Gaming Professors's Reviews
If you're tired of killing mindless NPCs in shooters or hunting that boar in the forbidden forest, but you'd still like to bag a creature or two, there's nothing easier than buying this.
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If you’ve always wanted to be a chef but cooking has never been your strong suit, give it a try with AutomaChef—there’s nothing you can mess up! And even if you do mess it up, you can always blame the machine.
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If you enjoy turn-based combat, army management, plenty of text to read, and a dark fantasy story, you absolutely can’t miss this game right now. The massive amount of content and the solid technical and graphical execution make it a masterpiece. Taking a quick look at the graphics and music, I can only say that the developers did a great job. In any case, I’m very glad I played Disciples: Liberation, and I’m happy to recommend it to anyone who enjoys the classic Disciples and King’s Bounty series.
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Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality is a very easy-to-play adventure game that nevertheless features a well-crafted atmosphere. For fans of Doctor Who, this game definitely falls into the “must-try” category. It’s not so much a unique gaming experience as it is a virtual guide to the worlds of Doctor Who. As a huge fan of the TV series, I’ll certainly turn a blind eye to some of the game’s flaws, and I think many other players will do the same.
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Dead Cells is a visually stunning game that’s perfect for fans of action-packed roguelike platformers. It offers a high level of difficulty and perfectly fluid gameplay. This action title will test not only your nerves, but also your reflexes and endurance. Although the game lacks a deep storyline, its charm lies primarily in its humor and the ever-changing ways it can be played. Dead Cells offers dozens of hours of fun not only for seasoned roguelike players but also for complete newcomers.
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Do you like battle royale games and action movies, and don’t have high expectations? Then you’ll enjoy the interactive movie Bloodshore. That is, if you managed to snag it on sale somewhere.
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Ruined King: A League of Legends Story is, in my opinion, the best game I’ve played this year. I finally got to experience the characters in a way other than through written text. The combat system is brilliantly designed and offers a real challenge. The story is as gripping as can be—I didn’t just click through it this time; I listened to the whole thing and had a good laugh along the way. The atmosphere of Bilgewater is indescribable. All I can say is that I’m looking forward to a sequel—or even the same game set in a different location on Runeterra. This title proves that Riot is taking good care of its baby, Riot Forge.
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The concept is great, no doubt about it, and so is the atmosphere, but the rest falls short. For the developers to improve the game and make it playable for me, they’d have to completely overhaul it. They should have a maximum of two or three stories per level, and ideally remove the characters from the previous level once it’s completed. They should also sharpen the graphics and remove a lot of the details that just confuse you when solving puzzles, and then LOVE – A Puzzle Box Filled with Stories could be a great, melancholic indie game.
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I actually ended up enjoying As Far As The Eye, despite the fact that there were moments when I wanted to pull my hair out after making a bad move. It’s beautifully designed, and it’s a joy to watch the little monsters use their magic to build a structure or gather wood. It’s definitely a good idea to think through your moves and, if possible, plan them ahead. It’s definitely not an action game—quite the opposite; it’s better not to rush and to take your time.
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