Quilts and Cats of Calico is a fantastic digital puzzle version of the board game Pelíšek, full of brain teasers that will really put your mind to the test. It’s a beautiful and satisfying game that won’t get on your nerves, thanks to its pleasant background music. It’s the perfect choice for cat lovers and board game enthusiasts. Personally, I prefer this PC version to the board game because it offers new logic puzzles in Story Mode and the Master Quilter’s Challenges. Plus, you don’t have to deal with the time-consuming setup and cleanup of game components.
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Mafia III: Definitive Edition may not be faithful to its predecessors, but there are still players who can forgive it for that and enjoy it for what it is. The game offers a great story that explores the life of an African American and his struggle against pervasive racism. Plus, the amazing soundtrack helps ease the frustration of constantly repeating missions. What cannot be forgiven, however, is the lack of full localization—it’s limited to subtitles only. Even though I viewed the game as a standalone title, I can’t rate it any higher than average. I had a really hard time finishing it because I was truly tired of driving back and forth.
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Whether Mafia II needed a remaster is up for debate—after all, there weren’t any major changes. While the graphics have been improved and some bugs have been fixed, quite a few remain, which is a real shame. One of the game’s greatest strengths, just like in the first installment, is its atmosphere. Vito, Joe, and the other characters are well-written, and their dialogue feels natural. The one-liners are fresh and funny. Overall, I’d say it’s a pleasant, nostalgic experience, though it may struggle to appeal to new players who are used to greater freedom and an open-world experience.
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All in all, is God of Weapons worth it? Absolutely! For five euros, you get a game that offers quick half-hour play sessions with nice 3D graphics. With twelve distinct characters—each with three additional variants—you get an enormous amount of content, and your curiosity will keep you coming back for more. You’ll switch between characters, adjust your strategy, and change up your starting weapons and other gear. Plus, the game is so simple that it’ll win over absolutely everyone.
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