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Silent's Blog is a blog and portfolio of game modifications, patches, and technical writeups for PC and console games. The homepage currently surfaces five featured items: a first-impressions piece on BLACKWOOD: Act 1, the 2026 update to SilentPatch for Grand Theft Auto, a review of iRacing Arcade, a technical dive into Project Motor Racing, and a PC review of NASCAR 25. Each entry pairs hands-on gameplay impressions with benchmarks, and most also report Steam Deck compatibility.
The five featured games and writeups
| Game | Article type | What it covers | Date / read time |
|---|---|---|---|
| BLACKWOOD: Act 1 | First impressions | Impressions, benchmarks, Steam Deck and Steam Machine tests | Sep 16, 2026 · 10 min |
| Grand Theft Auto (series) | Mod/patch release notes | SilentPatch 2026 update: over 100 new fixes, more voice lines, stability and mod compatibility | Jul 31, 2026 (edited Aug 15, 2026) · 41 min |
| iRacing Arcade | Review | A sequel to Circuit Superstars under a new name; casual racing framing | Mar 3, 2026 · 9 min |
| Project Motor Racing | Technical dive | Moving away from Unreal Engine, gameplay impressions from a gamepad user, benchmarks, highlights and gripes | Nov 27, 2025 · 13 min |
| NASCAR 25 | PC review | Gameplay impressions, benchmarks, Steam Deck compatibility; framed as a good game with a basic PC port | Nov 18, 2025 · 13 min |
What each entry is useful for
BLACKWOOD: Act 1 — deciding whether to try an ambitious smaller-scale game
The writeup is positioned around whether the game "pulls its weight" despite its scale. If you want to know how it performs before buying, this is the entry that combines impressions with benchmark numbers and tests on Steam Deck and Steam Machine hardware.
SilentPatch for Grand Theft Auto — understanding the 2026 mod update
This is the longest item on the page (41 minutes), which fits a patch changelog covering over 100 new fixes. It is the entry to read if you already use SilentPatch and want to know what changed in voice lines, stability, and mod compatibility. Note that it is a patch release writeup, not a review of the games themselves.
iRacing Arcade — checking whether the casual spin-off suits you
The review treats the game as a sequel to Circuit Superstars released under a new name, and frames it as casual racing under a serious brand. Read it if you are deciding between the arcade handling and the simulation reputation the iRacing name carries.
Project Motor Racing — engine and performance curiosity
This entry stands out because the game moved away from Unreal Engine, and the writeup asks whether that was worth it. It includes gameplay impressions from a gamepad user plus benchmarks, so it serves both players wondering about controls and readers interested in the technical trade-off.
NASCAR 25 — PC port quality and Steam Deck
The review explicitly frames the game as good but the port as basic, tying it to the pattern of annual sports games on PC. Benchmarks and Steam Deck compatibility notes are included, making it the entry to check if platform performance is your deciding factor.
How to use the site
The homepage lists each article with a date and estimated read time, so you can pick by interest and time budget. Longer entries such as the SilentPatch update suit readers who want full changelog detail, while the 9–13 minute reviews and technical dives are sized for a single sitting. The site describes itself as covering both PC and console games, and the featured writeups consistently include benchmark data and Steam Deck notes where relevant.