Khaled Ahmed
The Mexican Ninja experience is literally a missed opportunity. From what I played, the game's quality as a game is very good and would have undoubtedly achieved a high rating, but its completely unacceptable technical state made the overall experience extremely bad. In its current state, I do not recommend it at all, ever.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Kusan: City of Wolves offers a challenging and distinctive combat experience, combining engaging dramatic narrative with a captivating artistic style. Although the narrative suffers from some flaws resulting from the approach taken in presenting the story, the game compensates for it with fun gameplay, epic boss encounters, and a good variety of weapons and enemies, despite a flaw in the distribution of this variety. Additionally, some skills seemed to be of limited usefulness or virtually useless throughout the experience. With a good progression system despite a few notes, while level design stands out as one of the game's strongest elements, delivering, overall, a very excellent experience.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Bahamut and the Waqwaq Tree is undoubtedly a great and exciting experience. It offered an excellent, poetic, and evolving story throughout the gameplay, alongside a simple and fun gameplay style with elements that renew equally over the course of the experience, strong characters, and a silent protagonist who will remain stuck in my mind for a while. Despite that, some technical flaws were found at the beginning of the game, as well as some issues in the drawing skill, and a deficiency that I personally noticed in one of the game's distinctive aspects, which is the lack of usage of Arabic literary texts.
Review in Arabic | Read full review