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Bus Simulator 21 is undoubtedly a solid sequel that takes some aspects to a better level. Whether you're a die-hard bus fan and have played the previous installments, or a complete newcomer and don't mind some of the bigger or smaller flaws and bugs, there's no reason not to recommend the new installment. However, if you're not in a hurry to play Bus Simulator 21, you should wait a few weeks until the developers tweak the title at least a little.

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A Mortician's Tale is quite an impressive thought-provoking game about death and dying. It presents it with ease, unpretentiously and positively. When you give it an extra splash of pink, you could say it's an endearing game. It's definitely an interesting look behind the scenes of funeral homes and their work. On the other hand, this game might not be for everyone.

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Fernbus Simulator is also a decent title that will please especially die-hard fans of bus simulators. The game boasts an extensive map, which even in its basic form offers several dozen hours of gameplay. We must also highlight the presence of a real bus company and the above-average interiors of the buses. The overall impression, on the other hand, is spoiled by the below-average artificial intelligence, optimization and slightly worse controls.

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Crysis Remastered is hard to rate because it is a great game in a new graphical coat. Thus, it is a quality FPS that offers a first-class gaming experience, an interesting story and a lot of gaming fun. The game is mainly brought down by the fps drop and optimization in some situations, the lack of the Warhead datadisc and the weaker AI in places. However, if you want to reminisce about a title that broke gaming and technical benchmarks, or if you want to play an honest FPS and are playing Crysis for the first time, you'll get a great serving of fun in a beautiful graphical coat.

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Mafia: Definitive Edition excels in absolutely everything. It's unbelievable how the developers have tackled the difficulties, be it the story, dubbing or facial animation. They had to improvise in many parts, and as much as they tried to implement only the best of the second and third installments, not everything could be handled this way. I'm not afraid to say that this is one of the most well-crafted remakes of a game ever made. It is a masterpiece that will not offend players of the original game or newcomers. The authors have reworked the story of the original Mafia so sensitively that you may not even remember the original game.

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Cat Quest is a great action RPG in a beautiful open cat world, where one villain, two squabbling Santas, countless cute enemies and a few bugs get in the way of the overall impression of the game, but still don't ruin it. Picturesque environments brimming with life, pleasant music, action-packed battles, lots of fun challenges, witty dialogue, and even more mysterious dungeons that directly invite exploration and discovery. If you are a cat lover, this game is a must-play.

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If you've played any Total War, it's similar, but with a primary focus on magic and heroes. If you have experience with the Heroes series, you won't get lost, but expect much more complex battles. If you like the world of Warhammer, you'll find plenty of winks and its translation into a more intricate strategy. If you have no idea what Warhammer is, it doesn't matter - it's still a solid strategy game with RPG elements that is pulled forward primarily by the mechanics, and only secondarily by the story. However, if you don't have a penchant for fantasy, I'd rather recommend looking around the historical works in the Total War series. Furthermore, Total War Warhammer II can be played in co-op as a campaign or as standalone battles against live players to fully test your abilities and the capabilities of each faction.

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Strategic Mind: The Pacific is a hilarious turn-based strategy game that relies on historically accurate aspects and units, which is definitely one of the game's biggest draws. However, it certainly won't be for everyone and may be rather frustrating for the casual gamer. However, if you like turn-based strategies where you have to really think and take care of your army and units, this is a very good game.

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It's different, it's better, it's more orcish. If you're a fan of the tower defense genre or you just like orc slaughter, Orcs Must Die! 3 is a great game for you. It will entertain both fans of games where you destroy your enemies by the hundreds and where you feel like the absolute number one, as well as those who like to take tactics and let others do the work for them thanks to good planning.

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Jupiter Hell is a great Doom-style roguelike game that offers action and fun. It is clearly one of the best roguelike titles in its genre, both in terms of gameplay and sophistication. The game is a must-have for strategy fans and curious Doom fans alike. The unique pacing brings something new, fresh and definitely action-packed to the turn-based genre. Someone just really put a lot of thought into this game.

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This story is something new and unorthodox. This is helped by the beautifully crafted setting, which represents a journey through purgatory (the beautiful places represent pieces of paradise and the dark places represent hell). You will follow a soul who feels guilt, and so ponders whether she is truly guilty or innocent. If you don't mind some of the ungodly things that are in the game, and some very dramatic scenes, try playing this game about guilt and innocence.

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The game tries to lure you into a dark environment with challenging battles, but the reality is a bit different. It's more like challenging battles with a cute nun. If you're a fan of 2D platformers, this game definitely doesn't stand out from the crowd, quite the opposite in fact. While Minoria can't match similarly-themed titles for its production values, it will certainly keep you entertained for a few game nights.

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A linear adventure through medieval France A Plague Tale: Innocence will satisfy those who fancy a singleplayer game with an emphasis on story. In roughly twelve hours, you'll enjoy a captivating atmosphere, excellent dubbing and hilarious stealth. Minuses in the form of flaws in the graphics and occasionally simple gameplay don't detract much from the overall impression of the game. This straightforward adventure comes on the heels of titles with a huge open world and proves that even linear games can draw you in and amaze you.

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Mortal Shell is a truly great Souls game that deserves its place alongside world-famous titles such as Dark Souls, Demon's Souls and Bloodborne. Mortal Shell builds on the fundamentals of the genre, but adapts them to its own form. Battles are much slower than usual, but bring a new level of frustration. The bosses are all difficult and scary, while their fights are accompanied by great background music (especially for Hadern). As for the price of €24.99, I'm not sure if it's justified or not, but I'll leave that up to each of you to judge. For my part, I can highly recommend the game.

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Arcanium: Rise of Akhan is a very enjoyable card title that brilliantly combines board game elements with the roguelike genre. There is a really strong sense of inspiration from great movie and game titles, which is definitely a good thing. The game has nice appealing graphics and the individual cards are very hilarious. However, the gameplay is tying in certain aspects and definitely deserves more freedom. Other than that, however, this is a good card game that, if you are a fan of the genre, will certainly entertain you. Arcanium definitely has a lot of potential and a lot of promise, so we can only hope that the developers will make the most of it.

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What to write about Remothered: Broken Porcelain? If you've played the first one, definitely play this one to fill in everything about the story, which is really unique and interesting. However, if you're looking for a quality gaming experience, this game won't offer it due to the amount of bugs and poor controls. Some of the characters here you'll definitely like (Miss Reed aka Linn) and root for them, while others will just annoy you due to bugs and other issues. Not to mention the character of Mr. Stefan Ashmann, who got what he deserved.

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The purchase price is currently around 450 crowns, which is not completely terrible, but I would expect a bit lower amount. Lovers of strategic turn-based games will have fun. However, supporters of the original titles, whose gameplay mechanisms inspired Fort Triumph, will probably reach for the time-tested classics. Fort Triumph can be played on both PC and Nintendo Switch, Xbox One or Playstation 4 platforms.

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Seed of Life is a bit disappointing for me, as I've been following the game for a long time and was looking forward to turning it on for the first time. I understand that only two developers worked on the title and they really did a great job in terms of making the world look nice graphically. In my opinion, the game should have been released first at least in Early Access, during which time they could have tweaked all the details and existing issues. The price of 22,99 € doesn't seem adequate for the current state of the game. For my part, I can't recommend the title with a clear conscience, but I'm sure there will be those who will enjoy Seed of Life with all its features. The world of Lumia is impressive, but unfortunately that's not enough.

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Observer: System Redux from Polish studio Bloober Team is undoubtedly a great psychological horror game from the future. It offers you a good story, nice visuals and a nerve-wracking dark atmosphere, which may not quite reach the more experienced horror gamers. Despite the overall quality, we have to mention a few flaws, which include the same old gameplay, repetitive quests and various overdone effects that may not impress some players. All in all, however, we can definitely recommend Observer: System Redux!

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Lawn Mowing Simulator is an interesting title at first glance, which attracts players primarily by its focus, and after our review we have to say that we were pleasantly surprised in some ways. I can assure you that this is not just another bizarro game, and if some aspects were handled better, Lawn Mowing Simulator could be a good simulator as well. What we must clearly highlight are the licensed machines and their processing, especially in terms of sound, and the presence of some details, such as setting the mower to a certain type of vegetation. However, the same old gameplay and terrible optimization make the title just a mediocre piece that will probably stop being fun for most players after a few hours. We recommend the game only if you have a powerful enough machine and for some reason don't want to play Farming Simulator or some other, better title.

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