Alparslan Gürlek's Reviews
Bus Bound is not the spectacular bus simulator of my dreams. However, with its approach to Emberville and its gameplay loop, it proves to be a genuinely good game for those looking for a short adventure. I can recommend Bus Bound to you by starting with the phrase, ''If you've danced to this tune before.'' But if you are looking for a hardcore bus simulation featuring granular details like calculating change, you will have to look elsewhere.
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Forza Horizon 6 gave me the feeling that it wouldn’t have made much difference to me even if it had been set somewhere other than Japan. By sticking to their tried-and-tested formula and refining the driving mechanics, Playground Games has once again managed to deliver an impressive game. However, if the mention of Japan makes you think of plenty of drifting, you’ll probably end up feeling a bit disappointed, just like me.
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Lord of Hatred adds some lovely touches to the main game, whilst also doing a brilliant job of telling its fantastic story. Is the new map Skovos? You’re going to love it.
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Although Crimson Desert falls short in terms of its story and narrative, its vast world, gameplay mechanics and brilliant execution have introduced the term ‘single-player MMORPG’ into our vocabulary, and we’re likely to be hearing it more often.
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War Sails is a massive DLC that brings our beloved Bannerlord gameplay to the seas. Now you have a valid reason to start a new save file.
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Although Anno 117: Pax Romana is a good game, it struggles with a focus confusion between its strategy and city-building aspects, and fails to paint a more impressive picture than its predecessors.
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Europa Universalis V removes the barrier of ‘if you haven't played it before’ in the grand strategy genre, and in doing so, it succeeds in offering gameplay that is much more in-depth than its predecessors or peers.
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Farthest Frontier avoids the pitfalls of modern audacity, doing its job very well within safe boundaries and becoming a fair and measured city-building game. Neither too much, nor too little.
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Battlefield 6 is a good first-person shooter game, but at this stage it has too many gaps that need to be filled with player feedback.
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Dying Light: The Beast won't be a favourite due to its lack of striking innovations, but Kyle Crane's return and the context it's built upon make it worth playing.
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EA Sports FC 26 has managed to become the football game that most closely resembles what we see on television. However, no solution has yet been found for the bugs that have been present for years.
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F1 25 is the best game in the series to come out in recent years. This year, it really feels like a ‘complete package.
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The Alters offers a challenging and compelling experience with its moral dilemmas and cornering situations. If you enjoyed Frostpunk and This War of Mine, you're bound to love this one.
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RoadCraft introduces great new features to Saber's simulation series, while retaining the most loved content and systems from previous games in the series. An absolutely fantastic simulation experience.
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JDM: Japanese Drift Master is unfortunately a game where ambition overrides skill. Basically: it doesn't work well.
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The Precinct offers an enjoyable, exciting and sometimes problematic experience in Averno City, which it created with GTA 4 aesthetics. It's definitely a good game, but it needs a little more polish to reach its potential.
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The Blacksmith Master allows for alternative play styles with new features and offers an enjoyable gaming experience for those who like management simulations.
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MotoGP 25 is a much more immersive and educational game with new features this year, and Unreal Engine 5 certainly helps.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 creates a touching experience with its engaging plot, great narrative and excellent soundtrack, but its gamification problems hindered its potential.
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Ground deformation adds freshness to every lap of the races. Realistic riding mechanics and physics make it a difficult game to master. However, it is not very suitable for beginners and this mastery is not sufficiently rewarded. That's why Supercross 25 is not a game I can recommend to everyone. But if you're a die-hard fan of the series, I can say that it will please you.
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