Welcome, traveler, to Starfield

Bethesda’s most audacious attempt at shaping an entire universe into a playable destiny.

Ghost of Tsushima 2” didn’t just come to continue Jin Sakai’s legend; it came to redefine what cinematic storytelling, artistry, and open-world immersion mean in gaming.

The Erdtree calls again — not with the golden light of grace this time, but with a whisper from its shadow. And here, on On-Game Cast, I’m your host, Íkecy Christian, guiding you through every haunting valley, every fog-laced ruin, and every breathtaking battle that defines this expansion. Developed by FromSoftware — the same minds behind Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Sekiro — and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree was released in June 2024, expanding on the 2022 Game of the Year that shook the entire gaming industry to its core.

This ain’t your regular game night.

Nah, today we are diving into the unholy carnival of bullets, banter, and broken sanity known as Borderlands 4 — yeah, the long-awaited, loot-heavy, loud-as-hell sequel from the twisted geniuses at Gearbox Software and 2K Games, officially released in 2025 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Hollow Knight: Silksong.

Developed by Team Cherry, the same brilliant minds that gave us the cult-classic Hollow Knight back in 2017, and published independently by the same creative house, this upcoming sequel has been cooking longer than a prophecy waiting for its appointed time. Originally announced in 2019, and expected to drop sometime between late 2024 and early 2025, Silksong has become more than just a game. It’s become a legend in itself. A whispered myth across forums, Discord channels, and Reddit caves, where gamers chant: ‘When will Hornet rise?