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In the end, all that is left to add is that this story has really got a perfect start. If the developers keep the game as it is, interesting, scary, mysterious, and above all playable, it could become one of those games that you won't get tired of and that you'll love to play again and again. I'll definitely wait for the next chapters and you should try the current ones in the meantime.
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911 Operator charmed me at first sight and I enjoyed the game very much at the beginning until I could not tear myself away from it. After all, the idea is very interesting and the developers have done very well with the title. Unfortunately, the game time is very short and the game had a stereotypical effect on me over time. Nevertheless, 911 Operator still deserves a high rating for the great and flawlessly crafted audio and for the very fun and catchy first hours of gameplay.
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GRIME really deserves its place between Metroidvania and Souls games, because it does what is so typical of them so well. The fights are fun and fresh, the bosses are often hard-shelled, the unique enemies will test your reflexes, and the organic, vibrant environment is so beautiful it's scary. The immersive atmosphere of the dangerous locations is complemented by a variety of sounds, and together with the soundtrack, they combine to add just the right amount of darkness. Unfortunately, the overall impression is spoiled by crucial details, but hopefully the developers at Clover Bite will learn from them and help them create better and better titles in the future, because I feel like they bet too much on interesting visuals this time around. In the review it seems more like I'm just bitching about the game, but the opposite is true. GRIME is a good game and I really enjoyed it from start to finish. The gameplay time of fifteen to thirty hours is solid.
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For being the first project of the developers from T19 Games, Dread Templar is a fantastic action game with a great metal soundtrack. The action is fast and fluid, the graphical environment doesn't offend and the difficulty of the bosses themselves is satisfying. If you like retro style games, I can highly recommend this game. The title is still in early access, so maybe sometime in the future we will see new enemies, weapons, songs and maybe even a real story expansion. The price of 14,99 euros seems reasonable in this case.
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Freedom 1945: Liberation is loosely based on its predecessor Attentat 1942 and tells a simple story interwoven with historically accurate facts. Freedom is not quite a classic game, but an educational adventure that will draw you in and leave you wanting to know more. If you liked Attentat, don't hesitate to pick up Freedom. If you are new to Svoboda, definitely give it a try, if only because it is part of Czech history.
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Educational, fun and enjoyable, that's how you could sum up the game While True: learn() in three words, in which you try to communicate with your cat. If you like cats and like to occasionally rattle your brain, you'll enjoy this game. And maybe you'll get so excited about the game that you'll decide to further develop your knowledge and find a real-world application for it. Who says you can't learn anything with games?!
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Although X4: Foundations is more accessible than X1-X3, it is not a game for casual gamers. You'll have to work hard to learn the mechanics that underpin Foundations, but if you put in the work, you'll be rewarded with an experience that can last well over 100 hours. Where most space games see you as a lonely soul in a single ship, X4 lets you create an empire. With an entire fleet under your control, you'll manage combat, material supply and market trading as you see fit.
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The game Nanotale - Typing Chronicles definitely has something to offer. There are some great positives here that leave a very pleasant impression on me and leave a strange feeling of peace. The expansion of the English vocabulary and the fact that you can crush an enemy with a single word is a big positive. On the other hand, there are bugs and errors in the game that make the gameplay experience unpleasant and can negatively affect the impression of the environment. The very end of the game is quite disappointing on the whole, on the other hand some elements are amazing. The diary entries were taken very responsibly by the developers and the descriptions of some plants or animals are very well written. Nanotale - Typing Chronicles isn't bad at all, the game is very well done in terms of graphics, and the same can be said for its environment. However, I feel that some elements are slightly unfinished and the developers could have put more work into them. The developers are still trying to take care of the game and are attempting to release patches that should fix the bugs.
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A heaping helping of great fun and stylish action called "Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart" from developer Insomniac Games has only recently been released exclusively on Playstation 5. However, it has received a lot of positive feedback, especially from reviewers. So let's read our review to find out how the game turned out and if it's missing anything.
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Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is a really great and difficult game, it is a challenge for tactical thinking. If you liked the game Commandos, you like real-time strategy, stealth action and you like challenges and Japan, this game is for you. It's no wonder this game is holding high ranks in all the ratings.
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Hell Architect is a fun building simulator until you discover all the mechanics, go through the story missions and unlock all the buildings. After that, you don't have much to do in the game and you get bored. This, however, depends on each player individually. The gameplay time is around seventeen to easily thirty hours of your life, during which time you'll be entertained by the torture of mortals, the funny catchphrases of the inhabitants of hell, and have fun solving crisis and often bizarre situations. The full price of twenty-three euros is a bit exorbitant, though, so I recommend waiting for a discount. If you enjoy titles like this, you'll definitely have a blast as a hell engineer.
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Drone Swarm from Stillalive Studios is a good RTS, in which fast action and above all your nimble reflexes play the main role. Definitely don't expect any strategic planning or much logical thinking. The title boasts an idea that's a little different from most other RTSs, and undoubtedly a great visual component. What disappoints, on the other hand, is the worse optimization and weaker story, which doesn't play such a big role in this type of game.
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Attentat 1942 introduces you to a specific period of our Czechoslovak history in a relatively non-violent way. You will learn basic and, if you are interested, advanced facts about the Second World War and the life of the people at the time, all wrapped up in an investigation of the events surrounding your grandfather's arrest. The gameplay isn't complex and don't expect any outright action here, but it's still a title you definitely shouldn't miss.
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Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is definitely not just a story about retrieving a dead lover from the underworld, nor is it an epic tale of revenge. Rather, it's about experience, upbringing, and contextualizing psychological difference in the age of the Vikings and Celts. Almost every aspect of the game, be it combat, puzzling, exploration, is deliberate and points to the theme of what people at the time called "the curse". The game very successfully weaves metaphors of grief and loss into the core gameplay mechanics and rich folklore. And is there a happy ending at the end? Will Senua save her beloved Dilion? Well, you'll have to find out for yourself.
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The Ascent is an excellent shooter that you can enjoy alone or in the company of friends. If you are an avid collector and explore everything you can, you can stretch your playing time to a nice forty hours. If you're only interested in the story, The Ascent will keep you entertained for about fifteen hours. The graphics are really great and the soundtrack only deepens the cyberpunk atmosphere. The combat is dynamic, aggressive and the destructible environment is the icing on the cake. The character dubbing is also great. I can definitely recommend this title.
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Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a hilarious game set in the alternate world of Wolfenstein. The Nazi Paris of the 80's is really hilarious, you can see the attention to precision and detail. However, the gameplay suffers heavily under the AI and is primarily focused on playing with another live player. Overall, this is an average title that tries to get the most out of the world of Wolfenstein and set it in a modern gameplay setting.
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In conclusion, I can only add that it is only in the last hour that it finally starts to become clear who is the suspect and who is involved. Quite a surprising conclusion. The game gives a rather relaxing impression, nothing too complicated. It will take you something around eight to ten hours, depending on the difficulty and your reading speed.
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The game still has quite a lot of potential, despite the more boring parts, and I personally can't wait to see what the developers will present to us next. However, I recommend playing it more with friends in multiplayer, you'll have more fun overall.
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Maybe you can forgive the game for its horrible repetition, boring, practically zero story and useless diplomacy, which probably serves only as a gameplay enhancement. What you get is a promising title that's really great for the first few hours. But unfortunately, really only for the first few hours. It's a huge shame, because this title could have been just as great as, say, the aforementioned XCOM 2. Empire of Sin has great graphics and a 1920s atmosphere that could be sliced up. This experience is accentuated by the great historical music. However, the positive aspects of the game end there.
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Omno is simply a beautiful adventure game full of colour, life and satisfaction. Even though it's a relatively short title, you won't be stuck with just one playthrough most of the time. Jonas Manke has done a great job over the five years of development, and all the effort, care and love put into this project is terribly evident.
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