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Burnhouse Lane is a powerful emotional experience with strong characters that will get you to contemplate questions about life and the meaning of it all.
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The Devil in Me is a longer game than the previous titles from the anthology and therefore offers much more depth that was lacking previously. Like always, the devil is in the details.
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he Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe is an outstanding upgrade of the original game that will delight all fans of intellectual humor and experimental entertainment.
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Even within the domestic scene, Polda 7 feels like a relic of the past, while the current Czech top tier has ambitions that are on a completely different level.
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After a long time, Elden Ring is a game that has demonstrated that open-world design can be approached in a radically different way than what has become common today, offering a world that is simply a pure joy to explore.
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House of Ashes is an enjoyable interactive movie full of action and exciting twists. If you're looking for a short, yet well paced adventure, you won't go wrong here.
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At its core, Cyberpunk 2077 is an outstanding game, but it ultimately suffered from excessive expectations and a poorly handled technical state, preventing its true qualities from fully shining through.
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Little Hope isn't any worse than the first The Dark Pictures title. Once again, it's a solid horror title with a robust choice and consequence system.
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From today’s perspective, Mafia: Definitive Edition represents an excellent alternative for younger players and for those who can no longer appreciate the original by Daniel Vávra and his team without the necessary dose of nostalgia.
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Mafia II: Definitive Edition is not a bad remaster, but at times it feels as though it was put together in a hurry and never properly polished.
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Persona 5 Royal is one of the most stylish, entertaining, and massive Japanese RPGs we have had the pleasure of experiencing during this console generation.
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Man of Medan is basically the same as Until Dawn, just featuring a different coat of paint and a bit shorter and adequately priced. Supermassive Games have delivered exactly what they've promised and from that point of view, it's hard to be disappointed.
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For a slightly higher price, the A Woman’s Lot DLC offers a respectable amount of new content that finally reaches the quality level of the base game while also satisfying with its length.
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This new mercenary adventure ultimately feels like a fairly standard and not particularly significant side questline that would have fit much better within the original game itself.
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Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales is not a perfect game. However, its minor flaws are easy to forgive considering that you simply will not find a better card-based game focused on story and characters anywhere else on the market.
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Gwent: The Witcher Card Game in its Homecoming version is not bad at all, and if you manage to endure the more difficult beginning, you can enjoy countless hours of fun with it.
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The Amorous Adventures of Bold Sir Hans Capon is a more entertaining addition than From the Ashes, though the experience is dragged down by certain design decisions and some rather bizarre technical issues.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance – From the Ashes is not a bad expansion for the original game, but on its own it doesn’t add enough to Kingdom Come: Deliverance to make the investment particularly worthwhile.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance is not a perfect game, but despite its shortcomings, it is still a solid and honest experience full of interesting ideas and an unconventional setting.
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Blood and Wine is a worthy expansion and a properly emotional farewell to the witcher Geralt. And in the end, that’s exactly how it should be.
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