11 Details from Genshin Impact You Might Have Missed
The free game from China has conquered 2020, but it's not stopping there! 2021 is the time of version 2.0, and there is even more content on the cards. We, in turn, take a look at the details that you might have missed in all this flurry of news.
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Patrick Manelski
September 8, 2021
New and Free PC Games You Might Have Missed in 2021
Are you still playing the same free-to-play titles and starting to feel bored? Then try something new. Here are 8 relatively fresh, free productions available on PC.
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Karol Laska
September 3, 2021
The Best Isometric RPGs of All Time - Waiting for Baldur's Gate 3
Baldur's Gate 3 may turn out to be the savior of isometric RPGs, which are slowly slipping into a niche again. There's still some time until the release of the full edition, so let's see here's a list of iconic isometric RPGs that you have to know.
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Hubert Sosnowski
September 1, 2021
Making Sense of the MLK Fortnite Event - Is the Game the Right Medium for this?
At the latest Fortnite event, players heard the iconic Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech. Needless to say, the reaction of the Internet was ambiguous. Are video games a good medium for this type of message? We think they're more than good.
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Alexander Eriksen
August 30, 2021
The Best Video Game Releases Coming in September 2021
With the summer slowly, and sadly, ending, we're entering a period of increased activity on the video games market. Although September brings a surprisingly varied offer of new games, we have a feeling that one title in particular will attract players...
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Patrick Manelski
August 30, 2021
Bow Low, Kratos! Here Are The Most Powerful Heroines of Video Games
While not all of them have entered the pop-culture mainstream, they're all as powerful as Hulk. These gaming heroines are capable of kicking anyone's ass.
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Marek Jura
August 28, 2021
7 Big Hits That Almost Got Cancelled
An investment of time and money into the production of a game always entails risk, which can lead to a decision to prematurely delete the project. However, history knows cases when initially underestimated ideas turned out to be big hits!
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Darius Matusiak
August 27, 2021
Saints Row 5 Won't be Saints Row. New Direction for the Series is Coming
Saints Row: Self Made is the announced title of entry number five. New direction means less craziness, no rubbernecking, and no kitsch. Does it make sense? I'm still looking for the answer to that question, though I tentatively like it.
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Julia Dragovic
August 26, 2021
10 Games With Huge Maps... And Nothing to Do
My grandma used to say: "What's a good plate with nothing on it?" And she had a point. Today, we take a look at games with huge maps that in reality were empty and boring.
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Mikolaj Laszkiewicz
August 24, 2021
Remembering Battle for Middle-earth - The Best Lord of the Rings Game Released 15 Years Ago
There have been many games based on the Lord of the Rings license, and more may grow out of the popularity of the Amazon series. However, only one title is able to rule them all, even though it's already 15 years old.
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Hubert Sledziewski
August 23, 2021
Call of Duty: Vanguard Preview - The Return of Iconic Fronts of WW2
CoD: Vanguard returns to World War II and goes back to the roots. We will once again visit Stalingrad, North Africa, Normandy and the Pacific. Will Sledgehammer Games really manage to bring back the golden days of WW2 shooters?
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Darius Matusiak
August 19, 2021
10 Indie Games That Outsold AAA Hits
AAA games aren't the only ones selling millions of copies. The list of indie games that have achieved huge success shows that a good idea and a pinch of luck can make your game a smash hit, regardless of the budget.
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Paul Musiolik
August 17, 2021
Why Do We Enjoy Fear and Violence in Games?
Fear, sadness, anger – games often depict emotions and situations we wouldn't call positive... And still, we are enthralled by those games. Where does that contradiction come from?
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Caroline Cieslak
August 14, 2021
Clid the Snail Preview - It's Earthworm Jim Goes To Hell!
Fun with anthropomorphic gastropods in a bleak, dystopian future. Yeehaa. Read our Clid The Snail preview.
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Jerry Bonner
August 12, 2021
Back 4 Blood Preview - A Bloody Good Time
Left 4 Dead's successor and the new hope of multiplayer games. We played Back 4 Blood and really enjoyed it. It's bloody, it's challenging - and above all, there are a lot of zombies.
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Alexander Eriksen
August 11, 2021
14 Android Games Perfect For The Summer (2021)
What are you doing this summer? Playing games, probably. That's great! Here's a set of Android games that will make any travel much less boring.
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Patrick Manelski
August 9, 2021
6 Myths About Guns Perpetuated by Games
Anyone can shoot, better or worse – especially on a computer screen. But how much of our knowledge of weapons checks out? In this article, we're trying to dispel the most popular myths about firearms in games.
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Darius Matusiak
August 7, 2021
10 Weird & Obscure Games You Might Not Know
In the following list we present ten bizarre games that stand out in a sea of lukewarm productions. Do not expect AAA titles here!
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Damian Gacek
August 6, 2021
Broken Games That Were Never Fixed, Despite Promises
Do developers always keep their word? Of course not! Sometimes they promise long-term support and fixes for release bugs, but eventually abandon their flawed creations.
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Patrick Manelski
August 5, 2021
Single-Player Games Worth Playing After End Credits
Reaching the end credits doesn't always mean the end of your adventure with a game – some games still have plenty of attractions beyond the main storyline.
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Michael Pajda
August 2, 2021