Welcome to my Cuppa Tea Game Reviews

This is Steel Cathedral here saying hello to all tea connoisseurs from across the globe.

This curator page is based on my own opinion only. My opinion on a game is based on a simple premise:

If I have the game, Did I enjoy it?
If I have seen the game, Do I like the idea of it?
If I have researched the game/ played the demo to the game, Would I buy it?

EDIT: I had an issue with a dev when I gave Fight N Jokes a negative review. I want everyone to know that if I give a game a negative review, it does NOT mean that the game itself is "bad", it just means that I would not play it or buy it.

Remember: In order to become a Tea Sommelier, all you have to do is follow the page, and if you wish, become a member as well.

As a note there are a few game genres I despise, especially horror (I have enough horrors in my life) that I will not play them or accept them in curator connect any more. Another genre I don’t like is “Souls-like”. It’s not that it’s a “bad genre”, it’s that I have very little patience for games like that.

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Reviews for April 2026 have been posted to Twitter and here

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Hello my fellow Tea Sommeliers, Steel Cathedral here.

Normally I wouldn't do product placement, or anything like that, but I wanted to tell you guys about a protective case company that makes an amazing protective case for the Steam Deck. The company is called “dbrand” and they make protective cases and skins for numerous systems (Including cellphone cases and cases for the PS5, Switch 2, ROG Xbox Ally, and a few others).

The case itself, The Killswitch, has an exceptional feeling of grip and helps with fatigue in my hands, the optional joystick “Stick Grips” help with control, and the skin (while needing to get used to since the design has raised patterns) helps keep the areas not covered by the case, free from dust and minor scratches. My only real complaint was that if you're not careful with putting the case on, you will bunch up the skin, so be careful in that aspect.

As for ‘actual’ protection, I am not sure because I am too poor and not stupid enough to purposely drop test my Steam Deck but it is a vast improvement over the Insignia (Best Buy's house brand) case I had before. After all is said and done I highly recommend dbrand for your own personal Steam Deck, other applicable gaming systems, and/or cellphone.

By the way, my Tea Sommeliers, this is not a paid promotion, this is 100% done on my own volition. The link is www.dbrand.com

As always,
♤ Steel Cathedral