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Garbage is definitely not garbage to throw away. The overall gameplay is very hilarious, the survival elements, base building and homeless gang exercises are very catchy and addictive, all wrapped up with a humorous touch. The brisk progression through the game within the variety of environments and skills also adds to the beauty here. If you want a hilarious survival of the homeless, on a relaxing note with Czech localization, then the game fulfills its purpose perfectly.
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Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 4 is undoubtedly an interesting racing title, which, however, in its focus and processing will fit rather die-hard fans of the genre, and thus racing games. The game's well-designed career mode is fun to play, and the constant upgrading and training of your driver works well. We also like the difficult gameplay, which as a player you have to adapt to, and in which any possibility of different driving assistants is eliminated. An equally good aspect is the detailed customisation of the rider, which you can customise to your liking and even use officially licensed clothing to do so. What hurts the game, on the other hand, is the poor AI, mediocre graphics and the unbalanced difficulty of your opponents.
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Dirt 5 is a very good title that revives the arcade racing genre and combines it with nice graphics, music and effects. Even without DLC, the game offers a fairly long career mode, a variety of real cars, well-designed tracks and a mix of different racing events and styles. So if you are one of those gamers who want to race, so to speak, to relax, enjoy the graphics and fine music, Dirt 5 is a clear choice.
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More than a logical adventure, INMOST is a kind of tool for communicating and interpreting topics that are not talked about much. The idea of the whole title left a powerful experience in me that sticks with me for days after finishing it. The pixelated visuals, along with the perfectly matched music and eerie atmosphere of the title, fit perfectly, and I can't imagine everything working so well together if even one component was a little different. Nothing distracts from the plot, quite the opposite. An average of four hours may not be enough for some, but for me it was completely enough.
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Kona is a tasteful walking simulator that tries to combine survival elements with detective point and click gameplay. However, as the game takes place virtually over the course of a day and night, you'll find certain elements rather confining at times. In terms of gameplay, however, this is a very enjoyable piece of work with puzzle solving opportunities. However, the last part of the game, which had a real charge and atmosphere, flew by very quickly.
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Lost Ember doesn't particularly excel in the field of fun and engaging gameplay, but its amazing story and enchanting world immediately draw you in. You'll want to know more, uncover new memories and piece the plot together to be rewarded with a heart-stopping finale that won't leave your eyes dry. The theme of reaching the afterlife is conceived in a simple but fascinating way against the backdrop of an almost fairytale-like world. The reincarnation mechanics add to the title's interest, it's just a shame about the controls and occasional glitches.
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Trine Enchanted Edition is a beautiful relaxing game, which is great fun alone or in a group. In some passages you have to think a bit about how to get further, but you probably won't get stuck anywhere during the game. The level of the enemies is also not very challenging, but it gets a lot higher towards the end. All in all, Trine Enchanted Edition is a very good piece of work that brings us an extraordinary experience. The game's artwork will certainly enchant you, whether you're fighting in the night forest or jumping over fierce blades in the underground. What's disappointing about Trine Enchanted Edition is the really short game time. In fact, you enjoy the game so much that you could have stayed with it for much longer. If you like to bother your head, train your patience on the rotating platforms and enjoy the fairy-tale beautiful environment, then you should definitely give Trine Enchanted Edition a try.
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Haydee plays in many ways similarly, or rather the same, as its second sequel, with the only different mechanics being jumping and climbing. Still, this is a good action game with survival horror elements that will keep you glued to the screen for quite some time. With various modifications you can spice up the game with your favourite characters, new locations, tunes or even new weapons. As a small bonus, I also see the Czech localization, which shouldn't even be here. But if you're interested in Haydee mainly for the logical elements, I must disappoint you, because "logical elements" here means only climbing and skipping all sorts of things.
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Rail Route is a very addictive, but also quite complex game that in my opinion is not for everyone. When playing it, the player must arm himself with the necessary amount of patience, engage his imagination and also think a lot. What I clearly praise about the game is the idea itself, as there is no simulator of this kind on the gaming market. We must also mention the detailed management, where even a minor mistake can have fatal consequences for the player. It is also worth mentioning the very simple and great-looking visuals and pleasant music, which fits perfectly into the overall atmosphere.
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The Forest has been one of the best survival games for several years now, and it's not easy to top it somehow. Few other similar titles can offer what The Forest has been offering for years. You and your friends are sure to have dozens of hours of fun searching through caves, killing cannibals, finding your son and building your base. The development studio has even announced a sequel, which will be titled Sons of the Forest. Unfortunately, the release date is not yet known.
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Dreamscaper has great gameplay mechanics, immersive and addictive gameplay, beautiful environments, enjoyable music, deep thought, and most importantly, passionate developers who give 200% to the title. The constant updates and listening to the community's feedback show how much time and love is put into this project. The affordable price is another plus that makes this engaging adventure almost a cinch to enjoy. Smaller details may still be tweaked by the developers before the full game is released, so I'm curious to see how far Dreamscaper will go in the future. However, I already find the title almost polished.
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Among the Sleep is quite a controversial game. While the story (which the player has to experience for spoilers), the setting and the overall concept are imaginative, their assembly into a functional whole is lacking. As an unconventional horror one-shot it works well and some elements are intriguing, but especially in hindsight you'll see untapped potential everywhere. The feeling is then doubled when going through the museum in the DLC, where you can see how much work the developers put into their project.
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Encased: A Sci-Fi Post-Apocalyptic RPG is a title that is a very entertaining, and most importantly, a fresh addition to the ranks of post-apocalyptic role-playing games. This is a highly polished and sophisticated RPG that gives you the opportunity to really empathise with the character you have created. Throughout the gameplay there is a great deal of freedom and the ability to handle different situations in your own way. The world and the environment then continually reacts to these situations, making you feel all the better for playing. The bet on the inspiration of Picnic by the Roadside and Fallout clearly paid off.
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Fe charmed me with its graphic styling and the sound of the game. No written or spoken word is needed to experience a somewhat obscure but beautiful story, and that's something that indie games of a smaller format often do beautifully. Accompanied only by pleasant string music and animal sounds, you're in for a thrilling and adventurous journey of exploration to save an animal world. Perhaps every title is not without its flaws, and unfortunately Fe often puts quite a challenge in front of you, which personally doesn't fit well with the overall meditative concept of the game.
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I was very pleasantly surprised by Chernobylite, especially since I've been following the game practically since it was announced. The game provides a great alternative view of the Chernobyl disaster. It combines well the elements of non-linear gameplay with the main story, influencing the environment while also incorporating elements of FPS and stealth. Graphically, this is one of the best works I've had the chance to play in a while, not only in terms of the environment graphics, but also in terms of overall design and gameplay. The atmosphere is complemented well by the sound effects, including the dubbing. The trip to Chernobyl's Exclusion Zone paid off for the developers, and the game definitely has a lot to offer.
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The Long Dark is certainly one of the better games of the survival genre, dare I say even one of the best. The lack of building and extensive crafting is replaced by other survival elements. The winter landscapes all around you are breathtaking, sometimes to the point where you forget about the reality around you and take on the role of a survivor. Great music and background sounds are just the icing on the cake.
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Fishing: North Atlantic is certainly not a revolution, but it is a very good evolution of the first installment, offering new fishing options and old and improved aspects from the original Fishing: Barents Sea. For new players, this is definitely a feat that is unrivalled on the market today, and if you are still hesitant about buying a fishing simulator, we can definitely recommend this title. For die-hard fans of the first installment, this is a nice improvement, and if you liked the first installment, you'll have just as much fun here. Unfortunately, the title is not without its faults, which North Atlantic copied from its older brother. Don't expect any great challenge here either, as the second sequel focuses more on relaxation and recreation. Another big minus are the mediocre textures, which were also already present in the first installment. Despite all this, this is a very good game that no fan of virtual fishing should miss.
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Hatred offers a mediocre gaming experience and is definitely not among the top of the gaming industry. If you're looking for a solid action romp that doesn't play at anything, the following game is for you. The rest of you better keep your hands off the title.
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If you can forgive the title's poorer graphics in some places, only two enemy types and the lack of saving, you get a great game that can keep you glued to your chair for hours. Modifications allow you to play as your favourite characters, new locations and sometimes even a different story. As a bonus, add Czech localization. Haydee 2 can be purchased on Steam for 20.99 euros.
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Forza Horizon 4 is my favourite racing game, and one that I return to all the time, either to take a break from my daily duties or to go drifting around England with my friends. Unfortunately, it has its faults in the form of a driving model that doesn't suit me personally and lesser quality sounds. But hopefully these minor flaws will be ironed out in the release of Forza Horizon 5, later this year, where we visit Mexico.
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