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In my opinion, the worst game in the Far Cry series. The game doesn't offer anything new, except for the very chopped map of Far Cry 5. The two main female baddies, who are supposed to be "badass", are cringe and you just pray that the dialogues with them end as soon as possible and so does the whole game. Another thing that's chopped is the weapon customization. The game has an absolutely broken detection and stealth system. I purposely switched the game between all difficulties and it works equally bad on all of them. The only sequences that are at least a little interesting are with Joseph Seed. However, just as I hadn't the slightest desire to stay with the game longer than absolutely necessary, I have no interest in staying with this review for long. I rate it 4/10.

This was a phenomenal experience. It's like going back to my childhood. All three games finally got the "new coat" they deserved. Respect to the studio for releasing all three games in one package. Because there are studios (yes, I'm pointing at you EA) that would release games sequentially and at 60€ each. The game mechanics remain the same, thankfully. I was quite surprised at how short the individual games actually are. As a kid, it took me two days to finish a single game. Now I had it done in a couple of hours, admittedly not 100%. Overall, there's probably nothing to discuss here. I give the game a well-deserved 10/10 and I'll surely come back to play it again.

This game continues the trend set in the previous two volumes. It is a more than decent ending to the trilogy, however Tomb Raider has begun to stagnate somewhat. As such, the game doesn't offer much new stuff, it's more of a recycling of mechanics used in the previous installments. This isn't a bad thing in itself, as the gameplay model is very intuitive, but more novelty would have been appreciated. There are some new things, though, such as the newly developed Skill tree. The story is again well written. The graphics are phenomenal. The price/performance speaks clearly for buying this game. I rate it 8/10, unlike the other games in this series.

Incredibly well-written story and equally good gameplay. The gameplay is so awesome that you feel more like you're watching a movie than playing a game. The graphics of the game are very nice. Especially the environment of Siberia is very well done. I would especially pick up Gulag. The characters are likable and believable. If you come across this game like I did, on sale or discount, definitely buy it. The game runs on ps5 without any issues or glitches. I rate it the same as the previous part 9/10.

Much more polished DLC than the previous one. I like the return to the area of France. The campaign is also handled much better, including better written characters. The system of assassinating major enemies has a touch of the old days of the Assassins creed series of games. You can choose how you want to kill the target. Overall the missions in the urban areas are well done, including the siege of Paris mission. That one is truly excellent. However, there are many things that could have been done better. The rebel missions are a completely unnecessary feature. If you don't complete the game 100% like I did, you can more or less bypass it and nothing will happen. In conclusion, I rate this DLC 8/10.

I'd say this is above average DLC. It expands the game by some ten to fifteen hours. The story is again predictable and short. Characters are written decently. The trade post renewal system is interesting, but could have added some more side activities. The trading with distant countries also seems a bit off to me. I was expecting a lot more. Luckily I purchased the DLC in a season pass that was on sale, so in the end I'm not even too disappointed. It was worth the few euros. 7/10

Game completed with platinum trophy. One of the better AC games. The story is interesting, not very suspenseful. The best thing about the game is without a doubt the setting. The world graphics are stunning. Gameplay does not offend, does not impress. There is a plethora of items on offer. Whether weapons, armor, shields and so on. Honestly, you'll probably finish the game anyway, like I did, with basic equipment, and just keep upgrading as the game progresses. I would have appreciated a more varied variety of enemies. Because after a few hours of play, the combat system gets very repetitive and boring. "Boring" is a word that describes this game perfectly, if you're a madman and you're trying to complete the game 100% like me. While the game does offer side activities at every turn, the side quests try to carry on the "Witcher" theme, but they don't really succeed. By the way, the guy who created the fishing achievement, where you have to catch at least one fish of each kind, surely has a place reserved in helheim. In conclusion, I rate it 8/10.

The first Tomb Raider I've played since the Playstation 1. The game offered me approximately 11 hours of non-stop action and a very interesting story. I liked the Japanese setting, which was well done. I have to say that the game looks stunning despite being almost a decade old. I only had one "crash" in the entire playthrough when I had to restart the game, otherwise the game runs great on the PS5 console. In conclusion, I have to say that this game is a great sparring partner to Uncharted, unfortunately it doesn't hold a candle to the Uncharted series. Although I kind of wish in the back of my mind that we would see a joint adventure of Lara Croft and Nathan Drake one day. I rate it 9/10.

A game that I think got more hate than it deserved. Yes, it's not classic Far Cry, but respect to the developers for trying something new. The story is not interesting by any means, it could have been done a lot better. However, the characters are written interestingly and capture this "unga-bunga" age of humanity perfectly. The gameplay is average, the combat system, especially the archery, is a classic and nothing could go wrong. The melee combat, on the other hand, is often funny in how bad it actually is. At least it makes you laugh. I appreciate the village upgrade system. However, for those brave enough to complete this game for the "platinum trophy" I recommend arming yourself with patience while unlocking all the abilities in the ability tree. You will have to do almost all the side quests in the game to achieve this. In conclusion, I rate the game with a number that is just below the green line, 7/10.

The game kept what was great from the previous installments and more or less didn't offer much new. The story is an afterthought compared to the continuous action. And it doesn't really matter. However, the characters are well written, the jokes are not forcedly funny. I have to pick up the unique graphics of Borderlands games, which is already very characteristic for this series.I enjoyed the game. I rate it 8/10

God of War. A masterpiece. The story is absolutely amazing, almost phenomenal. What I loved most was watching Kratos' ever-changing contrast between the Father and the Greek God of War. At first I was somewhat pessimistic about the fusion of Greek and Norse mythology, but my fears were unnecessary. The characters are excellently written, all credit to the writers. That includes the supporting characters, such as Mimir's head. Freya, or the dwarven blacksmiths. The gameplay itself is simply excellent and keeps the player incredibly entertained. It's almost addictive. Again, I have to give a shout out to the combat with Atreus. As far as the graphics go, the game is charming and the setting in which the game takes place easily draws you into the story. The game runs seamlessly on the PS5 console. I didn't experience a single bug or crash during my playthrough of the game. I can't rate it any different than a 10/10.

This just didn't work. The Mass Effect franchise didn't deserve this crap. However, to rate the game as absolute garbage would be unfair, it's just not good. The gameplay could still be rated as above average, as could the story. Unfortunately, what brings the game down is the graphics. Specifically the character animation. Most of this problem can be seen in the faces of the characters, it's an absolute disaster. However, the game managed to keep me entertained for a few hours despite the big minuses. With a few exceptions, however, I was rushing the main storyline. I didn't want to sacrifice more hours to this game than was absolutely necessary. I rate it 5/10

This is the first Gran Turismo I've played since Gran Turismo 2 on the Playstation 1. Short and clear. The game is phenomenal. The racing in this game is addictive and it's hard to tear yourself away from this game. Yes, the game has a few flaws. For example, bad tires when doing licensing so you can't get the gold trophy. The microtransactions don't really suit this game either. Also, I miss the damage model in the game. I still rate the game 9/10 though. You love this game or you hate it, nothing in between.

The shortest and probably surprisingly the best of the three DLCs released for this game. We are introduced to a new jetpack feature that is frankly fun and entertaining. The story at least makes some sense. The only DLC for this game that deserves a rating in the yellow numbers. 6/10

I don't understand why the DLC for Just Cause 3 is so weird. They feel unfinished, they're short (I finished this one in about an hour and a half), and they have kitschy humor. Not even the painted cutscenes can save the DLC. I definitely wouldn't recommend buying the DLC. I got it for free, thankfully. I rate it 4/10.

Well, that didn't go so well. Very short DLC, with not very interesting story. I finished the DLC in about two hours. It introduces a new game feature - Mech Robot. He's interesting, but unfortunately he doesn't fit into this game. Just Cause is supposed to be all about mindlessly flying from place to place and using a grappling hook. I wasn't too thrilled. Luckily I got a code for the full game as a free bonus. If I had bought the DLC, I would have been disappointed. I rate it 4/10

Just cause is a game with an interesting character. I probably had excessive expectations after the excellent second part of the game. Unfortunately, those expectations were not met. The gameplay and freedom in the world of this game remained more than good. The story is already classically more or less the same as is usual with Just Cause games. The characters and dialogue are good, but at times they push themselves a little too hard to be funny. The conversations then come across as almost kitschy. Medici (Italy) is a beautiful setting, I liked that a lot. Unfortunately is not very long, i finished it in +-15 hours. Overall this game was a nice diversion, however I wouldn't play it again. I rate it 7/10.

Now that was unbelievable. Huge respect to the developers for releasing this as DLC and not as a standalone game. The game offers at least twenty hours of gameplay. But if you love the world of The Witcher like I do, you'll have no problem spending forty hours in the game. The DLC offers a new feature - the creation of new mutagens. To be honest, I only made marginal use of it. "Blood and Wine" takes place in a completely new location compared to the previous DLC. And anyone expecting a small map would be mistaken. The Toussaint area is huge, a full-sized location the size of Velen. Now on to the characters and the story itself. The overall setting where the story takes place seems to have fallen out of a romance-style book. Princesses, valiant knights, greenery, wine and love. A combination that in itself guarantees success. The characters are well written, the story is suspenseful until the very end and, as is customary with the Witcher games, it offers multiple endings. I enjoyed the game phenomenally and I will definitely go through the whole game again in a few months, along with all the DLC. I can't rate it other than 10/10.

A game I played as a break from The Witcher, which I bought at a pawn shop on sale for 5€. This Battlefield was a very enjoyable but unfortunately short experience. I finished the campaign in one afternoon. The graphics look excellent and I didn't notice a single bug during the whole playthrough. I didn't try out the multiplayer unfortunately, as it requires a subscription to the playstation+ service. This was somewhat of a big disappointment. In conclusion though, I rate it 8/10.

After completing several "modern" DLCs, I honestly didn't have very high expectations.However, this is an excellent expansion to an already excellent game. The characters are again written with wit and above all interesting. The Witcher just makes you care about the characters in the game in a non-violent way and makes you think about the decisions you make. That was true in the main game, and it's true in this expansion, of course. The entire DLC is more or less one long chain quest. A chain quest that's branched out into several subquests that you have to do sequentially. The idea is absolutely simple, but it's not for nothing that they say "simplicity is beauty". The game kept me entertained for the next 15 hours or so, which is very decent. If I had to single out something from the DLC, it's definitely the Wedding quest. Seeing Geralt the Enchanter (Vladimir) dancing and simply being a simple man trying to impress Shani was just hilarious and priceless. Just like the original game, I rate it 10/10.

Absolutely phenomenal game. There's almost nothing in the game that I couldn't give a rating of at least 9/10. The characters are excellently written, the game world is gigantic in size and yet it's full of things you can do. The game kept me entertained for almost four weeks. And I wasn't bored for even one minute of the time I devoted to this game. I think I could easily spend another ten or even twenty hours in the base game if I wanted to. I only encountered one bug in the entire game, and that was in the final bossfight against Eredin, when the camera got stuck at an angle away from the fight after going through a portal. The bug was resolved by loading the last saved position. Considering I played the game on PS5 I was very pleasantly surprised. I can't wait to play the two DLCs that come with the game. My expectations are high. Without further thought I give the game a very well deserved 10/10 !

I know a lot of people will disagree with me, but I enjoyed this episode more than the previous one (the fourth). The story is well done. The characters are well written and interesting. The gameplay style is more or less the same, except the driving model has reverted back to the L2 and R2 control system, which I'm very happy about. The variety of weapons is also great, but honestly you get by during the whole pass with one sniper rifle, a scorpion and an AK (All with silencer of course) + I must not forget the rocket launcher. The American countryside environment charmed me, although I wondered why someone doesn't just get in a helicopter and fly to the nearest town for help ? Out of the whole story I have to single out the tragic story of Faith and I was further surprised by the way Jacob Seed brainwashes you (not your character, but you), since I don't want to write spoilers I won't elaborate more. The side missions each have their own mini story, it's not just go in and kill so and so, or kidnap so and so and save so many people. It's always underpinned by a mini story. I was a bit disappointed that I would have to play Arcade mode to complete the game for the platinum trophy. So I gave up on getting the platinum trophy. Overall, I give the game a 9/10..

A good game, but not great. As a friend of mine said "Huge as the ocean, with the depth of a pond". Which is very apt, the game offers tons of side activities that are unfortunately very repetitive. Thus, you soon stop enjoying them and focus only on the main story. It is, to its credit, very long (but it keeps you entertained from start to finish). The setting of Hymalaya is phenomenal. The story is interesting and teaches you that you don't walk away from a dinner party (those who have finished the game certainly understand). The characters are well written. Gameplay is excellent, Crafting is interesting. The only thing I didn't really like was the driving model. So I rate it 8/10, one point less than the previous installment, which was more balanced.

Simply the best Far Cry ever made and maybe one of the best FPS Shooter games ever created. This game is so simple in every way, yet its so awesome ride from start to the end. This remaster for PS4 works nicely even on PS5 console, i didnt experience any bug during my walktrough. Story is such a cliche, lost on island, gather missing friends and kill villains. Yes, primitive, but its very good written. I mean all characters. Shooting and driving model is awesome. Lot of side activities, side quests, hunting quests, conquering outposts, crafting and etc. In the end i cant go under 10/10. This game is such a perfect masterpiece that i´ve got plat trophy from it.

So this is the last episode not only of TFOA but whole Odyssey. The best part of this episode is definitely the beautiful environment of Atlantis city. The gameplay is more or less same as previous episodes, clear outposts, search, learn ISU lore, get new set of armor and etc. You can make couple of decisions that honestly in the end don't matter so much. But what was the "weirdest" part, when you play as Lalya and you are ambushed by guy from abstergo. Nothing special... but he ambushes you with a stupid stick in his hand. I mean who would do that ? It makes no sense. I understand that he wanted to get Layla alive, but why he didnt use taser of gun ??? Layla was interresting character in AC Origins but how they massacred her in Odyssey is just very unfortunate writing. But in the end i find this DLC very good. 8/10. Much better than original game.

From a boring basic game, into exciting development of story and characters. And environment is excelent again as was the Elysium. On a first sight i was thinking, that this location will be boring and sad. On your journey you will met few persons which you met once before. For example Brasidas, Elpenor or Phoibe. You will discover in dialogues with these characters some things, which will fill some of the plot holes form basic AC:Odyssey game. This episode gives us more upgrades of abilities, they are quite cool. But not gamebraking I cant wait to play third and final episode of TFOA DLC. Rating 8/10

I was very surprised with this DLC. Its completely different cup of tea than Legacy of the first blade. it contains completely new locations which are by the way beautiful. Story is catchy, yet kinda slow from start. As someone already said in review below, it will give you Prince of Persia or God of War vibes. And honestly, i must say that this DLC is better than whole Odyssey game. I know lot of people will say that its not true, but its my opinion. This DLC also contains new enemies - colossus, you will hate them and love them at once. Because they can really be pain in your a**. So finally, there is something in this game, that will motivate you to at least think about stealth approach. In the end im going to rate it 8/10. BIG SURPRISE FOR ME

So this is the final episode of DLC Legacy of the First Blade. Need to say its a worthy ending to the DLC. It has an exciting, but very short story and interesting dialogues. The episode also adds a new ability, whoch however doesn't change up the gameplay in any way. In my opinion this was best episode from these three. I will keep give it rating 6/10.

As i said about first episode. This DLC is worthy of buying only in case of buying Season pass in SALE. Otherwise its waste of money. Its short, offers a little bit more of story than first episode, but in the end its not good. Few more bad guys "cultists" to kill, little bit of story development. I´m going to lower my rating... first episode was a little bit more better. Very bad 4/10.

This DLC is worthy of buying only in Season pass bundle sale. It cost me 25€ and it contains all DLCs. So lets talk a little bit about this DLC now. Its pretty short, it contains few new characters and new enemies from Persia. It also contains one new ability, but that is all what is interesting about this. Plot is kinda interesting, but it took me only two hours to finish it, so i was kinda dissapointed. I´ll rate it 5/10... its not good enough. Lets see if other episodes will be better.

I´ve played this game right after Origins and i think that was a huge mistake. Yes, this game is huge. Size of map is enormous for AC game, but yet its still empty in some way. Everything is so repetitive. By the way i don't know why the game is called Assassins Creed when it's not about Assassins at all and their order didn't exist at this time. The development of the story is more than predictable. I´ll split whole campaign into two parts. First part is trying to bring your family back together. Well, kinda cliché, but ok. At least its not complete bull**it at all. And during your journey, or better to say odyssey, you make few decisions that will affect the end of the game. Second part of whole story is killing all cultists, one by one. What actually pissed me off is absence of cutscenes after killing each cultists. At least short dialogue would be nice. You just kill them and what... nothing. Leader is pretty obvious whole second half of the game, so no plottwist or something like this. There very few naval missions, so you dont have to spend so much time on your boat. Honestly you can avoid most of the naval combat. In the end i rate this game 7/10. I have plat trophy from this game, but this time i am not proud about it.... this game could be much better. However ancient Greek world is beautiful, so at least something good.

So this DLC is the opposite of the Hidden Ones. If I squint my eyes a bit, I could say it's a full-fledged new game. The size of the new areas is huge for a dlc. I like the inclusion of mysticism and ancient Egyptian mythology. The ability to battle against Ramses or Nefertiti was cool. The dlc also offers some new and mostly useful abilities that are capitalized on in the afterlife locations. The story isn't particularly thrilling. It doesn't offend, it doesn't excite. I was a little sad that there was no final cutscene after the story was finished, like there was with the Hidden Ones DLC. So I rate it 9/10.

A decent expansion for the game, featuring a handful of new characters and missions. The strongest aspect of this expansion, however, is undoubtedly the beautiful setting of Sinai region. I purchased this expansion in the "season pass" promotion which cost only 13€ and i think its worthy. It will take you less than four hours to finish this DLC. If you want to play this game 100% like I did. If you only want to finish the story part, it could be done in +- two hours. For how short this expansion is, I did notice two bugs. Both were textural in nature, and I had to restart the game to complete the mission because of them. I also didn't really like the small amount of side quests. Thus, a good portion of the map was not used for story at all. In conclusion, I have to say that this DLC could have been handled much better. I can imagine ways in which the game could have been extended for at least another hour. I'll rate it a decent 7/10.

This game is absolutely amazing. But only if we talk about it as a standalone game. Not as a game that is part of the Assassin's Creed series, because it has very little to do with that series story-wise. Let's talk about this game as, for example, Medjay of Egypt. Unlike AC Syndicate, the game runs absolutely famously on the Playstation 5. I did not have a single technical problem during the game. The story is very catchy, however shorter than I would have expected for such a large world map. If I hadn't gone through this game at 100%, I wouldn't have visited a lot of places. But here I have to commend the developers that even the side quests are handled in a way that makes them enjoyable. The characters behave naturally and draw you into the plot. The dialogues are funny without overdoing it with humour (especially in recent games we often see that instead of humorous dialogues, the dialogues are awkward). The mini-games in the form of races in the Hippodrome or fights in the arenas are just fun and you'll want to play through them all. Since this is the first Playstation game I've gone through to get a platinum trophy, I have no choice but to rate it 10/10.

DON'T PLAY THIS ON PLAYSTATION 5! This is probably the most important piece of advice at the beginning of this short review, which I would like to divide into two parts. The first will evaluate the game in the state in which it is currently on the PS5 console. And in the second part, I will evaluate the game regardless of the absence of a patch for PS5. So let's start, the current state of AC: Syndicate on Sony's latest console is appalling (for people with epilepsy, I might say health-threatening). The graphics of the objects and characters look like they were from the era of the last games on the PS3, with a little optimism it could be said that this is the level of the first games for the PS4. Furthermore, the game has a big problem with light and reflections. During day missions, your eyes will suffer a lot (I will allow myself a little friendly advice ... do not play the game at night, when looking at your house / apartment outdoors, it will look like a solid disco party is taking place there). These problems spoil the impression of the game a lot. But let's say we try to ignore this. The game offers a lot of content, from cleaning the city districts from the Templar Order, a trip to the period of the First World War (it was amazing), to a thrilling and interesting story, but with a very predictable ending. I was missing some plottwist, betrayal or intrigue. There are also a lot of side activities, fighting in arenas, carriage races, carriage abductions, carriage protection. Finally, of course, the classic collection of objects from the map. The side tasks that I highly recommend are also interesting. Dialogues with ****, Victoria and other characters are interesting and often funny. The game entertained me for a week and a half. I haven't finished it for the platinum trophy. In conclusion, I must add that I am very sorry that UBISOFT did not find a few days of "free" time and did not release a patch that would solve the mentioned problems. AC: Syndicate is definitely one of the better Assassins games. I would give the game two ratings. Rating for PS5: 7/10 Rating for the game if I played it on the PS4 console: 9/10. So I will make a compromise and give the game an 8/10 rating.

This game surprised me a lot with its catchy story. The story was supported by a beautiful environment, especially I think nature. It is processed really beautifully. I´ve been playing this game on PS5 console and sometimes the views from hills to distance at sunset or sunrise were amazing. On the contrary, what disappointed me a little was the size of the map. I was expecting a slightly larger playing area. However, this playing area is solidly filled with side tasks and challenges. Otherwise, I have to praise the game model, after a few minutes the control of the game will become completely intuitive. Unfortunately, the story of the game seemed a bit rushed to me. I finished the game for four in the afternoon, when I played after work. However, the characters are well written. I was a little bothered by the "jamming" of animations in cutscenes. Another thing that spoiled my impression of the game was the sometimes strangely behaving artificial intelligence (both allies and enemies). I enjoyed the game and rated it 8/10. I'm definitely thinking about going through the DLC.

Watch Dogs 2 is a game that suffers from the bad reputation of the first game. However, I must say that the game was a very pleasant surprise, because I did not notice almost any bugs and glitches during my walktrough. Yes, as in every game, AI has its flies, if I tried hard, I would find imperfections in textures. But what I didn't like about the game was the very bad driving model. It was really, really too arcade. I give a point down for that. The game offers so many possibilities of progress that you will not use all of them during one walktrough. As for the story, it seemed a bit chaotic to me and it took me a while to get my bearings. The main villain Dušan Němec looks insignificant. It often seemed to me during the game that the creators put too much humor on the dialogues. As a result, some dialogues are simply embarrassing. But everyone has a different kind of taste in humor, so if someone laughed, I don't mind. So, in addition to the already mentioned driving model, the game took all the good from the first part and further improved it (for example, the possibility of piloting a drone or a jumper). In the end, I rate a decent score of 8/10, because I really enjoyed the game and in the future I will definitely return to it, at least for a while.

Playing this game in 2021 is not a bad idea at all. Multiplayer is still active, the game is well patched and during my whole passage through the game I came across only two bigger bugs / glitches. In both cases, the player's view was stuck at one angle and the camera could not be moved. The story is such a classic about saving a family from a villain. As we say in the Czech Republic ... "It does not offend, it does not inspire". But honestly, I have to say that from the beginning, the overall gameplay of this game is a bit confusing, because the game will overwhelm you with information about what and how it is used more or less at once. So you learn during the game. At least that's my sincere and subjective look. The driving model of cars is intuitive, boats are boats. What I'm a little sorry I wasn't in the game is definitely piloting aircraft. In conclusion, I must point out that the game must have been really annoying during the release. When I saw a few videos of the state of the game at the time, I was honestly a little sorry for it. However, now it is more or less problem-free and I give it a rating of 8/10.

GoWIII is one of the better remasters. He preserved what was already so excellent in the original game and mainly improved the visual side of the game. The combat system is very addictive and the weapons are absolutely amazing. Also the improvement system is done well. I liked the "retro" style gind from chests. The story, set in antiquity, is very interesting. The individual gods have absolutely well-written dialogues. I was wondering which one to mention as the best, but somehow I can't decide. Maybe Helios or Kratos himself? It is worth mentioning that defeating each boss is really a challenge (if you play the game at least on normal difficulty). I finished the game in about 13 hours, so the game confiscated me for three in the afternoon. This is not bad at all and due to the non-stop action that is in the game from start to finish, you won't even like it like those 13 hours. This game really preceded its time when it was released on the Playstation 3. It was played on the Playstation 5 and I have to say just WoW. The game had only a few small cons. One of them, for example, some of the puzzles, or the system of jumping from harp to harp, also annoyed me several times. Overall, I rate the game 9/10 and I was extremely satisfied.

After completing my passage through AC Unity, I was pleasantly surprised to find that DLC Dead Kings is completely free. So I didn't hesitate and immediately downloaded it. DLC offers about three hours of new content. The story is not so interesting, however, this DLC offers a new feature to the game, namely the lantern and the guillotine. Since DLC is free, it pays to play it. However, if I had to pay for it, I probably wouldn't buy it. I rate the same as UNITY, 8/10.

When I looked at the mid-term evaluation, I was a little nervous about what awaited me. But after finishing it, I ask myself "Why does this game have such a low rating" ?. I understand that the players were somewhat disappointed after the release of the game due to various bugs and the like. But if we look at the game as a fully updated and corrected game, it is not bad at all. Here I must also mention that I played AC Unity on the Playstation 5. The game looks famous and during the whole game I have not encountered the game crashing. It is worth mentioning that Arno got stuck in the texture twice, but it was nothing that would significantly affect my passage through the game. The story is decent, there are some clichés in places, but it can also be overlooked. The game also offers a large number of side quests and activities. During the game, we also meet historical figures, led by Napoleon Bonaparte. I also like and appreciate the environment of Paris and "jumps" into even more distant history and also the distant future. Gameplay is very intuitive and can be learned quickly. Overall, I rate the game as 8/10.

Prince of Persia: Forgotten sands was a nice game of relaxation. This game was more or less what I expected from the Prince of Persia in 2008. There are many parkour and logic puzzles in the game (but it must be added that they are much easier than in the previous PoP). The combat system is also more or less simple thanks to the various abilities you will learn during the game. When I got to it, I really liked the "skill tree". As for the story, it was average for me, maybe a little below average. In the end, however, I will evaluate the game with the number 8/10. It's also the last game I've played on the Playstation 3, because I just got a Playstation 5 on that day. Now he can enjoy a well-deserved pension in a box.

Prince of Persia proved itself to be a very exciting game. This game honestly exceeded my expectations. From this game I expected a relaxing "jumping" game with minimal combat. But the opposite was true. Parkour in the game is done excellently and interestingly. The "plates" system is also well designed and enriches the gaming experience. The story is catchy, it has an interesting development. Unfortunately, I was a little disappointed in the end, players could get to choose from at least two ends, instead they only got one. But I understand that in 2008 the games were made differently. Thanks to its specific graphics (something like Borderlands), the game still looks nice on the PS3 console today. In conclusion, I must say that I enjoyed the game, finished it in about 9 hours of pure time. I rate it with the number 9/10.

Splinter cell blacklist proved to be a very good game. Although I am not a lover of "stealth" games, I really enjoyed this way of doing it here. And even for those who are not very good at video games, I recommend you to set this game to at least hard difficulty. The game offers a lot of ways to proceed in all of this specific locations. Blacklist also offers a wide range of weapons and various equipment, but honestly ... the moment you get a sniper rifle and pistol with silencer to your hand, you will not exchange it for any other gun until the end of the game. The side missions are also great and I've done them all (even the online ones, but here, if you don't have a friend who would play this game with you, you'll spend a few minutes in the lobby waiting for your teammates). The story is an absolute classic - a villain from the Middle East wants to destroy the United States of America, and you, as an American hero, try to prevent him from his intentions. In terms of graphics, the game is also very nice. It could be said that the fact that it is a PS3 version is amazing. I really enjoyed the game and I will definitely play it again in the future. I rate the game 9/10.

For me, its hard to believe that I have ever played a game like this. I mean this game was quite great... definitely great. TLOU game has an amazing story and it also have its incredible gameplay and characters. And i must say, its foo**ng beautiful. It pushes PS3 console to its limits. Every location is special in something, it has specific mechanics - riding horse, sniper turret, "king of the hill" when you have to defend building against zombie raid. You take the role of Mr.Joel in a "present day" and then in post-apocalyptic world, your job is to take Ellie (who I believe is the character of this generation) to a rebel group "the Fireflies". SImple plot, but as i said before, its simple and beautiful to watch how their relationship goes. During your journey you will find characters that you can love and definitely also hate. Not only Joel and Ellie's love (as father and daughter you weirdos) grow, your love for these characters will also grow. I cna give it other rating than 10/10, its probably TOP3 PS3 games. Its hard to believe that this game is from 2013. Damn

After some time, finally a game that thrilled me with its story. The story is completely complex and will make you think about all your decisions. I stopped the game a few times just to think hard about my decision. As for the characters, they are also well written, none of the characters was such that it would bother me with the presence alone. Gameplay was done in such a way that it more resembled an interactive movie than a game. Although I must say that in Scott's part, opening the fridge was sometimes a daunting task. I also appreciate the "Move" version of the game. Unfortunately, I do not have the necessary equipment to try this mode. I also like that the game has a very large number of endings to the story. I can only recommend this game and I am glad that I found a few hours of free time to humble it. I rate the number 9/10.

I don't know how to rate this game. The system itself is one big cliché, with a very strange ending. Gamplay is quite interesting, although the stealth approach doesn't really suit Battlefield. The whole game I had the feeling that this game was created primarily for nextgen consoles and at the last minute someone decided to give the game a strong downgrade so that they could release it for older consoles as well. Otherwise, this game offers a variety of weapons and equipment as with other games. The big surprise was the vehicle driving model, which was pleasant. However, I do not understand how Battlefield could have approved this format. If the game was released separately as "Hardline" and not as part of this series, I would understand. But no one would buy it. In conclusion, I give a very decent rating of 6/10.

The third part of this series led us to the very origin of the Marker. I must say that the strongest point of this game was the story, unfortunately it was one of the few strengths. The shooting system did not change extremely, which I am happy about, but what changed completely was the improvement of weapons, which absolutely did not suit me. Also, the crafting system was unnecessarily confusing. What I have to complain about the game was to completely ignore the fact that this game was originally intended as a horror shooter. The creators completely abandoned this idea and it became more or less just an action shooter without a suspenseful and spooky atmosphere. The game also offered a new range of enemies, although for the most part it used only old enemy models. This game represents a decent ending to this game trilogy. At first I was thinking about rating number 7, but since I was also lenient with the previous episodes, I will stay with rating 8/10.

Dead Space 2 is at least as good as its predecessor. Gameplay is even more improved here. The enemies are the same. The story is again perfectly set and exciting. Story decisions make sense and the characters are well written. The environment in which the story is set is also excellent. I don't know what to write more about this game. It is a more or less improved first part of this game series. I give a rating of 8/10.

Dead Space from 2008, who would have thought that the "horror" game from that time would still be fun and, above all, scary. The game is not crowded with jumscares like modern horror games, but it scares with its environment and atmosphere (if I omit jumpscare in the last cutscene, I was honestly so frightened that I had to go calm down by playing Civilization). Gameplay is so weird at first, but after a while you get used to it. I liked the creative HUD Health bar and the "stasis". However, what was not so well resolved was the "hunting" of items from the inventory. For example, such an attempt to pull the first aid kit in the middle of a fight was adrenaline in itself. The range of weapons is not very varied, but it doesn't matter. I actively used only three weapons until the end of the game. The weapon upgrading system is well designed. The game motivates the player to deserve a lot of new weapon upgrades. However, the variety of enemies is larger and some of them are really annoying. Boss fights are interesting, but not very complicated. Honestly, the final boss quite disappointed me, but it was acceptable for the 2008 game. As for the thing, it was intense and exciting, full of betrayal, love, adrenaline and, above all, fear. I give a rating of 8/10.