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The sequel is better in almost everything: more gameplay options, more crafting, bigger locations, and you can feel the technical jump in the first 30 minutes, graphics and physics are just feeling better. Story-wise it’s less straightforward, instead of a simple narrative like in the first game, here you see both sides of the conflict. No clear “good” or “bad”, everyone has their own reasons and struggles. By the end, your view on characters could completely **** ending left me with mixed feelings. I liked it, but at the same time expected a bit more. Overall, slightly better than the first one for me.

My first game in this kind of genre. Never really was into zombie survival stuff, but lately it’s pretty much all I’ve been playing: TLOU and Resident Evil took over the last couple months. The game feels very emotional, the story is a bit simple and even naive at times, but it doesn’t bother me at all, it just works. Easy to connect with the characters, even when their decisions are questionable. The acoustic soundtrack really sticks and fits the whole road-trip vibe perfectly. Really nice one.

It was an unbelievable journey… I’ll miss this crazy city of neon, chrome and, of course, opportunities. I’m definitely coming back for another dose of cyberpsycho mess some day.

I don’t know how good the classic Mafia was, but this game gave me almost the same feeling I had in my childhood watching Once Upon a Time in America or Scarface. Anyway, if you like the aesthetics of the 1930s, you’ll definitely enjoy the atmosphere this game brings you into. Totally recommended.

Well, that’s it, another chapter is over. The story was really good, no happy ending – just the way I like it in games like this. The atmosphere is worth mentioning: those first steps in snowy Empire Bay with the soundtrack playing - the same one I remember from an old coffee tv ad back in childhood - that was really cool.Most of the characters are interesting and make you feel something with their actions. Of course, there are some empty ones, but that’s more of an exception. I really hope for a remaster one day, to experience the story again with fresh eyes – the game does feel a bit outdated technically. Overall: 8 Al Pacinos / 10.P.S. Don’t go for platinum. The achievement grind really ruins the experience, at least for me.

Great co-op game, fast and dynamic, really teamplay-focused. Gameplay is solid 8/10. Story is a bit cliche, but still fits the setting well – 7/10. Overall, I think in this genre it’s a must-have. Still have more to learn about the genre, but I’m sure this one will always stay in the top 5 for me.

"Long time no see, Zenitsu" It’s been a couple of months since I finished this masterpiece twice (and I don’t use that word lightly). Only now I finally got around to writing this review. For me, this game became a true gateway into story-driven experiences. Sure, I had played narrative games before, but nothing hooked me like Ghost of **** world is simply breathtaking, I honestly don’t know how many hours I spent in photo mode—it’s by far the best I’ve ever seen. The island doesn’t aim for strict realism, but rather a romanticized, almost idealized vision of Japan in that era—and that’s exactly what makes it special. The atmosphere is a straight 12/10. The main story isn’t super original, but it grips you with its delivery. The way characters are written - their struggles, their emotions -creates a powerful drama. I still remember how the ending made me feel. For me, the story is a solid 10/10. And the OST? I still listen to it regularly on Spotify lolOf course, it’s not flawless. There’s a bit of repetitiveness with collectibles or side locations like hot springs, which some players call a downside. Personally, it never bothered me - I didn’t feel it took away from the overall **** then there’s Legends mode. A stylish, atmospheric co-op that kept me and my friends hooked for 30+ hours. I won’t go deep into details, but I highly recommend trying it if you haven’t. At this point, Ghost of Tsushima is my personal #1 game of all time, and I’m sure I’ll replay it again and again. Now we just hope to see Ghost of Yotei on PC one day. Expectations for this series are sky-high.

Just okay. Short game (around 6 hours), but absolutely gorgeous visuals - that’s its biggest strength I guess.Gameplay can feel repetitive and a bit dull at times, but still playable enough to finish.

I didn’t want to write a review until I finished everything, and now, after hitting platinum and finally beating Honor Mode with a friend (on our 4th try, not gonna lie), it feels like the right time :))) I would say — this game is a proper DnD experience, super atmospheric, with insane replay value where even tiny choices can flip the outcome. Easily the best story-heavy co-op I’ve played, everything just works great in multiplayer. Some moments will stick with me for a while (except those damn tieflings and their achievement — never again ) 10/10

Platinum in 4 days? Easy. I don’t even know how to properly describe this game, but nothing has hooked me like this in a long time. The mansion, Raccoon City, the RPD, action - everything I loved in RE2R & RE4R is here again, and somehow done even better. Hard to say much without spoilers, but honestly… right now I doubt anything in 2026 will top this for me. 100 “Yeah” / 10