David Šesto


7 games reviewed
78.3 average score
82 median score
71.4% of games recommended
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Sep 12, 2025

Cronos: The New Dawn is original, beautiful and challenging game in which the atmosphere, story and gameplay synergize to create a truly grim experience that will stay will haunt the player for a long time.

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MGS Delta is very close to the perfect remake. Every change improves the game, and the most important aspects of the original are preserved. Despite technical issues, this is the best way to experience Big Boss' origin story.

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Jul 23, 2025

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is one of the better soulslike games currently available. With its intriguing world, fluid combat, high replayability, and variety of play styles, this adventure is definitely worth playing.

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Jun 5, 2025

Great gameplay and character classes in Nightreign are not enough to overlook the obvious issues regarding player communication, the game's technical state, and the absence of a duo mode. With these fundamental problems, the game feels unfinished upon launching.

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May 23, 2025

Depending on your preferences, The Dark Ages will be either better or worse than its predecessor, but one thing is crystal clear—killing demons still delivers bloody and cathartic fun.

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The fusion of soulslike action and metroidvania-style exploration isn’t really a new thing, but every aspect around the core gameplay helps Mandragora to stand out as something truly special. Great visuals and audio, a very polished technical state, and a reasonable price make this a game you won’t want to miss.

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Jan 27, 2025

Sniper Elite Resistance carries over the fine qualities of its predecessor, but fails to provide a reason why you should play it over Sniper Elite 5. The franchise’s cracks are beginning to show, and innovations are necessary in order for the series to stay afloat.

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