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After finished this game in well over 40hrs, my verdict about this game is an easy one: An absolute masterpiece and an easy 100/100. I have never played a Final Fantasy game before, never was really interested in it, but somehow I ended up buying this game. I guess it all the glowing reviews of the game, that made me pull the trigger. I was shocked how quickly I got hooked on this game. Like instantaneously, after the very first 5 minutes of the game, I knew I have something very special in front of me. The art direction and combat reminds me of Stellar Blade and Nier Automata. Two of my favorite games that I had pleasure of playing this year. The game action-packed cutscenes are pure cinema, and the combat flows effortlessly with distinct, incredibly satisfying character.I was stunned to learn that there is a lengthily DLC included with this game with a brand new character ! I was not aware of this until I finished the main campaign and DLC became available ! Talk about value ! this game is massive, and DLC makes it that much better. There is enough content here to keep you hooked for 100hrs. To get this much high-quality, polished AAA content for such a low price is insane. My only minor complaint is the lack of native 21:9/32:9 ultrawide support, but community mods easily fix this and make the game look absolutely mind-blowing.Suggestion. The game looks great on it is own, but install ReMidgar reshare and you will get blown away how much better the game looks with it !

After finishing MindsEye, my opinion ended up being much more mixed than when I first started playing.This was actually my third attempt with the game. I refunded it twice because of technical issues, but I kept coming back because there was something about it that made me curious. The science fiction setting, the presentation, and some of the ideas behind the game kept pulling me back in. The release of the Blacklisted DLC eventually convinced me to give it one final chance and see the game through to the **** biggest problem with MindsEye is that it feels unfinished. Even after multiple patches, performance remains inconsistent. I have a high end PC and still could not achieve consistently smooth performance. Frame Generation does not seem to work properly, and I can only imagine the experience is significantly worse on mid range hardware.Bugs are still present as well. Cars sometimes behave strangely, and I encountered situations where my character became stuck and required a restart. Enemy AI could also use some additional refinement. Most of the time it works well, but I occasionally encountered enemies becoming "confused," standing still, looking in the wrong direction, or failing to react **** thing is, the AI itself is not bad. When everything works as intended, enemies can be surprisingly effective. They will attempt to flank you, push your position, and occasionally catch you from behind if you become too focused on enemies in front of you. Some firefights can become genuinely tense. The issue is not the design of the AI, but rather its inconsistency.However, the technical issues are not the biggest **** main issue is **** a large portion of the campaign, many missions follow a repetitive formula. Drive somewhere while listening to dialogue, arrive at a location, complete a short objective or combat encounter, then drive somewhere else and repeat the process. Too often it feels like the driving exists simply to stretch the game's **** writing also does not do the game any favors. Much of the dialogue comes across as unnatural, overly dramatic, or simply forgettable. There were multiple occasions where I found myself wishing the conversations would end so I could get back to playing.What makes this frustrating is that there is actually a good game hidden underneath these problems.Around the final quarter of the campaign, MindsEye suddenly becomes much more focused. Missions become tighter, action becomes more frequent, pacing improves dramatically, and there is far less unnecessary driving between objectives. The game finally starts delivering on the promise shown in its **** final stretch of the campaign is genuinely fun.Combat becomes more engaging, mission design improves, and the overall experience feels much more focused. In many ways, the last 25% of the game showcases what MindsEye should have been from the beginning. It honestly feels like the developers eventually figured out what worked, but only after most of the game was already behind you.There are also several things the game does well throughout. The cutscenes are very well produced and often look impressive. The science fiction setting is interesting. The drone mechanics are a genuinely cool addition and help differentiate the gameplay. Some missions are memorable, and there are flashes of creativity that hint at a much better game beneath the **** recently released Blacklisted DLC is another pleasant surprise. It adds roughly an hour of additional content, introduces a new playable character, and provides a glimpse of the broader Arcadia universe the developers seem to be building. It is short, but I enjoyed it and found it more focused than parts of the main campaign. The DLC does a decent job showcasing the potential of this universe if the developers decide to continue building on it.Another bonus is that MindsEye is an extremely easy game to fully complete on Steam. If you enjoy achievement hunting, earning 100% completion is straightforward and does not require excessive grinding or frustrating challenges.Ultimately, MindsEye feels like a game full of good ideas that needed another year in development. Better pacing, improved dialogue, more mission variety, additional AI refinement, and further optimization could have transformed it into something genuinely **** it a great game? **** it the disaster some people make it out to be? Also no.MindsEye is a flawed, uneven, and often frustrating experience that gradually improves as it goes along. The final act, the presentation, the setting, the drone mechanics, and the DLC all show real potential. If you can tolerate some technical rough edges and a slow first half, there is fun to be found here.

My biggest issue with Hell is Us is how it's marketed. Despite the action-oriented trailers, this is first and foremost a puzzle-solving and investigation game. If you don't enjoy reading notes, paying attention to dialogue, connecting clues, and figuring things out on your own, this probably won't be for **** game offers almost no guidance. There are no quest markers or objective arrows, and many puzzle solutions require revisiting old areas and connecting information discovered hours earlier. The sense of mystery is strong and constantly pushes you forward, but some puzzles are challenging enough that YouTube became my backup guide more than once.Visually, the game is excellent. The environments are detailed, atmospheric, and memorable, with a dark tone that appears inspired by the Balkan wars and their associated atrocities.Unfortunately, the combat never reaches the same standard. Enemy variety is limited, boss fights are underwhelming, and combat remains merely serviceable even after unlocking upgrades. Some mechanics, such as the fatigue system, also become frustrating over time.Technically, the game is very polished. It looks great, runs smoothly, and I encountered no major bugs.Overall, Hell is Us is best described as a semi-open-world puzzle and investigation game with action elements rather than an action game with puzzles. I can recommend it to players who enjoy exploration, mystery, and solving difficult puzzles, but those looking for exciting combat may lose interest long before the end.

Short but sweet. The game is a mix of Call of Duty and Ghost Runner style action. The graphics are impressive, and the gameplay is packed with fast‑paced combat. The shooting mechanics are tight and precise. I can definitely recommend it. Chinese and Japanese voiceovers are cool additions; they give the experience a more authentic feel. Very cool game, well worth small price of entry. If you like FPS you won't be disappointed.

Mouse P.I. For Hire feels like a genuine love letter to the gaming community. It’s made by a talented group of developers who clearly care about digital art and about giving players something memorable. The game doesn’t need any hard selling; the art direction speaks for itself. It’s stylish, charming, and full of personality.After spending a good amount of time with this game, I can say that I like it there’s a lot here to appreciate but I don’t love it. I enjoy playing it in the moment, yet it’s not the kind of game I’m eager to return to every chance I get. Once I finish the story, I don’t see myself going for 100% completion or chasing every achievement.What’s absolutely clear is that this game was made by a talented, passionate team. The art direction speaks for itself: the hand‑crafted animations are beautiful, full of personality, and give the game a unique identity. Because of that handcrafted approach, I completely understand the lack of ultrawide support it feels like an artistic limitation, not a technical flaw, and it doesn’t meaningfully hurt the experience.Combat is fun, and despite what some people say, it’s nothing like Doom. I have no idea why those comparisons exist they’re completely off. The game isn’t particularly difficult, which I actually appreciate. Frequent save points keep the pacing smooth, and the boss fights are varied, stylish, and enjoyable even if they aren’t especially challenging. I also like the navigation assist feature that shows you where to go next; it keeps the game moving without forcing me to puzzle out every **** environments are diverse and visually interesting, and there’s a lot of content here for the price. But the humor doesn’t land for me, and I never really connected with the characters or the world on a deeper emotional level. With games like Pragmata or Death Stranding 2, I couldn’t wait to dive back in and experience everything. Here, I enjoy the shooting and the style, but I also find myself getting bored at times. It’s a strange, conflicted feeling: I can see the love and craftsmanship in every corner, yet it just doesn’t fully click with me.Even so, I chose to support the developers because they deserve it. We need more small studios willing to take risks and bring bold ideas to life. The game runs well, looks great, and offers strong value for the price. I’m sure many players especially fans of this style of shooter will absolutely adore it. For them, it’s easily a 10/10. For me, it’s a game I like, but not one I love.

This game has almost nothing to do with Silent Hill, and while I genuinely enjoyed the core experience, I still can’t recommend the PC port. I spent more time trying to fix the game than actually playing it, and it was brutal. There’s no proper ultrawide support, no FOV slider (in 2026!), a 30 FPS cutscene cap, constant stutters, weird facial animations reminding me of Mass Effect Andromeda on some of characters, some characters speaking with their mouths not moving like… come on. Add in visual bugs like the protagonist holding a metal pipe in every cutscene regardless of equipment, performance that swings from smooth to choppy within minutes, and an overall unfinished feel despite visuals that aren’t even next‑gen. The story is interesting and some visuals are great, but the combat is basic and clunky, and the technical issues drag everything down. I’ve changed this review at least ten times thumbs up, thumbs down, back to thumbs up, but ultimately I cannot recommend this game. After this experience, I won’t be buying Konami titles at launch anymore; I’ll wait for deep discounts so I don’t regret spending full price on a mediocre, poorly optimized product. Konami should never have released this in its current state, let alone asked 89 CAD for it. After playing something as polished as Resident Evil Requiem, this port feels especially rough. I finished one playthrough, but I won’t replay it for other endings I’ll just watch them on YouTube. I really hope the next Silent Hill entry actually launches with proper PC optimization.

After finishing Pragmata, I can say this game is not what I initially expected , it's better. My opinion hasn’t just stayed positive; it’s actually improved the more I play. The best way to describe it is Returnal with a Dead Space flavor, but wrapped in Capcom’s unmistakable polish.Pragmata is essentially a “lite” roguelike. You push through sections, clear enemies, collect upgrades, return to your base (the Shelter) to enhance weapons and hacking abilities, then dive back in with everything reset. It’s a tight loop, and it works beautifully.Also, the game reminds me of Returnal because of its weapon slot system. You have four weapon slots, and each slot only accepts certain weapon types. You can’t freely rearrange them, so you’re constantly making decisions about what to drop and what to keep. It adds a layer of strategy and tension, especially when different enemy types force you to rethink your loadout on the fly.Capcom absolutely nailed this new IP. The game isn’t nearly as punishing as Returnal, so don’t expect that level of brutality, but it’s still engaging and satisfying. The reviewers weren’t exaggerating—this IP really is something **** heart of the game is the dynamic between Diana and Hugh. It’s peak “dad and daughter in space” energy: adorable, funny, and surprisingly wholesome amid all the sci‑fi chaos. Their interactions give the game a soul that elevates everything around it.I was worried that juggling shooting and hacking at the same time would feel like I needed to grow a third arm, but it’s shockingly intuitive. You’re constantly making tactical decisions on the fly, and instead of feeling overwhelmed, you feel clever. Turns out multitasking is a lot easier when you’re a futuristic **** the PC port? Outstanding. In an era where half the releases arrive with stutters, shader issues, or “please wait for our Day One patch” energy, Pragmata just works. If you’re on Nvidia hardware, prepare for a spiritual experience. I’m running everything maxed with Path Tracing enabled, and it’s smoother than a fresh jar of peanut butter. Unlike the usual Unreal Engine hitch‑fest, this is pure stability.Path Tracing isn’t a gimmick here, it’s a genuine next‑gen showcase. The lighting, reflections, and atmosphere feel like the future we were promised years ago. And Capcom delivered all of this without needing seven emergency patches to make the game playable. This is the kind of craftsmanship we should be ****’s a great time to be a gamer when Capcom is dropping gems like this. If you love sci‑fi, action, or that specific Dead Space vibe (minus the existential dread, plus a lovable kid), this is absolutely worth your ****’t wait for a sale. The final product surpasses the demo in every way, and I don’t think anyone who enjoys this genre will walk away disappointed.10/10 — would protect the space child again. Dadspace at its finest.

An incredible sequel. Kojima has taken everything that made the original Death Stranding special and elevated it across the board. The graphics are noticeably improved, combat is more dynamic, and the expanded selection of gadgets and vehicles adds a ton of depth. The combat even carries a strong Metal Gear Solid vibe, which longtime fans will appreciate.This is a massive game with an enormous amount of content side missions, exploration, story threads, and systems to dive into. The narrative is just as wonderfully strange as the first game, and that’s absolutely part of its charm. Facial animations are astonishingly good, reaching what feels like “DLSS 5.0 neural rendering” quality without actually using DLSS 5.0. In other words, no need to rush out and buy a 5000‑series GPU.Performance is another highlight. The game is extremely well optimized and runs smoothly right from the start. The addition of ray tracing is a welcome surprise, and overall the visuals, world design, and atmosphere feel truly AAA in every **** you enjoyed the original Death Stranding, you’ll almost certainly love this sequel. And if you’re new to the series, you can jump in thanks to the lengthy recap, though I’d still recommend playing the first game to fully appreciate the world and **** online component deserves special praise. Collaborating with other players to build and upgrade infrastructure, leave helpful tools, and shape the world together is a huge part of what makes this series so unique. It’s genuinely satisfying to see the world evolve through collective effort.I’m over 20 hours in as of writing this, and it feels like I’ve barely scratched the surface. Deliveries are strangely addictive, the steady stream of new gadgets and music tracks keeps things fresh, and time just disappears while playing. Who knew being a futuristic “postal worker” could be this fun?Overall, an amazing title ambitious, polished, and endlessly engaging.

Take a talented Polish studio, place them on a grand stage, and let them conduct. Open with a deep, atmospheric Ghost Runner style overture, layer in the thunderous percussion of Doom‑level intensity, and weave it together with sleek, razor‑sharp visual motifs. Let the strings swell with that unmistakable Ruiner‑inspired edge, then bring in the secret ingredient: a pulsing, futuristic score that binds every movement into a single, electrifying **** result isn’t just a game it’s a full symphony of neon, adrenaline, and style, a high‑energy audiovisual crescendo that’s as mesmerizing as it is unforgettable

I just finished Steel Seed, and it’s exactly the kind of game that reminds me why I love this medium. A small studio, working with a fraction of a AAA budget, has delivered something many major publishers would be proud to **** presentation is gorgeous environments, confident art direction, and a cel‑shaded mode that gives everything a stylish, comic‑book flair. The soundtrack is equally strong, with a main theme that carries the emotional, haunting weight you’d expect from NieR: Automata. It’s the kind of score that stays with you.Gameplay wise, Steel Seed wears its influences well. You can feel the Jedi: Fallen Order inspiration in the combat and traversal, the Assassin’s Creed DNA in the stealth, and even a touch of Dead Space in the flight sections. Yet it still manages to feel distinct thanks to its sci‑fi setting, fluid movement, and the engaging dynamic between the protagonist and her robot companion.Exploration is fun, the worlds are large and inviting, and enemy designs are memorable. The occasional shift into 2D platforming adds clever variety, and touches like hacking enemy robots to fight for you give the game real charm. The parkour can be challenging, but in that addictive, “one more try” way. And once you finish the story, you can freely revisit every world to track down collectibles and clean up the remaining trophies, making it an easy and satisfying 100% completion for anyone who enjoys that loop.Steel Seed deserves far more attention than it’s getting. In a landscape crowded with bloated AAA titles built on recycled ideas, this game feels refreshingly focused and full of heart. It’s beautiful, thoughtfully crafted, and punching well above its **** you’re even mildly interested in sci‑fi action adventures, this one is absolutely worth your time. Steel Seed This punches well above its weight. This AA game punches well above its weight.

Such a good game. Capcom has outdone itself with this game. This game is such a great addition to Resident Evil franchise. Personally I went out of my way to play this game after dark , in complete darkness with headphones for complete, terrifying immersion. Resident Evil Requiem is kicking off 2026 in the best possible way for survival‑horror **** atmosphere, pacing, puzzles, and overall design feel unmistakably Resident Evil, in the best, most nostalgic way. Capcom stuck with the formula that works, and the game is better for it. No need to reinvent what isn’t **** of the biggest wins for me is the choice between first‑person and third‑person. I’ve always preferred third‑person, and it’s great to have that option available from the start instead of locked behind a special DLC like in some previous entries. It makes the experience feel more tailored and respectful of player preference.Visually, the game is stunning, especially on a super ultrawide 32:9 monitor like the Samsung Neo G9 49". The immersion is incredible, and the environments look fantastic stretched across that massive field of **** in all, Resident Evil Requiem is another strong entry from Capcom.

Surprisingly solid game. This one was never on my radar, I stumbled across it completely by accident. As a lifelong sci‑fi addict, I grabbed it on a whim after watching a bit of gameplay and skimming some reviews. Honestly, it turned out far better than I expected. The art direction has a touch of Kena: Bridge of Spirits, but the real inspiration is clearly Returnal, and Dead Space and in a good way. The mysterious atmosphere, the combat rhythm, the protagonist’s journey, the eerie soundtrack, the difficulty curve, it all feels like the developers took cues from Returnal , Dead Space and even from Control and reinterpreted them through their own lens. I love discovering these smaller, under‑the‑radar projects. There’s something refreshing about seeing what a team can do with limited resources but a lot of passion. Scars Above is a great example of that: a focused, well‑executed game made by people who genuinely care about their **** no means, this is a perfect game. It has some issues here and there. If you are like me playing this game with a controller, make sure to set Controller Aim Assist to Strong. I highly recommend it, especially for some of the boss fights. I’m honestly burned out on bloated AAA releases that launch half‑broken or try to justify their budgets with unnecessary complexity. If you want something straightforward, sci‑fi flavored, with solid shooting and a narrative structure reminiscent of Returnal and Dead Space, this is absolutely worth your time.A cool game, and a pleasant surprise

I picked up this game after finishing *Stellar Blade*. I had read that the lead creator of *Stellar Blade* drew heavy inspiration from NieR: Automata which makes sense, especially considering the paid crossover DLC with Automata outfits. After playing both, you can clearly see the shared DNA, but they’re very different experiences by the end.This is a strong game with a lot of bold, creative design choices. The constant shifts between 3D and 2D gameplay keep things unpredictable. The giant boss fights feel properly epic. And the multiple playthrough structure — with different protagonists and endings adds real narrative depth. The chip system is another standout feature. The ability to customize your build and even automate mechanics like attacking, evading, or healing adds a strategic layer that most action games simply don’t have.Visually, it’s solid for a 2017 release, though it does show its age especially in the environments. If that bothers you, there are plenty of mods that modernize the look. Where the game truly shines, however, is the soundtrack. It’s phenomenal. The music is emotional, atmospheric, and easily one of the most memorable parts of the entire experience. The composer absolutely nailed **** I’ll be honest. I had a lot of frustration near the end of ending "A", and it was mostly my own fault. I ignored key instructions in the Resistance Camp and went into the final boss fight without proper healing setup. I was out of recovery items and tried to brute-force a very difficult boss without auto-heal chips. It felt impossible. I almost **** of desperation, I started looking into health mods only to realize the game already provides tools like easy mode, auto-heal, auto-combat, and auto-evasion chips that make things far more manageable. I just didn’t pay attention. Lesson learned: talk to the NPC with the massive head in the camp. Don’t skip instructions like I did.Overall, the praise this game gets is deserved. It’s creative, ambitious, emotional, and different and that’s rare. I’m planning to complete endings A, B, C, D, and E to get the full story experience. After that, I’ll probably pick up NieR Replicant **** you give it the attention it asks for, it rewards you.

Wow. Now that I finished the game, I just want to say what a remarkable achievement. I am truly blown away by this game. It deserves all the hype. The story, visual direction and the music is just at another level completely. It is experience like no other. Truly an amazing game from start to finish. I loved every moment of it and I do not say that lightly. I have been playing games for many years. It is digital art at its finest

I really hate leaving negative reviews, especially for video games, but I can't overlook just how disappointing this one turned out to be. The graphics are downright awful. The promotional screenshots and trailers make the game look far more polished than it actually is. In-game, the visuals are muddy, flat, and often just unpleasant to look at. To make matters worse, I experienced motion sickness playing this game, something I've never encountered with any other game. While some have compared it to Alien: Isolation, I really don't see the connection. Alien: Isolation is atmospheric, tense, and visually immersive, whereas this game lacks all of those qualities. It's more of a sci-fi "puzzle game" with frustrating gameplay mechanics, baffling design choices, and visuals that are, frankly, subpar. It doesn't offer any real sense of fear or tension, it's just plain annoying.I honestly can't bring myself to keep playing it. It's a waste of time. If you're looking for a game similar to Alien: Isolation, just replay that classic. Save your money on this one

A rare gem that reminded me why I love **** minutes into the demo was all it took for me to buy the Deluxe Edition. This game is a perfect example of why independent studios are so vital; it’s clearly a labor of love, not a rehashed corporate product. It wasn’t even on my radar, but I am absolutely blown **** journey here was a bit of a "rabbit hole." I started with Telltale’s The Expanse, which led me to the TV series, then to more Telltale titles, and finally to this. Even though this genre is new to me, the visual art style is a massive "wow" factor. I bought the Deluxe version specifically to support the team’s hard work. I’m only 30 minutes in, but I already want a Season 2!Message to the Devs: If you’re reading this, please consider a Season 2! Also, since AdHoc Studio is so talented, I’d love to see your take on a continuation of Drummer’s story from The Expanse. We need more games like this.

I really enjoy this game. I didn’t expect to like this type of game, which is basically an interactive cartoon, but it’s fantastic. I love the sci-fi setting, the story, the characters, and the music. It’s a game anyone can pick up, no hardcore gameplay, just a super relaxing experience perfect for a few hours on a quiet afternoon. I like it so much that I’m interested in exploring the series it’s based on. For me, it’s an easy perfect score. I just wish there was more of it because I’m eager for more story and new adventures. The Expanse: A Telltale Series.

I had never played a Silent Hill game before, and it was an amazing experience. It’s so different from Resident Evil games, with far more puzzles and a psychological focus, emphasizing symbolism. After finishing the game, I felt the need to dive deeper into the story and characters to better understand it all. I recommend using ChatGPT to explore the story, the importance of characters, their meanings, the symbolism of environments, and the enemies. It’s incredible how much thought went into this game and how every character fits into the story. Each ending carries its own significance for the main character and their psychology. This is a true survival horror game that delves deep into the human psyche. I’m thoroughly impressed by this title and the developers’ work. I’m excited for Silent Hill F and any other upcoming Silent Hill games, hopefully crafted by the talented team in Cracow, Poland!

I spent 170 hours on this, and all I can say is that this game is superb. Completed 100% on Steam, This is the only single-player game I’ve ever dedicated that much time to. the combat, weapon combinations, and different powers make it incredibly addictive, especially the combat mechanics, which are on another level. It’s hard to put down, and time flies while playing. I do wish there were more mission variety, as going for 100% completion started to feel a bit tedious. Still, it was great. All the characters were fun, and I can’t even pick a favorite, though I spent most of my time with Rafa, completing 90% of the achievements with him. He’s super funny, and I love his Spanish jokes because I’m learning Spanish with Duolingo. I leveled other characters from level 30 to level 50 just to get one of the **** favorite gun is the Vladof submachine gun "Rusted People’s Kaoson". that thing rips through everything like there’s no tomorrow. I pretty much used it for most of the **** favorite side mission has to be SAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE because the ending was priceless.Performance wise, I never had major issues. It only crashed maybe three or four times in those 170 hours, always on the load screen, never during gameplay. Once, after an update, it started stuttering and wouldn’t stop, but thankfully I fixed it by deleting the cache through a Steam command. After that, everything was back to normal.

Very much like a Dead Space experience. The more I play it, the more I enjoy it. Combat is brutal, and the animations and characters strongly resemble those from the original Dead Space. Even the stomping and melee attacks against aliens bring back memories of the main character in that series. This is a true sci-fi survival horror game with a mysterious story that makes it even more engaging. The game is tough in the beginning but becomes more manageable as you upgrade weapons, just like in Dead Space. Exploration is essential for finding the resources needed to upgrade your equipment and weapons. I genuinely hope the studio achieves strong sales with this release, because I already want a sequel. This is the closest game made to what true Dead Space should feel like in the long time. Also, the cats are an awesome touch. This is really good game. Easily 10 out of 10 for me. I cannot recommend it enough.

Easily 10 out of 10. Possibly the best Doom game to date. Love it. Every Doom game brings something new, exciting to the franchise. Doom The Dark Agas is no exception. New combat mechanics are great. I really like the shield. Story and cut scenes are nice addition to the game as well. Overall a lot of action in this doom game. The game is long so be prepared to spend a little bit of time with this one. I am glad that the developer took some risks with t his one

Very good AA game. Excellent adaptation of Robocop movies. The settings of this game reminds me a bit of Peach Trees tower block from the 2012 movie Judge Dredd. Combat is really good, and Robocop looks awesome. I would say that most of the dialogs and some side missions are pointless but overall this is a very fun game to play. Another great AA game from a small studio in Cracow Poland. I highly recommend this game for the fans of the movies.

I almost missed this game, because I am not fun of first person games. I prefer 3rd person games, when I can see my character, but oh boy, I would miss a masterpiece. Such a good game, for fans of Indiana Jones movies. I actually thought to myself one time "what a great movie" ! but then I corrected myself that I was playing a video game. It is a very, good game. I am glad, I bought deluxe version with the DLC. This is one of those rare games, that I cannot put down. I just want to keep playing it. No other games are important. Can't wait for DLC. Amazing game, MachineGames !

Loved it. Just as good as the first game. Very good game. Can't wait for Hellblade 3. That was a very good, enjoyable experience. Highly recommended.

it is ok. A lot of potential. I got it on sale, super cheap. I enjoyed my super short ride. It was just ok. Graphics are beautiful, there is suspense. The story is good. Just not enough action and super short. Hopefully the team and the studio will come out will learn from feedback and come out with something more exciting in the future. More on the level of dead space please ! More action, with those beautiful graphics.

Exceptional game from start to finish. There is nothing negative that I can say about this game. I guess the only negative thing is that I had to wait for it sooooooooooo long to come to PC.... Otherwise a masterpiece. Combat, graphics, story, characters. Everything is perfect about this game.

It is a very good game. Another great PC port of a AAA Sony game. GOWR is just as good as GOW. Tons of stuff to do, a lot of missions, amazing combat and story. 10 out 10.

Masterpiece. Another amazing Sony game.SM2 is just as good as SM1. I bought the game couple weeks after the release, after few performance patches were issued, and the game ran very well on my PC. Getting 100% in this game was not difficult. Great story, great combat. 10 out of 10

Love it ! the game is awesome. Well done. The wait was worth it. The game is challenging but not challenging enough to make it frustrating. I am not into soul games, but this one I enjoy tremendously. Beautiful graphics, interesting setting. Game worth the money.

The game isn’t as bad as some people make it out to be. I recently updated my score from a 4 to a 8, While I’m still far from finishing, the latest 1.4 patch has definitely improved my experience. For instance, I can now keep my blasters, and the AI has seen noticeable improvements (though it's still not flawless). Blasting my way through the Star Wars universe has been a lot of fun, with some intense and enjoyable battles against Stormtroopers. Nix, my companion, is a standout—he's incredibly likeable and often proves to be quite useful. While the game isn’t perfect, I do believe Star Wars fans will find plenty to enjoy. Also, I want to mention that unlike EA last Star Wars game, Outlaws runs pretty much flawlessly on a PC. Nothing to report that is similar to technical issues of EA Jedi Survivor. I am enjoying the game so much, that now I am considering season pass to continue the story in two DLCs.

Amazing game. I enjoyed very minute of it. Another awesome game from Sony that graced my PC. The game is well optimized, story is engaging, cool gameplay mechanics, beautiful graphics, many cool side missions. Overall amazing game.

Unfortunately, I found this game to be really disappointing. The gameplay mechanics just didn’t click for me. The story feels lackluster, and playing as all four characters honestly felt too similar—there wasn’t enough variety to keep me engaged. I actually enjoyed Gotham Knights much more than **** always-online requirement is another major frustration, especially when it feels unnecessary. I got the game for free through Amazon Prime Gaming, and even with no financial investment, I couldn't bring myself to play for more than an hour. The whole experience feels generic across the board, from the gameplay to the overall design.I don’t usually leave negative reviews, but I really can’t recommend this game. If I had paid for it, I’d be pretty upset. Honestly, it just didn’t offer anything that grabbed my attention.

I've been waiting for this game since HZD on PS4. I spent countless hours first game on my old Playstation, so I was excited when the game was announced for PS5 and later PC. The game plot follows Aloy, a hunter in an old world full of futuristic machines, set on path to uncover her past and save the universe. This is great PC port with gorgeous graphics, smooth gameplay, no micro transactions, no DRM (Epic Games Store version) and reasonable PC requirements. HFW is continuation of Horizon Zero Down, so If you enjoyed first game, you will feel right at home with this sequel. I am in the initial stages of the game, but so far I like the game as much as I liked its predecessor. Story is interesting, there are some interesting new characters, some new weapons, gadgets and of course there are many new cool robots The world exploration is my favorite part of the game. There are many side quests and secretes to discover. The sequel has not change much in the formula that made HZD great. There are some minor tweaks and improvements but overall the game feels and plays like HZD. The game supports ultra wide and super ultra wide monitors (including cutscenes)

Superb game.Shorter but just as much as original spider-man game. I love Sony games. They are so good. I am so glad that Sony started releasing games on PC. PS was my favourite console and now I can relive some of them again on PC with all visual upgrades allowed by cutting edge PC tech

I just bought the game (2024) and whatever the problems PC port had, they all have been fixed as far as I can tell. The game runs very well on my PC. No stutters, no frame drops. This game needs no introduction. It is one of the best PlayStation exclusives ever made. The last time I played the game was on PS4 many years ago. This PC port is a huge upgrade over original game. The game is almost not recognizable. Visuals received huge upgrade, at times looking photo realistic. Same for audio and combat. This is awesome game and I do recommend it to get it on PC.

The game itself is awesome. Hands down the best Star Wars game to date. Respawn Entertainment has very talented people. I love combat in this game but the issue is with performance. Even after all those patches, the game performance is poor in some areas. Kobo must be the worst. Overall if you like Star Wars then you should get this game but be prepared for some annoying performance issues here and there.

As a big fan of Robocop franchise, I think RCRC is the best adaptation of the movies in a video game to date. The game is a visual step up from Terminator Resistance. I am surprised that a small studio from Poland can make such a good game based on beloved Robocop franchise. I highly, highly recommended it !

Masterpiece. Arguably the best Remedy game to date. Possibly the best horror game of the year, with creepy atmosphere, interesting story, and characters. Remake outdone themselves with this title. It is just amazing horror title. Visuals are second to none. We are getting there with photo realism. Facial animations are **** should not miss this game. I would give this game 11 out of 10 if I could.

Wow. Totally unexpected. This is such a great DLC. 10 / 10. Tons of fun. well worth the price of admission !

if you enjoyed base game, you will enjoy this DLC. This DLC is rather short but there are new weapons and enemies in it. Graphics are beautiful and combat is hardcore. No regrets spending $ to get some more action and complete the story. Awesome game and awesome DLC.

This is solid, mindless monster killing game. Graphics are solid, cool weapons and upgrades, diverse locations. The game is linear and it can get repetitive at some point. but overall i like it.

Cool game with cool humor. You won't remember it two months form now but you will have blast playing it for short 10 hours.

Perfect platformed for Switch. I like this game better over the original because there is a lot more combat in this game. Graphics are just as beautiful as in the original game and the game is just as difficult and frustrating at times (in a good way) but overall it is a significant step up from Ori and the blind forest. I had choice to buy this game on PC but I opted for Switch version because Switch form factor is just perfect for game like Ori. I can play it on the go anywhere and then come home, dock the Switch and continue playing this game on big screen TV. Graphics are a little bit of a downgrade from PC (they are not as sharp) but nothing that would be much of a deal breaker. Great game.

I bought this game because I saw its trailer on YouTube and I liked it. I got hooked on this game immediately. It is a spin off of popular Yakuza franchise. The game is action packed with tons of kicking and bashing heads. The game plot is engaging, and its characters are likeable. English voiceovers are very well done. There are many side missions that will extend gameplay for many hours. Overall it is an excellent title for those who enjoy story driven games. I will definitely pick up Lost Judgment after I am done with this game.

Great game ported from Playstation. Returnal is a rouge like game comparable to popular titles Hades and Dead Cell. The game gas interesting story, exceptionally immersive gameplay and beautiful visuals. I play the game with headphones on, 3D audio enabled, HDR on, on an ultrawide monitor and I want to tell you that it is I easy to lose track of time in this game. I kept playing the game and 3 hours have passed without me noticing it. The port runs well on PC and it looks great in ultra-wide. I have seen YouTube videos of the game recorded on 49” super ultrawide monitors in 32:9 aspect ratio and OMG that games looks stunning on those displays. The game is addictive because each time you die, a new world is generated so the game does not get boring. Please do not listen to those idiots who give the game zero because of Epic Online Services. Those morons don't understand that EOS is in the game only to enables cross-play between Steam and Epic Games Store players. It has zero effect on the actual game. The game also has a suspend mode so you don't need to worry that you will lose progress if you don't have time to complete entire cycle. Read PS5 reviews. Another great port from Sony.

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This is game for Far Cry fans. if you enjoyed Far Cry 3,4,5 and you want more of the same then you will enjoy this **** game formula is simple: a big map with tons of stuff to do with interesting story. Weapons are cool, dialogs are funny. Graphics are good. Cuba ... sory Yara is a fun place to explore. Far Cry 6 is more of the same. It has not reinvented the wheel but it made enough changes to make it interesting enough. I personally like the game despite its shortcomings like poor AI. The villain is the weakest of all Far Cry games in my opinion. I think 7-8 out of 10 is appropriate score. I would give the game 8 but it kept crashing so many times on PC. it is good game (it does not deserve all the negativity) but Ubisoft must really think outside of the box for Far Cry 7 because the formula is getting stale.

The best remake of Resident Evil game to date. I played original RE4 on Nintendo Wii and it was an awesome experience back then and the remake is just as good if not better than the original game. Modern graphics, better combat, more side missions, many useful tweaks. Capcom outdone itself with this game. I read that RE4 sold 4,000,000 copies. Well done Capcom. Can't wait for next RE remake.

i am impressed by this game. The level of imagination is above average and graphics are nice. Russia set in a bioshock like world with cool robots and futuristic technology is unique and interesting. I enjoyed cheese dialogues between main protagonist and his glove. The game needs some polishing here and there, not all animations are perfect, some power ups are a bit useless but overall it is good, well optimized PC game.

Clever game but it is not for everybody. This must be my first game ever that I uninstalled like 10 times just to go back to it after a while and finally completing it. The game is interesting with unique ideas, beautiful art direction and unique way of telling the game story. I enjoyed the game and I especially enjoyed playing against other players who invaded my world as Juliana to stop me from breaking the loop. Interesting game but it might be for everyone.