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A great allusion to children's dreams and to reality, when your mom is a drunk =) The way the game mixes a little kid's dreams with what's really going on at home works really well for me. But keep in mind that people who don't like stealth games may not

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Two steps back, one step forward. This is a part of the series that got improved in one way and made worse in another, and even the DLC doesn't fix that. I'm waiting for the fifth part. This one is just a forgettable, in-between game: nothing terrible, but nothing that

Yes, this isn't the first part, and the authors went off in different directions to test the waters. But LAYERS OF FEAR itself is still here, that same feeling is still there, if it weren't for the monster you have to run away from. That monster you keep running from

A pretty decent platformer for an Assassin's Creed fan, but something about it is off. After every chapter you turn it off, because you feel squeezed dry and tired... All in all, it's stuffy and tedious. I couldn't make myself play more than one chapter at a time, and it

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A pretty decent platformer for an Assassin's Creed fan, but something about it is off. After every chapter you turn it off, because you feel squeezed dry and tired... All in all, it's stuffy and tedious. I couldn't make myself play more than one chapter at a time, and it

I don't know why, but I barely managed to get through this game. It's unusual. The story stuck in my memory well, even two years later, when I decided to write a review. But I really had to force myself to come back to the game. I can't figure out

A worthy remaster of the original and the beginning of the whole series. I didn't have any questions about it except for the mansion. Why is it so hard to get through it without guides? Everything else went fine for me, but that part I just couldn't figure out on

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A worthy remaster of the original and the beginning of the whole series. I didn't have any questions about it except for the mansion. Why is it so hard to get through it without guides? Everything else went fine for me, but that part I just couldn't figure out on

How do you make a game worse? That's right: kill the story, kill the dialogue, then add some Hollywood and even more open world on top. That's exactly the recipe this part followed, and it shows. Instead of building on what worked, it went for spectacle and size, and the

Okay then. Thronebreaker. 10 hours later What is this? Gwent? Sorry, but no. A card game like Hearthstone where you need deck management? Nah... So what is it then? A card puzzle? Probably yes. In 50% of the battles you're given a deck that isn't yours at all, and you have to solve a

This is probably the liveliest, most energetic part of the Souls series. It just feels more upbeat to play than the others, and that's what stood out to me. It gets a well-deserved 7 from me, for the gameplay and for the graphics accordingly; both of them earned that score,

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