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Moving Out can be described as a kind of crazy shit that makes fun of the work of a mover. You'll especially enjoy the title with your friends in online co-op, thanks to which you can invite up to four players and kill several long evenings thanks to the thirty levels. If you can swallow a few bugs, such as the not-so-good controls or the occasional character getting stuck, you won't regret your money.

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Drift 21 boasts a fun and very successful car building and modification simulation. It offers a fully licensed fleet of cars as well as parts for the cars themselves. What the developers could improve before the full release, on the other hand, is the handling of the car itself on the racetrack and, in some ways, the visuals of the game. More content would also be nice.

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I've been following This Land Is My Land for a very long time, practically from announcement to Early Access release, and in that time up to now the game has literally hit a hundred-mile stride. The title has amazing potential and brings a truly new perspective to the world of wild west gaming. Plus, it perfectly combines elements of action, sneaking, RPG, crafting and open world with the ability to create your own posse and go on a warpath.

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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is a very good FPS with a great dose of action and quiet passages, but also with a great soundtrack. However, the insertion of some political and ideological views is all too apparent in some situations, even if it may be the erasure of swastikas and Nazi symbols. Another negative is the already too far-fetched storyline, which can be almost comical.

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Cloud Cutter successfully revives the old genre of classic NES arcade games and brings this style in a beautiful new coat with perfect gameplay. However, the game is relatively short and is perfect as a relaxing afternoon diversion, or when you just want to sit down at the PC and reminisce about the old days at the candy store vending machine or your NES box and TV. Definitely a clear choice for fans of the genre these days.

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Interrogation: You will be deceived is unfortunately not for all players due to the more difficult English and the overall gameplay style. Don't really expect much action here. Rather than that, the title is focused on a well-written story that will simply keep you entertained. However, if you have a good foundation in English and enjoy making decisions about your actions and seeing the consequences of them, you should be able to get through the title without too much trouble. I can definitely recommend this game to you. You can purchase the title on Steam for €12.99.

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The Hand of Merlin is a challenging roguelike RPG with turn-based battles and many multiple choice decisions. If you like a bit of reading and especially enjoy tactical turn-based combat, this title is right up your alley. For a title in early access, it really offers a lot of fun. You can get the game on Steam for €22.49.

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This game really had a lot of potential and at first I thought it would be the older brother of the anticipated Scorn, but Inner Chains is an example of how to kill great potential. The price of 20€ is really considerably inadequate, especially since the game can be played at ease and 100% in about two hours.

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I've been playing Subnautica practically since Early Access and it won me over immediately. There were many times when I was just aimlessly swimming or enjoying the graphics. Other times I was playing with my submarine and chasing various animals. I regularly expanded my underwater base while also watching other players on the forums to see what master bases they had built. The game offers a great deal of fun and will practically become a guzzler of your time because it is simply fun, original and very catchy. In addition, Subnautica Below Zero is now available, which will be set on a frozen planet for a change, and I'm curious to see if the developers will be able to surpass the high bar they've set themselves.

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Dorfromantik is an unpretentious affair, where you spend hours, have a good time and suddenly find it's time to get up for work. Each failed attempt will force you to improve, and so the whole concept becomes a sort of endless spiral that you usually can't free yourself from, so addictive is this game. The early access so far only offers a basic mode, which while it won't get tiresome after a while, you'll still be looking forward to some small changes coming in the future. Bottom line, Dorfromantik isn't some big deal that will make you sit on your butt, but on the other hand, it will pull you in with its fun gameplay, unpretentiousness, and most importantly, charming visual style.

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Gallic wars: Battle Simulator is a game with nice, simple graphics, good controllability and a nice game environment. However, the game experience is short and the campaign ends after a few minutes. The game offers nothing else after that.

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I was very pleasantly surprised by Rustler. At the beginning it was its setting in the Middle Ages and also the funny concept of the genre itself, however, I found a real liking only after about 2-3 hours of playing, when the game shows its aces. Rustler brings a breath of fresh air to the genre and in some situations really evoked that magical feeling from good old Grand Theft Auto 2.

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Black Mesa is clearly one of the best remakes of the moment, and if you are a fan of the genre or looking for a good game that is not just a dull shooter, Black Mesa is the obvious choice for you. Moreover, the pleasant soundtrack can be listened to as a background during other activities.

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Trials of Fire perfectly balances the quest for survival with the desire to explore and discover the game world. The generic wastelands of Ashen are filled with all sorts of treasures, mysteries and enemies, so there's always something to do. The combat will quickly grab you and you won't want to stop. It's just a shame the slightly confusing initial orientation to the whole system of controls, upgrades and fights will take a while due to the poor beginner tutorial. The map may be visually weak compared to the battlefield environment, but it offers so much that you won't know what to do next.

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Lumberjack's Dynasty is more than just a good simulator that depicts the daily hard life of a real lumberjack. We have to praise both the idea and the gameplay, which is the most important aspect in simulators, although it may not suit everyone. The game boasts, among other things, pleasant graphics and atmosphere, complemented by a quality and immersive soundtrack. On the negative side, the game features poor AI, below-average physics assets and poor character dubbing. All in all, however, it is a pretty fun title that will keep you entertained for weeks, and maybe even months.

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If you're not completely enamored with the Shelter series, starting with the third installment is probably not the way to go. Shelter 3 is not a sequel, but it doesn't have the same charm as the first one with the badgers. I wouldn't recommend the game with a clear conscience even to those who have played and enjoyed the previous installments. There is practically nothing new here.

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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice brought a fresh wind to the Dark Souls games, not only with its distinctive gameplay style, but especially with its setting in Japan. It manages to get you out of your chair more than once and literally put you in a "mood" where you want to punch someone hard to relieve your frustration. The title also has hilarious graphics, sound and story and is a definite "must" for all lovers of Dark Souls games and Japan.

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It's not every day that you discover a game that you know after the first few hours that this is going to be something special. A game that is the very definition of the word sandbox. A game that you'll spend dozens, if not hundreds, of hours with and it will still surprise and entertain you.

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Stellaris is a dream come true for any fan of the sci-fi genre and strategy games. The graphical representation of the solar systems and the galaxy itself is breathtaking, but unfortunately for long-time strategy gamers Paradox's Stellaris may come across as simplistic. Many new players, who may even be intrigued by the setting, will be put off by the sheer inaccessibility of the game, due to either the need for better English language skills or a weak tutorial. However, I highly recommend that you don't break a leg over Stellaris and give it a try.

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The Medium is a good piece, which can be faulted for some things, but they do not harm the title itself. As such, the Bloober Team has delivered a well-made game that definitely deserves a sequel. While at first glance it may seem like I'm just bitching about The Medium, the opposite is true. I enjoyed the game immensely and can recommend it with a clear conscience. You can purchase this title on Steam for €49.99, but personally I find the price too high for a title that you can finish in 7-9 hours.

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