House Party offers several hours of fun, which you can extend by creating your own scenarios. Visually, the game is certainly impressive, but the soundtrack is its weakest link. Fortunately, this isn’t a major issue that detracts from the great fun House Party has to offer.
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Second Extinction is a pretty entertaining shooter that will keep you glued to your seat for a few hours. Unfortunately, there are also some aspects that detract from the game’s appeal and may deter potential new players. The price of €24.99 seems quite high to me for a title whose content is currently insufficient, but who knows how the developers will expand it by the time of the full release.
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Bright Memory: Infinite doesn't have a particularly strong story, the main character isn't very interesting, and your arch-enemy is more of a token presence. Still, we’re talking about a solid game that, in terms of gameplay, could rival cult classics like Painkiller or DOOM. It’s a brutal, dynamic ride that doesn’t let you catch your breath for a second. On top of that, you’re treated to a great soundtrack and stunning graphics. I definitely hope we’ll see more games from Mr. Zeng in the future.
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VenusBlood Frontier International is definitely a great game, and I highly recommend it. The animations, visual design, character backstories, and the various choices you can make all make this a solid title. The only things that might put you off are the confusing tutorial, the unattractive design of the military group menu, or the aforementioned 18+ patch.
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Overall, Paw Paw Paw is a decent beat ’em up that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and its price is commensurate with the few hours you’ll spend playing it. You’ll often have to replay missions because you’ll run into some damn tough enemies, but the short levels help alleviate that stress. The variety within the levels is also really good, but it would be nice to have more moves available. Unfortunately, everything is let down by the weak AI of your companions and unreliable hit detection.
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Gloria Victis is an excellent cooperative game that will keep you tied to your chair for a long time. If you like genres similar to Mount and Blade, Age of Empires and generally like conquering foreign territories or just like being part of something bigger, I definitely recommend this title. If you play with your friends, you'll have even more fun. Graphically, the title doesn't offend in any way, the combat mechanics are a bit harder, but can be learned fairly quickly.
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Succubus With Guns isn't a bad title, it's just a bit neglected. The developers themselves present the game as something it really isn't. There is no story, no skill upgrades or anything of the sort. It's not even possible to change the appearance of the character itself. Your only task is to kill demons and enter a teleport that will take you to another arena - this is repeated over and over again. The game doesn't even offer you any reasons to continue.
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Honey, I Joined a Cult is a good tycoon game that really puts you in the chair for a long time. We can only hope that the developers don't give up on it and add more additional content. This title has a real potential to catch up with much better games, such as the aforementioned Prison Architect.
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Gas Station Simulator is really hard to rate, because on the one hand it is quite a fun title that will keep you glued to your chair for a long time. But on the other hand, it's also a game full of imperfections and bugs. If you really dive into it, you can complete all the challenges in less than five hours. But we're talking purely about the quests. But if you want to own all the trappings the game has to offer, it can add up to a pretty decent gaming weekend.
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Although it seems like I'm just bitching about Aragami 2, that's actually not the case. Granted, the combat mechanics are weak, there's no reason to play stealth, and the graphical environment isn't great, but it's still a very fun game. As for its actual price, I don't think €34.99 is adequate, but I'll leave the judgement up to you.
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Mortal Shell is a truly great Souls game that deserves its place alongside world-famous titles such as Dark Souls, Demon's Souls and Bloodborne. Mortal Shell builds on the fundamentals of the genre, but adapts them to its own form. Battles are much slower than usual, but bring a new level of frustration. The bosses are all difficult and scary, while their fights are accompanied by great background music (especially for Hadern). As for the price of €24.99, I'm not sure if it's justified or not, but I'll leave that up to each of you to judge. For my part, I can highly recommend the game.
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For being the first project of the developers from T19 Games, Dread Templar is a fantastic action game with a great metal soundtrack. The action is fast and fluid, the graphical environment doesn't offend and the difficulty of the bosses themselves is satisfying. If you like retro style games, I can highly recommend this game. The title is still in early access, so maybe sometime in the future we will see new enemies, weapons, songs and maybe even a real story expansion. The price of 14,99 euros seems reasonable in this case.
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The Ascent is an excellent shooter that you can enjoy alone or in the company of friends. If you are an avid collector and explore everything you can, you can stretch your playing time to a nice forty hours. If you're only interested in the story, The Ascent will keep you entertained for about fifteen hours. The graphics are really great and the soundtrack only deepens the cyberpunk atmosphere. The combat is dynamic, aggressive and the destructible environment is the icing on the cake. The character dubbing is also great. I can definitely recommend this title.
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Maybe you can forgive the game for its horrible repetition, boring, practically zero story and useless diplomacy, which probably serves only as a gameplay enhancement. What you get is a promising title that's really great for the first few hours. But unfortunately, really only for the first few hours. It's a huge shame, because this title could have been just as great as, say, the aforementioned XCOM 2. Empire of Sin has great graphics and a 1920s atmosphere that could be sliced up. This experience is accentuated by the great historical music. However, the positive aspects of the game end there.
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Haydee plays in many ways similarly, or rather the same, as its second sequel, with the only different mechanics being jumping and climbing. Still, this is a good action game with survival horror elements that will keep you glued to the screen for quite some time. With various modifications you can spice up the game with your favourite characters, new locations, tunes or even new weapons. As a small bonus, I also see the Czech localization, which shouldn't even be here. But if you're interested in Haydee mainly for the logical elements, I must disappoint you, because "logical elements" here means only climbing and skipping all sorts of things.
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If you can forgive the title's poorer graphics in some places, only two enemy types and the lack of saving, you get a great game that can keep you glued to your chair for hours. Modifications allow you to play as your favourite characters, new locations and sometimes even a different story. As a bonus, add Czech localization. Haydee 2 can be purchased on Steam for 20.99 euros.
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The title is quite hard to evaluate because on the one hand it has an older look and mechanisms that won't work so well nowadays. Of course, if you're a fan of the genre and can enjoy it, it's a different matter altogether. On the other hand, Saviors of Sapphire Wings has a pretty decent story, the characters are nicely done, but that's it otherwise. After a while the fights start to get tiresome and you have no motivation to continue the story. Especially the price is quite discouraging, because the title can't be bought separately, but only in a bundle. The amount of 49,99 € seems really exorbitant in this case. Stranger of Sword City Revisited does not contain any mechanics other than the ones we just listed. To be honest, however, this doesn't hurt the title, as it is a fairly challenging title that can keep you entertained for several hours. The graphics make the game look a bit more modern, even though it's not really. It's just a shame that the title can't be purchased separately, but again only in a bundle for €49.99.
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Going Medieval is a great building game inspired by RimWorld. The title may be in the very early stages of early access, but it still manages to offer a lot of fun for a few hours. You have several options here to build your colony and make it as big a kingdom as possible. If Foxy Voxel manages to implement all the promised elements into the game, it could make for a great building game. Going Medieval can be purchased on Steam for €22.99.
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At first glance, Fearmonium may seem like a title that will resemble the action-packed Cuphead. Unfortunately, this is not the case and the title under review plays with a different style. Still, it is a title worth playing and getting to know the story of a depressed, anxious little boy trying to get out of it. You can get this title on Steam for €10.79.
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Planetbase is a nice change from other survival builder games where one danger after another is thrown at you and you have to solve it as quickly as possible. This title has a slightly slower pace, so I'd recommend it more to people looking for a builder's respite. You can purchase the game on Steam for €12.49.
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