I am Jesus Christ is a typical example of a genre whose main characteristic is that, within the context of games on Steam, it is thematically unique. It is a technically well-made game that will find its greatest appeal among people of faith. For 12.49 euros, it offers approximately five to ten hours of gameplay. The game would be best used as a tool for religious education, for example within the family or at school. As such, however, it does not offer much added value.
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If you're thinking about buying Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, first ask yourself what you expect from the game. If RPG mechanics or action are your top priority, you'd be better off looking elsewhere. If it's a vampire fantasy, I can recommend this title—as long as you're willing to overlook its shortcomings.
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Stellar Blade is an exceptionally well-executed example of how the objectification of the female body hasn’t had the last word in the gaming industry—but even without that, it would still be a great game that successfully blends action-packed combat with adventure and RPG elements. An engaging story full of mysteries and twists gives Stellar Blade its real spark, and if you enjoyed the demo, you’ll be thrilled by the rest of the game. The spectacular finale is just the icing on the cake. The only things missing from perfection are more responsive controls—especially during acrobatic sequences—and better English voice acting.
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Baldur’s Gate 3 is an exceptionally good game that caters to many playstyles, and modders have already paved the way for many more. Thanks to its high level of professionally executed complexity, combined with the overall coherence of both the story and the gameplay experience, the game deserves high praise and can rightly be considered one of the best RPGs of last year—or even of the past several years.
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Diablo IV takes the series back to its roots, though its mechanics build on the previous installment and the mobile game Diablo Immortal. For those who want to enjoy a fantastical tale of temptation toward evil and also find the ARPG genre accessible, it offers a well-crafted campaign with a high degree of replay value. Conversely, for those primarily interested in action and competitive play, it offers more or less only what we’ve seen before; innovations are often met with negative or mixed reactions. Only time will tell how many loyal players Blizzard can retain. Unfortunately, everything is undermined by the paid battle pass and the overall aggressive monetization that Blizzard applies to in-game items.
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It’s a shame that Forspoken wasn’t a huge commercial success. Players were put off by the high price tag for what is actually quite a small amount of content (you can finish it quickly if you’re not aiming to complete everything but just want to get through the story), and some players were also bothered by the graphics and optimization. But you can’t please everyone. I’m sorry that this kitschy (but in a good way, in my opinion) beautiful love story, which fully unfolds in the end, didn’t melt the heart of the average gamer, just like the supposedly imperfect open world and combat system. Then we have to ask how Forspoken stacks up against games like Elden Ring, Hogwarts Legacy, and others. However, since a review reflects the reviewer’s subjective opinion, I’m giving the game an above-average rating.
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Bottom line, Until You Fall offers a very solid VR experience for its price, offering a lot of variability and replayability even with the limited maps. The only blemish is the lack of additional campaigns, which we would expect to see in a game hundreds of crowns more expensive. It took me a while to get into some of the mechanics, but in the end I was hooked enough that I can recommend it to you and give it a high rating.
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