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The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story is an action-packed brawler that will captivate you with its gameplay mechanics and visuals. As soon as you start the game, the action will draw you in so completely that you won’t want to stop. The developers have once again chosen an excellent storyline and managed to craft it into a compelling narrative. The only things that detract from the game’s appeal are the lengthy dialogues and pointless DLC. So if you’re interested in League of Legends, or simply love action-packed rogue-like titles, we highly recommend this game.

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Minecraft Legends is a decent game overall, and despite some shortcomings, it can keep you entertained for a few hours. The game relies primarily on its charm and colorful visuals. Given its simplicity, I would recommend it to a younger audience, who can really enjoy it together with their families.

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All in all, Tchia isn’t a bad game, but it’s primarily intended for players who enjoy exploration and want to relax while playing. New Caledonia certainly has a certain charm, and Tchia’s setting sets it apart from other games with a similar focus. However, even that exotic charm isn’t enough to ensure the game offers long-term entertainment or to mask the boring and repetitive activities—though, on the other hand, there aren’t actually that many of them. Despite all that, Tchia manages to be somewhat engaging in its own way, and we’re giving it six and a half out of ten points.

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Home Sweet Home is a horror game that will give you quite a few good scares. However, there are also moments when you’ll just have had enough of the game. For me personally, that was the sound of Bellino’s saw—it’s going to haunt me for weeks to come. If you love folklore, legends, and mysterious stories, and you want to get really scared in the process, Home Sweet Home is just for you. So don’t wait—go help Tim save his beloved Jane.

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The Last Spell is definitely not the easiest game, but every time you fail, you’ll come back a little more experienced and even more determined to succeed this time. With six difficulty levels, this game is perfect even for the most die-hard hardcore gamers. Take on the role of a leader and save the world from destruction.

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Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is a well-crafted DLC where everything runs smoothly. While there aren’t many new features, they’re entertainingly blended with what we know from the base game, so the action flows beautifully. Combat and exploration haven’t lost any of their appeal, and the adventure with Seyka is equally engaging. As players, you’ll get another expansion of this beautiful world where you’ll definitely never get bored—and that’s an offer you can’t refuse.

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All in all, Life of Delta offers a pleasant and relaxing adventure game that won’t make you think too hard, but might just test your patience. Set against a beautiful hand-drawn backdrop, the story is a bit shallow and comes with a few annoyances when it comes to controls. If you can overlook these minor issues, Life of Delta will captivate you with a diverse range of relatively easy mini-games and, as a bonus, includes a Slovak localization.

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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus & Butterfly is an improved sequel to the original game in every respect. So here, too, there’s no point in rushing through it—instead, savor the story bit by bit and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere. If the developers release a third installment and polish up the final details, Coffee Talk could become a truly delightful, relaxing trilogy.

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Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon is a well-crafted open-world RPG inspired by a fantastic board game. The combination of the dark and gritty world of King Arthur with Skyrim-style gameplay is a success and works well. There’s a truly gritty atmosphere in certain situations that will definitely win you over. If you can overlook the game’s minor bugs, weaker graphics, and not-so-smart enemies, it’s a great experience with excellent gameplay that’s definitely worth your time.

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Terra Nil is sure to satisfy all fans of city-building strategy games and will certainly appeal to casual players as well. Try the exact opposite of building massive cities: among their ruins, attempt to restore a healthy ecosystem to a devastated land for an unknown civilization. The game focuses on the theme of ecology while engaging your logical thinking in an engaging, relaxing, and entertaining way. I simply fell in love with this game, which is why I’m so disappointed that it doesn’t currently offer more, because I’d love to spend even more of my time immersed in it.

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City Bus Manager is the first game from Aerosoft in quite some time that has managed to pleasantly surprise me in many ways and put me in a positive frame of mind, making me think that the quality of games from this publisher might not be so bad after all. City Bus Manager is a simple and easy-to-understand management game that doesn’t aim for ultra-realism, but on the other hand offers decent management fun that you’ll appreciate, for example, as a way to relax after a hard day’s work. In addition, the game offers several surprising innovations, such as the implementation of OpenStreetMap, which provides you with a real-world map featuring actual city names and bus stops. We’ll see where the game goes in a few months, but even in early access, City Bus Manager simply managed to captivate me, and if, for example, you’re looking for a logical yet not too challenging game for kids, this title might be just the thing. On behalf of us at Gaming Professors, I’m giving the game eight out of ten points.

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Anglerfish was a very pleasant surprise. I love its art style and sense of humor. It always managed to surprise me with something new, whether it was a different way to die or some small twist. By the end, I was actually sad that it was over. I definitely recommend this game.

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The Great War: Western Front™ is undoubtedly one of the biggest surprises of the year in the RTS genre. It is currently arguably the best video game adaptation of World War I, or more specifically, trench warfare. The game offers many strategic options and forces you to think and plan your tactics, because a direct, ill-considered attack will only send your units to a quick death. The historical accuracy in terms of units, concept, gameplay, and presentation is truly impressive. However, the game is let down by a highly cheating AI, unbalanced difficulty, and bugs.

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The Great War: Western Front™ is undoubtedly one of the biggest surprises of the year in the RTS genre. It is currently arguably the best video game adaptation of World War I, or more specifically, trench warfare. The game offers many strategic options and forces you to think and plan your tactics, because a direct, ill-considered attack will only send your units to a quick death. The historical accuracy in terms of units, concept, gameplay, and presentation is truly impressive. However, the game is let down by a highly cheating AI, unbalanced difficulty, and bugs.

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Whether you’re already into singing or just want to learn a little something in a relaxed way, One Hand Clapping is the perfect choice for you. Simple tasks based on singing specific notes or rhythmically tapping keys are skillfully woven into various puzzles, so they never get repetitive; this also means the game is accessible to anyone who isn’t afraid to experiment a little with the controls.

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It’s a shame that Forspoken wasn’t a huge commercial success. Players were put off by the high price tag for what is actually quite a small amount of content (you can finish it quickly if you’re not aiming to complete everything but just want to get through the story), and some players were also bothered by the graphics and optimization. But you can’t please everyone. I’m sorry that this kitschy (but in a good way, in my opinion) beautiful love story, which fully unfolds in the end, didn’t melt the heart of the average gamer, just like the supposedly imperfect open world and combat system. Then we have to ask how Forspoken stacks up against games like Elden Ring, Hogwarts Legacy, and others. However, since a review reflects the reviewer’s subjective opinion, I’m giving the game an above-average rating.

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Personally, I can’t recommend Priest Simulator highly enough. It caught my attention with its original, if unconventional, concept. It’s definitely a wild ride that shouldn’t be missing from your game library. The game teaches you how to become the best vampire Christian priest, and it’s packed with dark humor and an incredible soundtrack. And remember, as one good book says: “The only good Satanist is a dead Satanist.” Now just put on your gloves and let’s get to it.

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Old World is a fantastic historical 4X strategy game that leverages its historical foundations to great effect. The need to anticipate that every action will have consequences, the power of diplomacy, and the family ties that play a crucial role here—it all comes together beautifully. However, you may encounter persistent performance issues and stuttering throughout the game. Sometimes, certain diplomatic events can even be a bit tedious, as you simply have to attend to them even when you’d rather be managing your own family and the affairs of your empire. For fans of the genre, the game offers exactly what you’d expect, and for newcomers, it provides a great experience and an introduction to the world of 4X strategy games.

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Dead Island 2 is a pleasant surprise, but unfortunately it doesn't offer anything new. I’d go so far as to say it’s just a better version of its predecessor. It’s a bit more fun, more brutal, more polished, and definitely works better in co-op mode. Still, after nine years of development, I would have expected something more. The combat system is flawless, and destroying the undead is the best part.

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Creepy Tale 3: Ingrid Penance offers an intriguing story with an even more compelling theme relevant to our times. Every mistake you make will be punished severely, and only you can decide the fate of this spoiled young girl. The karma system introduces important decisions that genuinely influence the plot, offering plenty of optional content as a result. You certainly won’t stop at just one playthrough, because that would mean depriving yourself of more great scenes. Even though the third installment has its flaws and, once again, fails to address some recurring issues from the past, you’ll enjoy this brutal adventure in hell itself more than any other in the series.

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