Konrad Sarzynski
Number of publications: 45
He has enjoyed writing since childhood and always dreamed of writing his own book. He just never expected it to be a scientific monograph. He has PhD in urban studies, which he is happy to brag about to his friends at every possible opportunity. He started his adventure with Webedia in late 2020 in the Tech department. He created texts, ran the technology newsroom, and later co-founded Futurebeat.pl, being responsible for featured articles and hardware tests. Now he focuses on all kinds of builders - both mainstream and indie - which he streams on his Twitch channel. He lives with his cat and wife.
I played Anno 117: Pax Romana: A safe sequel for fans of ancient Rome is coming through
I spent a few hours with Anno 117: Pax Romana and had a good time, although I can't shake the feeling that it’s closely related to Anno 1800. It seems like a pretty safe evolution of the gameplay, with the return of ground troops being the biggest highlight.
I Played Industry Giant 4.0 - The Economic Series for Extreme Fans of Spreadsheets Is Back
Industry Giant 4.0 is a revival of the economic strategy in which we closely monitor the costs of production and transport, add the fixed costs and try to balance out everything.
Technical Review of Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut on PC
Sony has a good run - the hits from PlayStation consoles ported to PC are very high-quality and offer stable gameplay. Ghost of Tsushima is no different.
Workers & Resources Delivers What Cities 2 Fails, And It's Not Communism
It's a game at first glance as coarse as the times it depicts. Muddy and polluted by heavy industry, with rather unsophisticated graphics. However, underneath this mask lie powerful mechanics that should be the envy of top city builders.
Maybe the New Settlers Weren't Bad, Maybe It Was Just Me? Pioneers of Pagonia Seemingly Confirms That
If you've expected a love letter to The Settlers, praising the new installment's amazing quality, I'm afraid I don't have good news. Pioneers of Pagonia for now seems correct at best. It's pleasant, but nowhere near groundbreaking.
New Cycle Wants You to Build a Metropolis “Beyond Survival”
A new title addressed to fans of survival city-builders games will release early next year on January 18th 2024. This is the debut of an ambitious studio that wants to try and shake the genre up.
Shadow Gambit Hands-on Impressions - This Pirate Strategy Has No Match For Me
Hot Caribbean, cursed pirates, a talking ship, and demanding strategic battles. It's a recipe for a successful adventure, although at times, ensuring that everything goes according to our plan requires quite a lot of effort.
Farthest Frontier is the City Builder I Needed
Farthest Frontier is one of those games that sucks you in, making hours fly by like magic. It's charming, though it can be ruthless at times. While it stumbles in a few places, it's an absolute blast to play!
Best Video Game Releases of February 2023 - A Month of Spoils!
In February, there'll be no shortage of new games. There's plenty of games coming, large and small. There is definitely plenty to choose from, although there will possibly be no GOTY candidates this time.
The Best Video Games With Cats
Cats play a relatively minor role in video games. Fortunately, there are some titles that give them a fair amount of attention. Let's check out how the industry portrays them.
PS5 Pro in 2023 or 2024, Suggests TCL Conference
More reports may point to a release date for the PlayStation 5 Pro, a more powerful version of the PS5 console. The TCL conference mentioned either 2023 or 2024.
Intel Confidently Announces the End of AMD's Dominance
Pat Gelsinger, Intel's chief executive, announces the company's return to the top. The new Alder Lake and Sapphire Rapids processors are expected to not only compete with AMD, but dominate the market.
Windows 11 Launches Today - Download Now
Microsoft released the latest version of the system. Windows 11 can be installed in three ways.
What's Cryptocurrency and How It Changes Our World?
Cryptocurrencies have been shaking up the tech world for some time now. Many people get excited, but it seems too few wonder about what real impact they have on our everyday lives.
Nvidia Boasts of Success in Counting Cows
Nvidia is more than gaming GPUs. In addition to powerful RTX 3000 chips, it also offers modern business solutions that help solve complex problems. Such as counting cows.
Amazon One Pays $10 For a Palm Scan
Amazon is trying to encourage customers to share a scan of their palm for its innovative Amazon One payment system. The US giant is offering $10 in shopping coupons for the biometric data.
Twitch Adjusts Subscription Prices to Match Earnings in Different Countries
Twitch subscription price differentiation is gaining momentum. After tests in Mexico and Turkey, the changes gradually extend to other countries.
Steam Deck Protected From Scalpers. How do I Order My Console?
Pre-orders for Steam Deck, a new console presented by Valve, have begun. The manufacturer has prepared a number of security measures to protect the device from scalpers, but they can complicate the ordering procedure.
Tons of PS4s Discovered in Crypto Mine in Ukraine
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) discovered a huge cryptocurrency mine consisting primarily of PlayStation 4 consoles. Criminals found a way to turn it into a profitable business.
AMD: Component Availability Won't Improve Until 2022
AMD is steadily ramping up production, but component availability is expected to be poor until at least the end of this year. The head of the company, Lisa Su, predicts improvement in the global market in 2022, although not in all its segments.