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Eldest Souls Review: Soulslike Lite
game review02 August 2021
Boss battles can be a game’s most climactic moment, often culminating an intense fight that puts your skills to the test. Well, what if you had a game that only had boss battles? Eldest Souls says hello. Read our review.
Eldest Souls Review: Soulslike LiteDivinity: Original Sin – Enhanced Edition Review – the hardcore RPG revisited
game review30 October 2015
A year and a half after the release of Divinity: Original Sin, we received an expanded version of the game. Belgian developer Larian has worked hard on improving their creation but was it worth the wait?
Divinity: Original Sin – Enhanced Edition Review – the hardcore RPG revisitedDestiny Review: Bungie's great come back?
game review16 September 2014
Bungie spared no expense to create a great looking mix of shooter and MMO, but high production value and pretty nice gameplay can’t hide that Destiny is just shallow, and it can’t live up to the hype.
Destiny Review: Bungie's great come back?Dragon Age: Inquisition Review – the best RPG since Skyrim
game review17 November 2014
After a disappointing Dragon Age II, many players got disheartened with the series, and were not anticipating the next entry in the saga. The time is now – to judge the Witcher’s greatest rival, and see if BioWare can still craft memorable RPG games.
Dragon Age: Inquisition Review – the best RPG since SkyrimDragon Ball: Xenoverse Review - Wasted potential
game review27 February 2015
Dragon Ball comes to the next generation consoles and unfortunately it fails to live up to the expectations.
Dragon Ball: Xenoverse Review - Wasted potentialNo Man's Sky Review – in space no one can hear you yawn
game review19 August 2016
Despite the community’s great expectations, or perhaps exactly because of them, No Man’s Sky painfully disappoints – vast but random, seeking diversity yet repetitive, and sometimes glaringly different from what the trailers promised.
No Man's Sky Review – in space no one can hear you yawnDeus 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 RevolutionWorms WMD review – Going back to Armageddon
game review24 August 2016
Worms WMD is a perfect mix of the old and the new, especially since this game is closest to bringing back the experience of the best installments in the series while introducing some new stuff at the same time.
Worms WMD review – Going back to ArmageddonWolfenstein: Youngblood Review – Not the Wolf We've Been Waiting For
game review29 July 2019
I hear every generation wants to change the world. The daughters B.J. Blazkowicz turned Wolfenstein into an RPG looter-shooter without loot. What came out of it? Let's just say that their father wouldn't be proud...
Wolfenstein: Youngblood Review – Not the Wolf We've Been Waiting ForIf You Think Control is not Worth it – Think Again
game review27 August 2019
The latest game by the creators of Max Payne and Alan Wake hasn't been hugely exciting before the release, which is a pity – because it's definitely more than just a solid shooter.
If You Think Control is not Worth it – Think AgainGears 5 Review – All Cogs in Right Places
game review09 September 2019
We like it when creators are able to recognize their mistakes. Gears 5 lets go of the expedition company of rookie boy scouts, and serves a hard-boiled action shooter instead. Just like the old days.
Gears 5 Review – All Cogs in Right PlacesVirginia review – Twin Peaks meets The X-Files
game review29 September 2016
Made with a cinematic flair, Virginia tells a subtly emotional story with image alone. This game is trying to push the envelope when it comes to the limits of walking simulators while creating an eerie atmosphere reminiscent of Twin Peaks or The X-Files.
Virginia review – Twin Peaks meets The X-FilesQuantum Break Review – a captivating time-travelling story
game review05 April 2016
Quantum Break brings back the faith in complex stories told in video games. If you’re fed up with sandboxes and multiplayers, Remedy’s new game is just the thing for you.
Quantum Break Review – a captivating time-travelling storyThe 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 SoulsReview of Borderlands 3 – Space Never Changes
game review02 October 2019
The cult series of looter shooters has returned to give us crazy firearms and tons of cannon fodder to kill once again. What's new in the world of armed Sirens and Space Vaults? Not much – and that's exactly what we wanted!
Review of Borderlands 3 – Space Never ChangesGhost Recon: Breakpoint Review – Even Anthem was More Compelling
game review07 October 2019
Breakpoint is an unsuccessful, shapeless blend of ideas from all Ubisoft games. In the endless flood of virtual garbage to collect and buy, there was not even a trace of the cult Ghost Recon series.
Ghost Recon: Breakpoint Review – Even Anthem was More CompellingStar Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – EA (Finally) Strikes Back
game review15 November 2019
After the great commotion caused by the first, fantastic episode of The Mandalorian, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order storms the gaming world. This is a production that brings new hope for the upcoming games in the famous universe.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – EA (Finally) Strikes BackDragon 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 GameThe Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics Review – Surprisingly good adaptation!
game review10 February 2020
Games based on movies or TV series are usually really bad. The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics definitely bucks the trend, and is as successful in that, as the Skeks' invasion of the planet Thra.
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics Review – Surprisingly good adaptation!How to Make a Perfect Game? Ori and the Will of the Wisps Review
game review10 March 2020
Ori and the Blind Forest was an outstanding game. Its creators were probably aware of this and knew that in order for the sequel to match the original, several changes had to be made. Did it work?
How to Make a Perfect Game? Ori and the Will of the Wisps ReviewFor Your Freedom and Ours – Liberated Review
game review01 June 2020
When it comes to dystopia, nothing beats the Eastern bloc. Liberated is an innovative project of an indie studio from Warsaw. It is ambitious and interesting – and at the same time beautifully... drawn?
For Your Freedom and Ours – Liberated ReviewWasteland 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!Marvel's Avengers Review – Not Bad, Should Only Get Better!
game review08 September 2020
Marvel's Avengers is a game service that has a nice story campaign and a promising endgame. And since it will be supported for a long time, we hope the developers will mend mistakes and turn a good game into a great one.
Marvel's Avengers Review – Not Bad, Should Only Get Better!Tell Me Why Review – Substance Over Style!
game review09 September 2020
The new game from the creators of Life is Strange brings a surprisingly sensible approach to difficult subjects, as well as some very powerful emotions and messages.
Tell Me Why Review – Substance Over Style!