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I didn't play the original, but this remake is excellent. Ada brings that over-the-top to an already exaggerated action. She's stylish, confident and great fun to play.

As excellent as the original, with gorgeous graphics, better controls and (for me) much harder and scarier. It took me over a year to finish it, but everytime I mustered the courage to press through, I had a blast.

A stylish mish-mash of what you would nowadays call an "AI-slop". A few good ideas marred by bugs, repetitive enemies, janky animations and a generic feeling. Pass.

The beginning of the game is interesting, the dialogues are meaningful and the mystery makes you want to find out what happens next. Unfortunately, from the visit to the Black Mirror castle, everything goes from ten to five and the ending is a bunch of nonsense, forced puzzles and the story resolution is one animation without explanations, which left a bad taste in my mouth. Just like the first game. Too bad.

This installment has better graphics, characters that move and speak to you, but the puzzles are obtuse, make almost no sense and without the included hint system I would be stuck multiple times. Overall pretty unintuitive.

It would have been a banger in the 90's, but being short as it is and considering the price, it's just not worth it. The difficulty is unbalanced and overall it's a forgettable experience.

Funny and beautiful game with repetitive combat, awful bosses, weak guns, slow reloads, hordes of bullet-spongy enemies and as a cherry on top, it crashes every hour and forces you to replay the whole level again.

The game is extremely short and very difficult compared to other titles in the genre. €25 for 40 minutes of playtime and only 3 characters? Are you kidding me? I only recommend it on sale. Apart from the price tag, the game is excellent and reminds me of my favorite Streets of Rage 2/3.

An above average mysterious adventure game with a very intriguing story that falls somewhat flat in the end. The puzzles are mostly logical, but marred by incessant pixel-hunting, items/places in plain sight becoming usable only after enough story development and some annoying things like slow movement of the main character, slow animations overall, no sense of guidance and the possibility of the main character dying. As the game nears the end, these things worsen and become a real nuisance. The last few puzzles were just annoing and more of a trial-and-error kind of type. Although the graphics have aged poorly, the game still has a dark charm and the voiceover is mostly great.

An excellent detective adventure game. Beautiful pixel art graphics, great voice acting, balanced difficulty and interesting and logical puzzles. Again, I liked the computer hacking the most. Although "Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis" is still the best adventure game for me, this one probably came closest.

With some of the best set-pieces the series offers, this is a wildly inconsistent and often frustrating sequel. As part of the Nathan Drake Collection it's a bit buggy.

An above average DLC. The final battle was really tedious. I would not come back to it afterwards.

The combat system alone is the best thing in years. The game is beautiful, it has a gripping story, the background is profound and well written and the game is sprinkled with frequent bouts of frustration - be it maze-like level design, enemy attack patterns or the overall spikes in difficulty. Still my favorite game of 2025.

An impressive modernization of an old arcade game from the 80s. Looks great, controls great and the metroidvania elements add to the fun.

A very good Boomer Shooter inspired by games of the genre, mainly Quake, Dusk, Blood and bunch of others. It's not as good as Dusk but who cares. The kicker soundtrack is a cherry on top.

Less awesome than DOOM (2016), but still very good. It took a while to click with me. Might be an acquired taste for the fans of the more strategic previous games.

A beautiful, nostalgic and emotional adventure game from the first person perspective, full of cleverly hidden puzzles in a hand-painted world. The absence of hints makes it quite a challenge to crack, but once you understand the puzzle design, it gets going and you're done in about 3 hours.

A beautiful and emotional story. I shed a tear in the end. Must be experienced to understand.

An interesting game with great music and audio, but the wonky golf physics never really clicked with me and I just rushed to the end.

The game is awesome, but a little buggy. I had to restart the later levels a few times because the game would be just stuck in some state - the character would not appear after a cutscene, Kumori would not spawn during the last bossfight and the like. Considering the very high difficulty this just **** big time. I had to lower the difficulty after that and the last 3 levels would be just insane without the Accessibility options. Such a shame.

The high difficulty makes it less enjoyable than the vanilla Elden Ring, but as a whole it's still an incredibly polished and well thought-out expansion.

The game has a beautiful visual style (pixelart) and pleasant music. The voiceover is "passable". The puzzles vary from ridiculously simple to copying clues found in the world. Most of them are filler. The game has a strange plot and an even stranger ending. It may be useful that it only takes about 4-5 hours. It fulfilled its purpose as a modern substitute for Myst/Riven, but somehow it does not reach the qualities of either of them.

The very high difficulty and taking away all of the upgrades brings it down a notch, but it's still worth playing.

A beautiful and atmospheric chiiling story full od frustrating gameplay, poor controls and tedious trial and error which gets old pretty quickly. Nowhere near the quality of the first outing.

Beautiful pixelart with charming animations, witty dialogue and great voiceacting are being let down by nonsensical puzzles and a pretty underwhelming ending.

I enjoyed this Uncharted-inspired SW flick pretty much completely. Yes it has some weird design decisions and some boring sections, but as a whole it's damn good.

A great sniping and stealth action, as is the series' staple. It is very similar to SE4 and doesn't bring much new to the series mechanically-wise, but it is enjoyable from start to finish.

An unexpectedly great first-person Indiana Jones adventure that absolutely nails the feeling and storytelling of the movies. A modern classic that we'll look back to for years to come.

One of the best games this year. Stellar looking and very enjoyable to experience. A worthy spiritual successor to Nier Automata.

An audiovisual treat with some lousy gameplay. A true cinematic experience where I couldn't tell where a cutscene ended and gameplay part started. The story was great.

A very good second installment with a slightly less interesting story, many quality of life improvements, a very nice artstyle and a very welcome hint system to overcome it's 90's style puzzles.

A great game, just like the original. I have nothing else to add. Just play it.

I really enjoyed this one, despite it's technical issues and numerous flaws. The artstyle and music is great. Parts of the gameplay are spot on, while others are infuriating. The game is also quite buggy and suffers from microstutter.

One of the best 3D platformers period. I had a blast, but I didn't finish all the late game optional stuff, because it was just too damn hard and repetitive.

A miserable game, but an interesting and well-acted story kept me hooked until the end.

Beautiful, imaginative, witty, funny and sad. What a great and stylish game!

A wierd and great experience. The acting is spot on, the movie production insightful and the game itself is far better than Telling Lies. But the way of discovering new pieces is mostly random and doesn't make much sense at first. Unfortunately none of the 3 movies interested me.

An original idea, great graphics and animations, fitting soundtrack. The game drags, especially in the beginning, but once the killing starts, it's a nice ride. The game is not scary at all, sadly.

Compared to the first outing this one was inferior in almost all aspects, with annoying protagonist, woke ensemble of characters, tropey villain and repetitive mission design.

Reforged - lacking improvements of the Director's Cut, but sporting very nice remade graphics and animations. Shame about the poor sound quality and lack of environmental sound or music for most of the time. The game is often completely silent which is not fitting for a 2024 game.

Very atmospheric, but lacking more meaningful gameplay. A walking simulator in the veins of Amnesia or SOMA, which isn't a bad thing. With a few quicktime events and chase sequences sprinkled here and there. Terrific voice acting, but I could barely understand those scottish c*nts. Excellent sound design and portrayal of the sea and weather elements, much like the first Bioshock did in 2007 or Hydrophobia in 2010.

This is the most cryptic puzzle game I've ever played. Myst is a cakewalk compared to this. I didn't understand half of the story and I completely missed the point of it. The game loves to waste your time - waiting for the all the animations to complete - be it climbing, riding trams, submarines, mining carts, elevators, opening rotating domes - a large percentage of the game is just waiting for the same thing to happen as slow as possible. I'll never play this again.

Worthy of a masterpiece status. Truly ahead of it's time - this time with QoL changes, better framerate and reworked game mechanics for a much smoother experience.

A good metroidvania marred by **** difficulty. Nevertheless I enjoyed it very much.

About 25 years ago, I finished Gobliiins at least 5 times and started Gobliins 2. I had a rough time and didn't finish it. Then I played Goblins 3 and it became my favorite. I never looked back. Until today (2023). I used a guide and finished G2. It almost wasn't worth it. The puzzles are nonsensical and the ending just doesn't exist. Nevertheless I adore the artstyle and love the humor.

Wow, what an amazing sequel! I enjoyed it even more than the great first game.

Ridiculously hard game. The last few boss battles are just insane. I had to use Cheat Engine, otherwise I would never have finished it.

Infuriating and boring/repetitive at times, exhilarating at other times. A blast from the past and a very welcome addition to the 40k universe.

A decent story with great artstyle and animation ruined by bad translation, atrocious dialog and subpar ending.

A pretty awesome action game. God of War fans owe themselves to experience this.