Although Silent Hill F is not without its flaws, its strengths far outweigh them. As a revival of a series that until recently lay dormant in Konami’s vaults, it has done a commendable job of recapturing the franchise’s roots while introducing entirely new elements. And if you’re a fan of horror games, this enchanting and atmospheric experience is one you shouldn’t miss.
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Lost Soul Aside is the dream project of Chinese developer Yang Bing, who took his first major step into the gaming industry with an ambitious title that opened doors wide. However, the game itself isn’t entirely original, borrowing elements from a wide range of existing titles. Execution suffers from shortcomings in certain areas, yet overall it delivers an enjoyable experience that shows promise for the future. That said, at a full $60 price tag and in a month crowded with major releases, the wiser choice may be to wait for a discount. Lost Soul Aside showcases Bing’s strong talent in crafting combat systems, while also revealing weaknesses in areas like storytelling. I’m genuinely excited to see what he can deliver next once he refines the rest of the experience.
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In the end, Mafia: The Old Country feels like a natural continuation of the series—excluding Mafia III. It delivers a linear story, a non-open environment, and limited gameplay options. The experience is closer to Uncharted than GTA, yet at the same time, it’s the least diverse in mission design across the entire franchise. What carries the game is its story and characters, presented as one of the strongest narratives of the year, featuring truly memorable personalities. And if you’re a longtime fan of the series, this title is an easy recommendation.
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The moment I faced a monster that reminded me of the Sand Worm from Dune, I realized I was enjoying every minute of this game. It offers an unprecedented level of immersion in preparing for battles and fighting them as if each one were your last. This is the series’ best and most in-depth combat system to date, paired with one of the most diverse weapon arsenals in the entire gaming industry.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 isn’t a game for everyone, but it’s pure “heaven” for hardcore RPG fans who don’t mind being exhausted while searching for a place to sleep because their character is tired. It pushes for unprecedented levels of realism, offering deep interactivity with the world and its characters. Combined with its story, events, and phenomenal performances, all of this makes it a strong contender for Game of the Year.
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