Mafia III extensive hands-on – it may be a sandbox, but the Mafia vibe is still here
Mafia III is a great unknown for the fans of the series: new background story, more focus on sandbox, and different developer. After having spent several hours with the game, we can dispel some of your doubts.
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Hed
September 9, 2016
How Yennefer was brought to life and won your hearts in The Witcher 3
It turns out that choosing your love interest in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was a weighty decision not only for Geralt, but also for the players. Most of you chose Yennefer, even if you haven’t read the books. Why?
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Mike Manka
September 8, 2016
The Bunker hands-on – a cinematic apocalypse
Post-apocalyptic settings are widely used in video games, but we’ve never seen one presented in such a form. The Bunker is not a game for everyone, and not everyone will consider it a game.
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Mathias Zulpo
August 30, 2016
Pure Farming 17: The Simulator hands-on – farm goes global
We are witnessing a competition virtual farming hasn’t seen in years – and typically perhaps, the freshman is the most ambitious one in the group. Meet Pure Farming 17: The Simulator.
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ElMundo
August 25, 2016
Divinity: Original Sin II hands-on – what’s new in the sequel of one of the best recent RPGs?
Larian Studio has reminded the world about Divinity: Original Sin II by bringing the game to gamescom 2016. A half-hour presentation was enough to convince us that this could be the dark horse among 2017’s RPGs.
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Christopher Mysiak
August 25, 2016
Transport Fever hands-on – getting closer and closer to Transport Tycoon
Chasing after its famous predecessor, Transport Fever finally appears to be closing the distance – while still not perfect, it certainly looks better than its prequel in most, if not all aspects.
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Adam Zechenter
August 24, 2016
We're in space, CUPtain! – the new Prey may be one of the most intriguing FPSs in recent years
At gamescom Prey proved that it’s worth the wait. Good visuals, great atmosphere, brilliant enemies and weapons, as well as the ability to become a coffee mug. I feel like there's a breath of fresh air coming to modern FPSs.
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Jakub Mirowski
August 22, 2016
Call of Cthulhu – list of upcoming games inspired by H. P. Lovecraft’s works
He's waiting and dreaming. And so are we, for the various upcoming games focusing on or in the near vicinity of the Cthulhu mythos.
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Adam Zechenter
August 12, 2016
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 hands-on – is the sniper Far Cry a good direction?
After a year of silence, the devs from CI Games have reminded us that the third part of Sniper: Ghost Warrior is on its way. The corridor shooter that the game used to be is finally becoming a sandbox with total freedom in the way we approach missions.
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Darius Matusiak
August 2, 2016
We Happy Few hands-on - it’s not the next BioShock
We Happy Few was one of the biggest surprises of this year’s E3 with its Bioshock-y esthetics and a dystopian vision of Great Britain of the 60s. This game, however, holds much more secrets.
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Przemyslaw Zamecki
August 1, 2016
Phantaruk Hands-on – Polish idea for Alien: Isolation
In space no one can hear you scream. Phantaruk is an upcoming Polish survival horror set in space. We’ve had a chance to try it out and see whether it’s Amnesia in space, or Dead Space without combat.
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Przemyslaw Zamecki
July 20, 2016
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Hands-on – Adam Jensen is getting more upgrades
After spending six hours with Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, I was able to develop a preliminary opinion about the new part of the classic series. The sequel is immersive, visually amazing, and manages to mend the shortcomings of Human Revolution.
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Mike Manka
July 18, 2016
Mass Effect: Andromeda is on its way – what do we know so far?
In theory, there’s about 9 months until the release of the new Mass Effect, but the new chapter in the space series is still shrouded in mystery. Still, we know enough to see what Mass Effect: Andromeda is shaping up to be.
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Christopher Mysiak
July 14, 2016
Champions of Anteria Hands-on – The Settlers-like RPG
Champions of Anteria offers a mix of RPG and strategy; something very different from the parent game is was born from. Quality aside, the question is whether that’s necessarily a bad thing.
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ElMundo
July 13, 2016
Windows 10, DirectX 12 and Windows Store – everything you need to know
Along with Microsoft's latest decisions comes a new era in PC gaming. We’ll answer some burning questions and dispel the myths surrounding Windows 10, Windows Store and DirectX 12.
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Mike Manka
July 12, 2016
Heliborne Hands-on – World of Helicopters
We’ve had tanks, warplanes, and warships, so it’s high time for helicopters. Heliborne is a multiplayer game by JetCatGames allowing you to fight 8v8 battles in helis, with an emphasis on cooperation and capturing territory.
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Adam Kusiak
July 5, 2016
ALICE VR Hands-on - Alice in a virtual wonderland
We’ve given a try to ALICE VR – one of more ambitious projects coming to virtual reality. During our visit at Carbon Studio, we’ve lost ourselves in a strange world, inspired both by Alice in The Wonderland, as well as sci-fi literature and movies.
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Jakub Mirowski
July 1, 2016
Realpolitiks Hands-on – a little grand strategy game inspired by games from Paradox
Realpolitiks is a rather plain strategy game, borrowing some concepts from the Swedes at Paradox. What sets it apart is the modern setting and simplified, more user-friendly mechanics.
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Adam Zechenter
June 29, 2016
Driftland: The Magic Revival Hands-on – a fantastic blend of Heroes and Majesty
Polish gamedev veterans united under the banner of Star Drifters are devising a most interesting strategy game, which is visibly inspired by Heroes of Might and Magic and... Majesty.
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Adam Zechenter
June 27, 2016
Tyranny Hands-on – new RPG from the creators of Pillars of Eternity
A new classic RPG is in development at Obsidian, and at first glance it looks like a cork that’s going to be plugged into the hole between the first and the second part of Pillars of Eternity. The devil, however, is in the detail.
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Matthew Araszkiewicz
June 24, 2016