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Unlike many players, I actually quite enjoyed playing Uprising upon the release - it brings a few funny new levels, new units but more importantly a challenge mode with some more challenging missions to tackle.

Red Alert 3 is certainly a worse game than its predecessor but it is still beautiful and the campaign is fun to finish. Although it is childish story- and difficulty-wise and there's no much replayability potential. However, playing a co-op with a friend could be fun!

A decent RTS, not the best one in the series, but certainly worth playing at least for the C&C atmosphere and cool cast.

It is fun to see the battleground from the point of view of the GDI soldier. Although the single-player campaign is sometimes too easy it is still very enjoyable. Multiplayer was great at the time, not sure what it is like now.

A groundbreaking real-time strategy game which is great to play decades after release.

The game is surprisingly good - graphics are decent and the gameplay as actually fun. I'm not sure what it is like on higher levels (didn't play the game for that long) but the first hundred(s) of battles were balanced, nicely paced and kept me playing. There are things you can pay for, but there's no need to do so. It's no Generals for sure, not even Tiberium Wars but it is a decent game set in the world of Command & Conquer.

Retribution is a huge step-down and while offering a whole new faction to play by it offers nothing new (if not much less) contentwise. Really disappointing but playable title if you are a fan.

Overall improvement to the original Dawn of War II this expansion offers a new polished experience with better tactics and the story. Every unit in your squad feel precious and unexpandable and you feel like you live through all the tough battles with them.

So different from the original Dawn of War it can surprise you. But it is great. It has an amazing atmosphere, nice story and really fun gameplay much closer to Warhammer 40 000 lore than the original games were.

Space Marine gave us what we wanted to do for a long time - play as an actual space marine and kill thousands of enemies in the name of the emperor. And for some time it works and the gameplay is fun. After a few hours, it begins to feel a bit repetitive as there are just a few types of enemies. The main story is ok but nothing special. Multi-player was just broken (doesn't matter anyway now many years later). Overall a nice game, especially for the Warhammer 40 000 fans.

The game is great but it just doesn't add anything new and actually feels worse in some aspects. New races are obviously cool but they don't make up for the problems. Multiplayer is fun though.

My favourite expansion for the original Dawn of War. It adds several new races and mechanics and has a brand new campaign based on the conquering of the planets part by part. The last thing as actually a downgrade compared to the original and Winter Assault expansion as it's not a well-written story but just a series of levels poorly connected to each other. What it lacks in storytelling is totally compensated by the great gameplay with diverse factions and applicable tactics.

The game has breathtaking graphics and atmosphere, it was exactly what I've imagined while reading the books. Also, the story is nice but the main gameplay is so simple and uninspired that it can bore you after a few hours. But still a great title and up to date one the few good Warhammer Fantasy games we have.

As a fan of Petz 5, a thought the new (at the time) game is going to be even more fun and I was very disappointed. It has little content and becomes boring after like an hour of play. It may be a good game for some children but I wouldn't recommend it.

One of the best pet simulator I've ever played. It has so many easters eggs, items and little funny things you can do it is actually fun to play. Everything from animation style to the way you interact with many cats you can get is just adorable. The best part is that you can let your pets to enter your desktop and play there!

A great turn-based tactical game that is really suitable for the handheld and offers a few hours of sufficiently challenging battles. It could have had more variety in terms of races, guns etc. but it's still is a worthwhile title and a must-play for any Warhammer 40 000 fan!

For some reason, I just didn't enjoy Squad Command on the DS as much a did on PSP. Not sure what the problem was but it just didn't feel right. Otherwise a nice turn-based tactical game and a must-play for Warhammer 40 000 fans, just grab the PSP version if you can.

Winter Assault was an amazing improvement to what was already a great game. The new stuff was added, a new race and most importantly a new interesting campaign that was fun to go through. Overal cool add-on!

I still remember how amazed I was when I played Dawn of War for the first time. Crucial game for the evolution of the RTS genre. It lacks variety found in later add-ons but it is still an awesome introduction to the world of Warhammer 40 000.

Granted it was the first (and for o long time the only) first-person shooter set in the world of Warhammer 40 000, I kind of loved it. But it's not a great game, at times it feels dull and uninspired. So if you're not a hardcore Warhammer 40 000 fan, just skip it.

Based on a comic book The Red Star has well-designed setting despite subpar graphics (even for the PS2). It's a nice and simple beat 'em up with RPG elements and the gameplay is still very enjoyable. The best thing is that most of the combo moves are inspired by philosophical works or concepts!

Amazing game to play with friends or at least with one friend, it really loses a bit if you play alone. The game has nice but not breathtaking visuals, okay-ish soundtrack but cool rouge-like gameplay with a variety of different guns to use, artefacts to get and monsters to kill. Perks of the playable characters make them really different and change the way you play. At times it is too addictive and it's hard to stop but maybe it's just me.

A unique and memorable game where you roll eggs to kill enemies and then hatch them to get various items and creatures that will help you fight against the Evil. It is simple but fun and has an adorable character design and story. Not to mention the great soundtrack. One of those games that seemed weird at the time of release but now it's obvious it stands out. Shame it sold poorly and didn't get any enhanced sequel or remake.

One of the most outstanding platformers of its time. The story is virtually nonexistent, just standard go there, beat bad guys, get this etc. but the gameplay is so much fun and has a lot of diverse elements. It still feels great even today!

I loved it since I love the anime, it's kind of must-play for fans. But even if you're not a fan it's still a pretty decent game. It's a simple platformer with some RPG elements where you can collect different spirits and use them as weapons.

Angvik is surprisingly great for a game that has like 5 short levels. You can go through them using one of the basic classes like the warrior, mage etc. or just go with random which will also set difficulty much lower. Somehow it just works, it's legit fun to play for a few hours.

Amazing game! The art style, music, level design, I love absolutely everything. And yeah, some levels can be challenging but overall it's not too hard and can be enjoyed by everyone.

Fun puzzles, awesome soundtrack and cute graphics make FEZ a really good a memorable game. But if you're trying to get ALL the cubes and achievements it comes off as a little bit tedious and repetitive.

The game is ok and totally worth buying and playing BUT as a fan of the original Knytt and following Knytt stories I was actually a bit disappointed. The former two games had a unique style and atmosphere and while Knytt Underground is nicely made game it looks like maybe other 10 games I've got in my library. Also, why hasn't it been ported to switch yet? Still a wonderful platformer though!

Knytt Stories is even better than the original title! It's one of the best platformers I've played. It's cute and cosy, the atmosphere is fantastic and the levels are well designed. After you finish official stories there is plenty of fan-made content you can download which makes for hours and hours of gameplay.

Original Knytt was one of the cutest games I've played in 00'. A nice quick and easy platformer with a cosy atmosphere and simple but suiting soundtrack. You can feel that the developer put his heart and soul into it.