The bigger takeaway isn’t just that Dispatch got censored — it’s that players, developers, and platform holders still don’t have a shared language about choice versus control in gaming experiences.

Environmental design is strong. Locations feel grounded in Middle-earth’s darker corners, not its heroic landmarks. The tone is grimy, narrow, and oppressive—exactly where Gollum belongs.

My Name Is Mayo is often dismissed as shovelware or a joke game, but that reputation overlooks what the game actually is. This review takes an honest look at its minimalist design, self-aware humor, and easy platinum, explaining why simplicity and intent matter more than depth or scale. It’s not a great game, but it’s an honest one that deserves reconsideration.

Few games in recent memory have been dismissed as quickly—or as loudly—as Mindseye. From rough early impressions to lukewarm reviews, it didn’t take long for the internet to decide this game wasn’t worth the time. But here’s the unpopular opinion: Mindseye had potential.