Jupiter Hell is a great Doom-style roguelike game that offers action and fun. It is clearly one of the best roguelike titles in its genre, both in terms of gameplay and sophistication. The game is a must-have for strategy fans and curious Doom fans alike. The unique pacing brings something new, fresh and definitely action-packed to the turn-based genre. Someone just really put a lot of thought into this game.
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Arcanium: Rise of Akhan is a very enjoyable card title that brilliantly combines board game elements with the roguelike genre. There is a really strong sense of inspiration from great movie and game titles, which is definitely a good thing. The game has nice appealing graphics and the individual cards are very hilarious. However, the gameplay is tying in certain aspects and definitely deserves more freedom. Other than that, however, this is a good card game that, if you are a fan of the genre, will certainly entertain you. Arcanium definitely has a lot of potential and a lot of promise, so we can only hope that the developers will make the most of it.
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Vampyr is a pretty good detective adventure game with a very good story, gloomy atmosphere and difficult moral decisions. It is an original idea, but the developers could have gotten more out of it. Maybe next time they won't focus on the spasmodic inclusion of LGBT people, which some proud representatives of this community have objected to in the Steam discussions, and will also focus on the gameplay mechanics.
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Mad Tower Tycoon is definitely a nice twist on the Tycoon building genre, offering a glimpse into the construction and operation of a large high-rise building. The title also combines elements of elegance well with the real needs of people, building maintenance, as well as funny and crazy situations. Unfortunately, the game has a rather complex user interface, so you need to carefully go through the tutorial. However, if you give it a chance and you like tycoon simulators, the game will reward you with hours of your time.
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Patron is a more difficult and modern version of Banished, both in practical and factual terms. The game offers an elaborate social system, an extensive research tree, but also the ability to issue various decrees that can cause your citizens to rebel. For fans of the genre, a clear choice that will keep you entertained, however the lack of any campaign or larger goal may strike some players with a certain emptiness. Perhaps a goal to "build a large monument", such as in the free game in Pharaoh, would have been enough and it would have been immediately a bit more fun. Nevertheless, this is clearly a tasteful game that will find its player and delight them.
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Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is a really great and difficult game, it is a challenge for tactical thinking. If you liked the game Commandos, you like real-time strategy, stealth action and you like challenges and Japan, this game is for you. It's no wonder this game is holding high ranks in all the ratings.
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Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a hilarious game set in the alternate world of Wolfenstein. The Nazi Paris of the 80's is really hilarious, you can see the attention to precision and detail. However, the gameplay suffers heavily under the AI and is primarily focused on playing with another live player. Overall, this is an average title that tries to get the most out of the world of Wolfenstein and set it in a modern gameplay setting.
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Garbage is definitely not garbage to throw away. The overall gameplay is very hilarious, the survival elements, base building and homeless gang exercises are very catchy and addictive, all wrapped up with a humorous touch. The brisk progression through the game within the variety of environments and skills also adds to the beauty here. If you want a hilarious survival of the homeless, on a relaxing note with Czech localization, then the game fulfills its purpose perfectly.
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Dirt 5 is a very good title that revives the arcade racing genre and combines it with nice graphics, music and effects. Even without DLC, the game offers a fairly long career mode, a variety of real cars, well-designed tracks and a mix of different racing events and styles. So if you are one of those gamers who want to race, so to speak, to relax, enjoy the graphics and fine music, Dirt 5 is a clear choice.
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Kona is a tasteful walking simulator that tries to combine survival elements with detective point and click gameplay. However, as the game takes place virtually over the course of a day and night, you'll find certain elements rather confining at times. In terms of gameplay, however, this is a very enjoyable piece of work with puzzle solving opportunities. However, the last part of the game, which had a real charge and atmosphere, flew by very quickly.
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Encased: A Sci-Fi Post-Apocalyptic RPG is a title that is a very entertaining, and most importantly, a fresh addition to the ranks of post-apocalyptic role-playing games. This is a highly polished and sophisticated RPG that gives you the opportunity to really empathise with the character you have created. Throughout the gameplay there is a great deal of freedom and the ability to handle different situations in your own way. The world and the environment then continually reacts to these situations, making you feel all the better for playing. The bet on the inspiration of Picnic by the Roadside and Fallout clearly paid off.
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I was very pleasantly surprised by Chernobylite, especially since I've been following the game practically since it was announced. The game provides a great alternative view of the Chernobyl disaster. It combines well the elements of non-linear gameplay with the main story, influencing the environment while also incorporating elements of FPS and stealth. Graphically, this is one of the best works I've had the chance to play in a while, not only in terms of the environment graphics, but also in terms of overall design and gameplay. The atmosphere is complemented well by the sound effects, including the dubbing. The trip to Chernobyl's Exclusion Zone paid off for the developers, and the game definitely has a lot to offer.
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Industries of Titan is a very successful strategy game set in the world of cyberpunk with very attractive voxel graphics. Thanks to its concept and setting, it clearly becomes a very original choice for lovers of building games, also thanks to the possibility to build various equipment inside buildings. As well as allowing you to equip your own battleships and toy with the idea of colonising Titan. The developers from Brace Yourself Games have done a decent amount of work already and we can only hope that they will get the game to the final stage as soon as possible.
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Eximius: Seize the Frontline is a rather hilarious hybrid of FPS/RTS genres that could be a great and very entertaining title. However, the game is reliant on other players, which unfortunately there aren't many of, as virtually no one plays the game. You may find yourself "spinning" around with a bunch of people over and over again.
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The Dark Eye: Memoria is practically based on its predecessor, which it certainly does not disgrace. The game beautifully complements the overall story and elegantly concludes it. It's a shame, however, that the game is accompanied by the same mischief as its predecessor. The characters come across as austere and stiff, with no distinctive feel. This fact is all the more accentuated by the failed dubbing, which unfortunately detracts from the overall enjoyment of the atmosphere and enjoyment of an otherwise good game.
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Cartel Tycoon is for me a nice and original diversification in the Tycoon genre. The developers sensed an appropriate opportunity and took advantage of the so far clear waters in setting the Tycoon genre in a controversial drug environment. The actual placement in the world of the Latin American drug cartels has really worked out well and there is nothing more to do than wait for the final version of the game.
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The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav is undoubtedly a classic in the point-and-click adventure game genre. However, it is clear that this is a game that is more than eight years old at its core and has not undergone any major technical changes. The story is slightly predictable at some stages and the overall impression and enjoyment of the gameplay is spoiled by the setting, or rather the animation of the characters and their dubbing. Although I am a proponent of dubbing in games, especially story-based ones, here I would even prefer if there was no dubbing and the conversations were only within the text.
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The game is really good and makes a good name for its predecessor. Vaporum: Lockdown offers a good story in a nice graphic design. However, the large number of items and equipment combined with the solution of various puzzles will also impress, which will torment the cerebral threads. At certain stages, however, the piecemeal movement with the controls is a bit chaotic and can end in death with hasty keystrokes.
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Breathedge brings an interesting combination of story-driven adventure and space survival in the style of Subnautica. Add to that a great crazy story and funny moments, and you're really in for a great time. However, the experience is a bit spoiled by the game's fluctuating difficulty and balance, along with the rather repetitive gameplay and some scripted quests.
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I find Ghostrunner to be a nice and fresh wind in this genre. Setting the game in cyberpunk was really good. The variety of enemies and the different ways to get to the end point really entertains. If you give Ghostrunner a chance, it literally pulls you in and doesn't let go. However, the game is quite short, about 5 hours of pure gameplay, and after a while it can feel heavily repetitive.
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