My Reviews

I expected a masterpiece, and I got a masterpiece, in everything except the story. I'll be recommending this game to everyone, but it didn't give me goosebumps and it didn't change my life. Everything else is absolutely top-notch, it's only the story that keeps it from being something truly special

Briefly about the game's story. Roman aesthetics, 60 AD. You're in a time loop. A city without sin. For any sin, all the residents pay at once and turn into gold. The game has 4 endings. The setup: - it's election day for the new leader - nobody trusts the old emperor -

I'd say the game is a 7, but it's so original that I recommend it to everyone... but how can a game be average and yet you recommend it to everyone? I have a separate score for exactly that: 9, recommended. It's not perfect, but it's unlike anything else, and

Got it for my birthday and didn't regret it. A wonderful game, but there's one "but": why, if the connection drops or there are internet problems, do long matches in private sessions have to be started all over again... That's just nonsense! You play for a long time, and all

A game that doesn't open up on the first playthrough opens up on the second, when you realize it's the studio's classic interactive movie, it's just that 90% of players didn't pick the answer options that gave you a chance to defend yourself against enemies, to get those very means

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead made me happy. The game is simple: basically it's a walking simulator where you can't run, and you often have to walk even slower than normal. But it's atmospheric. The main character is a pregnant asthmatic: the combo for not surviving in this universe is

One of those games I expected nothing from. A game that left me with this feeling: "was it really like that, or was it all different?", "was it like this before, or was it different?", "do I really remember how it actually was?" The paranoia starts building up really hard!

Black Ops 6 breaks the stereotype that "Call of Duty is a dumb corridor shooter". I only play the single-player campaign, and here a whole team made it, not just to tick a box. Presentation. Expensive pre-rendered cutscenes with lighting, facial animation and graphics on the level of a crime movie,

I finished Still Wakes the Deep from the creators of Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, and for me it's next-gen in the walking simulator genre, mixed a bit with a thriller atmosphere (maybe about 10% of Outlast is in there, somewhere at the start of the game). Actually, it would even

A truly unique work that, first of all, combines every kind of horror. And it manages to disappoint you at first, then make you think the game is very indie and shallow, and then completely turn around your opinion of the game's depth and its quality, both in gameplay and

800 hours later. What can I say. It would be wrong to judge this game with a single score, so I'd rate it by the patches you play through as you get to know the story. And the game should be split into the patch content + the world and the

I finished Wolf 2 yesterday, without the DLC for now, though. Killed all the Übercommanders. My overall score is 8 as a Wolfenstein, but 9 as a game. Compared to The New Order, which I expected nothing from, that one was a pure 10. I'd split the game into just 2 components, namely

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- terrible map - an absurd number of notes - good lore - original world - original bosses, but there are few of them - no story for half the game, and something resembling a story in the second half. And I'd say "okay" if there was a wow effect like in TLOU2, but there

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Pharaoh is yet another game from the line of strategy games that are unique not just for their time, but for all time. Nobody has tried to repeat it. That's exactly why the remaster was received so warmly: there's still nothing that could replace its unique gameplay, so the only

A game from the producer of Detroit, Heavy Rain and Beyond. It's wonderful in every way. There isn't a single decision, action or minute where an event is just empty talk. Everything you see and do here is there for a reason, nothing is filler, and nothing is wasted along

A really addictive game. I could barely tear myself away from it. Building PCs inspired me even before, but now I've truly realized that I'm a hardcore nerd =) Putting computers together here is so absorbing that hours go by without you noticing, and you just keep wanting to assemble