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Demon’s Souls is Hard, But Players are Worse
revisiting24 November 2020
You thought the game was frustrating? Well, it is, but not nearly as actual players. Demon’s Souls showed it years ago, and reminds us about it today, with the remake.
Demon’s Souls is Hard, But Players are Worse
The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion – Once Slayer of PCs, Now Nearly Neglected
revisiting27 September 2020
I have fond memories of Morrowind. I don't have too much memories with Skyrim, because I'm still playing it. And what about Oblivion? The fourth installment in the series seem the most forgotten, though it's certainly an important link.
The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion – Once Slayer of PCs, Now Nearly Neglected
Wasteland 3 Review – The RPG I've Been Waiting For!
game review02 September 2020
Brian Fargo decided to show us the postapocalyptic world of the Wasteland series once again. But this time, we leave the deserts of Arizona and go to the snow-covered, mile-high Colorado.
Wasteland 3 Review – The RPG I've Been Waiting For!
Nintendo Delivers Once Again! – Paper Mario: The Origami King Review
game review15 July 2020
The new Paper Mario is a very lightweight RPG and a lot of humour, colour and flat paper creatures turned by the title king into ominous origami versions. And of course Mario and a certain princess to save.
Nintendo Delivers Once Again! – Paper Mario: The Origami King Review
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Review – Epic Adventure, Good Remaster!
game review27 May 2020
Xenoblade Chronicles is a cult-classic jRPG. The original definitely stood out with a fantastic storyline and great characters. The remaster can be ambiguous at times, but overall proves a fantastic return with a few awesome ideas.
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Review – Epic Adventure, Good Remaster!
5 Reasons to Love Fallout 76
revisiting21 April 2020
Can you like Fallout 76? You sure can – I do and I'm not ashamed of it! I can even give you five good reasons why that is.
5 Reasons to Love Fallout 76
Final Fantasy VII Remake – Review of the Most Iconic jRPG Ever
game review06 April 2020
Final Fantasy VII Remake is definitely more than a game calculated to prey on nostalgia. In fact, it's probably Square Enix' bravest game in many years. You don't want to miss this adventure.
Final Fantasy VII Remake – Review of the Most Iconic jRPG Ever
Playing Bannerlord I Have One Question: Why Did They Need a Decade?!
revisiting02 April 2020
Mount and Blade 2 enters Steam – it's early access, but still. You can pay and you can play. I played, and you know what? It feels exactly the same as in the original, with emphasis on "exactly the same." What have they been doing these 10 years?
Playing Bannerlord I Have One Question: Why Did They Need a Decade?!
Nioh 2 Review – Make Me Wanna Die 1000 Times
game review10 March 2020
When I started writing this review, I was tempted to follow Team Ninja's example and just copy whole paragraphs from the first game text, change headlines and add a few small changes. Fun fact: that review would mostly be accurate and relevant.
Nioh 2 Review – Make Me Wanna Die 1000 Times
Wolcen Review – Devilishly Difficult Love
game review21 February 2020
Wolcen: The Lords of Mayhem, an independent hack'n'slash, scored a dragon entrance that other Diablo competitors - Path of Exile and Grim Dawn - could only dream of. See why this hack'n'slash has caused so much excitement.
Wolcen Review – Devilishly Difficult Love
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Review – Five Days of Fun with Average Game
game review24 January 2020
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a game for fans still overflowing with sentiment to Son Goku. And only for them. Everyone else should keep on looking.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Review – Five Days of Fun with Average Game
Pokemon Sword Review – It's not very Effective!
game review25 November 2019
Pokemon Sword and Shield are extremely secure investments – we get what we got 23 years ago, but in a new graphic design. And although the series remains amusing and enchanting, you can't deny that rotten wood is gaping from underneath the colorful paint.
Pokemon Sword Review – It's not very Effective!
Meet 2019's Most Amazing Game – Disco Elysium, a Quirky RPG from Estonia
game review21 November 2019
[Review updated] A depraved cop investigates a degenerate industrial world, where racism is ubiquitous, the specter of communism fuels class struggles, and the good and evil are meaningless constructs. Disco Elysium, this year's most ambitious RPG
Meet 2019's Most Amazing Game – Disco Elysium, a Quirky RPG from Estonia
Stygian : Reign of the Old Ones Review – Lovecraft Doesn't Die
game review07 November 2019
Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones is one of those games you will love and hate at the same time – you just have to like the dense climate of Lovecraft's mythology and, like me, bear all the glitches that make completing the game neigh impossible.
Stygian : Reign of the Old Ones Review – Lovecraft Doesn't Die
The Outer Worlds Review – RPG of the Year? Yeah, of 2012
game review22 October 2019
A year ago, Obsidian heralded The Outer Worlds on the wave of severe criticism of Fallout 76. Today, when Bethesda no longer provides the blanket of a terrible RPG release, things aren't so pretty anymore.
The Outer Worlds Review – RPG of the Year? Yeah, of 2012
The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt Switch Review – The Art of Compromise
game review14 October 2019
The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt for Nintendo Switch is an ugly duckling. CDPR goes for a compromise – we accept the mediocre graphics, and they bring the best RPG of recent years for a hand-held console. Don't say no.
The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt Switch Review – The Art of Compromise
The Surge 2 Review – Futuristic Dark Souls
game review24 September 2019
The Surge is a properly realized, and distinctive game inspired by Dark Souls. Unfortunately, the inconsistencies in the mechanics and graphics departments produce some rather glaring issues.
The Surge 2 Review – Futuristic Dark Souls
GreedFall Review - Budget Witcher 3 That Simply Works
game review13 September 2019
GreedFall is not a stiff spiritual successor to Gothic series. It's a well-designed unique role playing game developed with a limited budget and some great ideas borrowed straight from the best titles of this genre.
GreedFall Review - Budget Witcher 3 That Simply Works
Children of Morta Review - A Gem Among Roguelike Dungeon Crawlers
game review13 September 2019
When you beat the Children of Morta you will have the feeling that you are not only abandoning the great, dynamic hack'n'slash, but also that you are leaving the family home where you simply felt good and safe.
Children of Morta Review - A Gem Among Roguelike Dungeon Crawlers
Fire Emblem: Three Houses Review – Decent Tactical Adventure
game review25 July 2019
The Fire Emblem series has been well-known to fans of excellent tactical games for years. With Nintendo Switch's hybrid consoles, the taste of well-designed tactical has a chance to appeal wider group of players.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses Review – Decent Tactical Adventure
Warhammer: Chaosbane Review – A Casual Diablo 3
game review08 July 2019
Warhammer: Chaosbane, which was to enrich the hack'n'slash universe with creatures of the Old World, was an exciting idea. But bearing in mind the recent disappointment with the glitchy Warhammer: Vermintide 2, I had some reservations...
Warhammer: Chaosbane Review – A Casual Diablo 3
Disgaea 2 review – tactical RPG with a touch of craziness
game review01 February 2017
Demons are like politicians – easy to bribe and prone to fighting. What other lessons can we learn from the PC port of an immersive and funny tactical game, Disgaea 2?
Disgaea 2 review – tactical RPG with a touch of craziness
The Dwarves Review – shoddy dwarven craftsmanship
game review09 December 2016
We’ve been keeping a close eye on King Art Games ever since Jakub Rozalski decided to entrust them with the development of Iron Harvest. The Dwarves can be seen as an exam of the studio’s capabilities. The results, however, are less than promising...
The Dwarves Review – shoddy dwarven craftsmanship
Tyranny Review – an RPG full of contrasts
game review18 November 2016
As we wait for the sequel to Pillars of Eternity, Obsidian Entertainment gives us Tyranny – a game where we play as the Big Bad’s loyal agent. This short-term project features numerous ideas and mechanics, but only some of them pay off.
Tyranny Review – an RPG full of contrasts
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Review – lesser sibling of Human Revolution
game review23 August 2016
Developing a sequel that surpasses the original is always a challenge. In case of Mankind Divided, the goal was partly achieved. While the gameplay hits all the right notes, the plot leaves something to be desired.
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Review – lesser sibling of Human Revolution
Pokemon GO Review – Poor game, but a social phenomenon
game review22 July 2016
Pokemon GO needs a lot of improvements. Many things are altogether missing from the game. But it’s already obvious that it will be one of the greatest successes not only in mobile gaming, but also in the whole video game industry.
Pokemon GO Review – Poor game, but a social phenomenon
The Technomancer Review – Spiders studio gather momentum
game review28 June 2016
Spiders studio are pretty experienced with RPGs, but they aren’t really adept at them... Or at least that was the case until now – The Technomancer seems to indicate that soon, practice will make the creators of Mars: War Logs and Bound by Flame perfect.
The Technomancer Review – Spiders studio gather momentum
The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine Review – A fairy-tale duchy tinged with blood
game review25 May 2016
With its second expansion the Witcher 3 franchise bids us farewell – at least for a while. The idea to send the witcher on a trip to Toussaint proves to be a great call and an amazing idea for a closure of sorts.
The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine Review – A fairy-tale duchy tinged with blood
The Banner Saga 2 Review – the Nordic journey continues
game review22 April 2016
The success of the first Banner Saga – an unusual video game resembling a Nordic tale – has raised hopes of the fans for an equally satisfying sequel. It looks like the newest production from Stoic Games is going to meet those expectations.
The Banner Saga 2 Review – the Nordic journey continues
Baldur’s Gate: Siege of Dragonspear Review – The Return of the Aged King
game review15 April 2016
After more than a dozen years of waiting, we are given one more relevant chapter in the history of Bhaalspawn and Baldur’s Gate. Relevant, because Siege of Dragonspear turns out to be perfectly worthy of representing the iconic brand.
Baldur’s Gate: Siege of Dragonspear Review – The Return of the Aged King