A fun co-op game that can also be played solo. You’ll have to work a bit harder that way, but on the other hand, you’ll get to enjoy the end credits in the final mission. The game does still crash occasionally and can be a bit frustrating, but with its stunning visuals and great music, that’s something you can easily overlook. Plus, there are plenty of checkpoints in PHOGS! What still bothers me, though, is that the game was designed for consoles, and playing without a gamepad just makes it harder.
Review in Czech | Read full review
Thunder Tier One is actually a pretty good game. Unfortunately, I’m not a fan of tactical shooters, and I just need that first-person perspective to really enjoy them to the fullest. Of course, it’s all a matter of getting used to it, but it’s a shame. The missions are a bit monotonous, but what new twists could you really bring to shooters anyway? The problem is the camera occasionally getting stuck and the clunky AI. On the other hand, the game’s perfect sound design makes up for just about everything.
Review in Czech | Read full review
Labyrinthine is a game with enormous potential that will delight any survival game fan with its horror elements and easy controls. But it really shines in co-op play. Unfortunately, the more players there are, the faster you’ll get through the game—which is both great and a bummer. After all, you want to stay scared in the maze for as long as possible.
Review in Czech | Read full review
Foundation is an absolute gem of a game. As long as you’re not expecting a strategy game like Age of Empires, you won’t be disappointed. Building, gathering, organizing—the game has all of this down to the finest detail, and it’s all accompanied by one of the most magnificent soundtracks. Unfortunately, it still has a few rough edges that, while minor in some places, ultimately become a downside given the game’s scope and possibilities.
Review in Czech | Read full review
Sifu is an absolute blast. What started as an unassuming project has turned out to be one of the best beat 'em ups I've played in a while. It has an interesting story, a high-quality combat system, and a perfectly executed character progression system. Unfortunately, not everything is polished yet, which drags the game down a bit—including the music, which tends to fade completely from the player's awareness.
Review in Czech | Read full review
Tunche is a high-quality casual game that you can enjoy both solo and with friends, and the co-op mode definitely outshines the single-player experience. The enemies look cute, just like the main characters, the experience-gaining system is simple, and the rogue-like elements only enhance the game. Unfortunately, the repetitiveness really drags the game down, and I can imagine that many players will get fed up with it.
Review in Czech | Read full review
Marfusha is a completely simple and fun shooter that’s perfect for filling a spare hour on a free evening or afternoon. Its simplicity is its greatest strength. Unfortunately, it’s really quite short—even with the challenge mode, it takes less than an hour to unlock most of the achievements.
Review in Czech | Read full review
Forts is a simple real-time strategy game where you build your own fortress in any shape you like, blow up the enemy’s, and might even accidentally break yours in half. Just like when you were a kid and could build your favorite models. However, the game is let down by its lackluster multiplayer mode, the near-total absence of music, and, above all, the fact that it gets repetitive very quickly.
Review in Czech | Read full review
With a playtime of less than ten hours, Leisure Larry is a pretty interesting adventure game that relies on humor laced with sex and profanity. The story is great, the game looks fantastic, you get used to the music, and once you realize that it’s actually a love story, you’ll find yourself in the midst of something absolutely perfect.
Review in Czech | Read full review