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don't look at the hate comments, they don't have a good enough pc to run the game. It's simply a masterpiece **** that I love and will always love, you will feel adrenaline, anger, subtle humor sprinkled in here and there. An extraordinarily well-made game and the graphics are something divine

I was a little skeptical at first, the first hour didn't really captivate me but I left it there and I kept playing for about an hour max a day. Everything changed about halfway through it (about 6 hours) when I understood better that hacking, the world, the story, collecting resources for upgrades and here I was, glued to the monitor for 6 hours to finish it, incredible, a game that is really worth the money, the time and will definitely bring you beautiful moments, adrenaline and the last boss gave me a lot of headaches, but it was worth it. A solid 8

I start by saying that I am disappointed, a company with so much money but with a vision and creativity that is rubbish. I start with the good things: the landscapes are memorable, colorful, beautiful mountains and you stop to look at them with pleasure; the characters played flawlessly; the combat was satisfying. And now the less pleasant things: they effectively copied the first 4 hours one by one from its predecessor: Mafia 1 remake, shame on you, honestly and I tell you this because I am a fan and I always replay them all. The story is very, very predictable and I didn't leave with my mouth open or anything, one about a very clichéd love. I tried, I really tried to like it, to see the good things but effectively you only released the game for profit, and it can be seen and felt among the players and the strongest of the fans.

It's a well-made, fun game with a lot of content, absolutely nothing to comment on, great in all aspects.

a game with so many choices that even if you played it 5 times you still wouldn't be able to make all the choices from all sides. The story is a masterpiece written without but and maybe, extremely memorable and lively characters, fluid gameplay, beautiful and extremely detailed graphics. A 10 without but and maybe.

played about 3 times so far and I will always replay it, dark story and so well done, memorable characters and villains who excelled at instilling fear and horror in you, after all it's Capcom, it was only natural for them to terrify us as always.

the game of my childhood, such a fun game and it brought me so much happiness, my goodness what good times I could have had with this little game

I played it for a while, it's a really solid game, but it's only for some people, but it's solid, I liked it

so this game is wonderful from so many points of view, the story is very well written and made so that you will feel what deacon feels, fluid gameplay, very fluid, the hordes of zombies are wonderfully well made, the graphics excel in all points and personally what I liked a lot was the landscape, my God what a beautiful landscape, full of trees and mushrooms, animals and all kinds of secrets, wow, simply a game that touched a sensitive chord in my heart. Congratulations.

Yeah, I don't know what to say, I've played pretty much all of their games, I like them but this one is a bit boring, I mean the dialogues are very weak, pointless and with some very unfunny jokes, the story is meh, it could be a lot better, decent graphics but sometimes it goes crazy, too little action and too much chatter. It's not bad but not very good either, is it worth it? Only if you've exhausted all of their games and are now giving it a chance, but for a night with friends let's say it fits.

was unexpectedly well received by me, I admit I was skeptical because of the animation and how everything moves, at first I didn't like it but then I realized it's a special game, good story, inspired by real life, memorable characters and decent gameplay. It's really worth giving it a try.

It's the first roguelike I've played and I can say that this game opened my pleasure, curiosity and most importantly the desire to play and explore this realm of games. It's a more than good game, extremely good graphics, colorful, fascinating, story with a plot twist that you don't know what to believe and what not to believe, gameplay that is so addictive but also damn hard, but in the end that's the magic, right? by dying you learn and that's so satisfying to see that you can finally beat that damn boss. A solid 9

so I have so many nice things to say about this game, I'm trying to find a thread in the rush but I really don't, from the scenery that leaves you speechless, to the characters that are so interesting and full of life to the gameplay that is damn satisfying, a 10 in all aspects, I played it and finished it twice and I can't wait to start it again. Congratulations to the developers and may you all beware of trying to pirate it, the game is worth every penny, be it or maybe

The best zombie game on the market by far, the soundtrack, the characters, everything is dreamy and extremely well done. without a doubt, I can rate it 10

I want to tell you from the beginning not to be intimidated by the fact that it's an old game, NO, it's a gold mine once you understand it and get the hang of it, I've lost hundreds of hours in it and I always come back to it fondly, it's a shame what Bethesda has become though...

played several times, the character is exceptionally well done, the atmosphere, the surroundings and the landscape are and feel like a breath of fresh air, the very addictive gameplay and the story with the action in this game combined are memorable, I will return to it with every desire to explore and survive alongside Lara

I have a few things to add and you who are reading this and thinking about knowing what to expect, I played it with my girlfriend and we both had the same opinion. I'll start with the positives: decent story, good graphics even these days, I liked the exploration mode and the little hidden secrets, decent and quite creepy characters. The bad ones are: the movements are not fluid, poor optimization, you are given a lot and you easily get caught up in what you need to do and how to do it which reduces a lot of the adrenaline and fear of the unknown and the ending felt weak and unfinished. But overall it was a 6 game but one that unfortunately I won't be returning to anytime soon or ever.

one of the best games ever made, too bad the company went bankrupt, this game made my childhood a wonderful place in my disorganized family, I used to play it and it brought me so much joy and even after so many years when I am now a full-fledged adult I can't help but replay it, it is and will remain one of the games that reached my heart.

I want to start by saying that the game was decent, the graphics were very good, the characters did their job well and played well, the scenery was very cool, I really liked that snowy mountain and I stopped a few times to look at it. Well, that's about it, the gameplay is a bit mediocre, the controls are clumsy and unresponsive many times and the story was still a bit weak, after chapter 7 I really hoped for something a lot more wow, don't get me wrong, it wasn't weak, it just could have been better. But overall it's a game worth playing and that will really keep you a little tense. A solid 7.

a good game from all points of view, gameplay, atmosphere, the characters are special, I would say that the shooting part feels a bit like a sponge but it's not something you can't play. In short, it's a wonderful, beautiful game and I hope to see an alan wake 3 in the future

it's pretty meh, clunky and pretty crappy controls, boring environment and you only have two moves

a very nice and very smooth game, although it's not necessarily my style, I gave it a try and I can say that I was quite pleasantly relaxed a 7

simply an addictive game from all points of view, really awesome, buy it with full confidence.

such an amazing game, so fluid, so wow, run after run and I can't stop, rarely does a game reach my heart like this, congratulations to those who created this wonder..

one of the best games ever played, the atmosphere, the characters, the ambiance, I actually feel really sorry for those who don't play it

It's an average game, the graphics are decent but not outstanding, the story is a bit mediocre and very predictable, but the combat is really addictive and kept me glued to the screen a few times, so a solid 7

very boring, even extremely boring, from the gameplay which is unsatisfying to the lousy and lacking story but it fits well with the graphics which are really nice, that's all. Skip it because you're not missing anything at all.

It's a cool game, nice graphics, fluid gameplay and also with a fairly high difficulty, lots of weapons and it's catchy and at this point I'm about 5 hours into it and I still haven't managed to beat the first boss :)) but overall it's a 8.

the game is nice, but it's not my style, the controls seemed a bit clunky to me, but overall it's a decent game

God, I didn't think I liked Doom until I tried it and I actually fell in love with it, pure adrenaline, exceptional soundtrack, gameplay on steroids, I think my testosterone went up after this game. One of the best, fun games I've ever played.

a really cool game, I felt really good playing it, that is all i can say right now.

it is a classic I could say, it was my first interaction with the call of duty universe, I was amazed by the graphics, how everything moves so fast around me and the comrades I lose along the way. It is without a doubt and perhaps a game that is worth trying, playing and most importantly feeling on your skin. It is well written, well put together, seeing the story of Cpt. Price that continues from the first call of duty. I wish I could go back in time to feel my first interaction with him once again.

First of all, I’m not usually a fan of medieval-style games, but this one actually made me fall in love with the genre. I don’t even know where to start — there’s just so much to say. The graphics are beautiful, colorful, and vibrant. You literally blend into the world. The landscapes are so breathtaking that sometimes you just stop and stare at the sunrise or sunset. The story hits hard — it’s brutal, unforgiving, and realistic. You start as a simple nobody and slowly grow into a glorious hero. The combat mechanics and archery feel clunky at first, but don’t get discouraged, it’s designed that way on purpose, so you gradually learn and improve. It’s a realistic and challenging game, and of course it’s not for everyone. But once you understand the mechanics, the story, and what you’re supposed to do, you simply can’t step away from your PC. Hours just fly by without you even noticing. Finally, I want to say that at the time of writing this review I’m 25 years old, and very few games have ever made me feel like I was truly there — in those landscapes, feeling the struggle, and growing alongside Henry. An absolutely outstanding game. Hats off to the developers. Please, from the bottom of my heart, give it a try.

Lara Croft’s evolution is one of the game’s strongest points. She feels human, determined, and believable, not just an action icon, but a character shaped by loss, curiosity, and resilience. The narrative pulls you forward naturally, without forcing drama, and makes every discovery feel meaningful. The environments are stunning and diverse, from frozen Siberian wilderness to ancient tombs filled with secrets. Exploration is genuinely rewarding: optional tombs are clever and challenging, collectibles feel earned, and the world constantly invites curiosity instead of overwhelming the player. Combat and traversal are smooth and responsive, offering freedom in how encounters are approached, stealth, action, or a mix of both. Crafting and progression systems add depth without unnecessary complexity, reinforcing the survival theme perfectly. Visually, the game still holds up beautifully. Lighting, weather effects, animations, and sound design work together to create an immersive atmosphere that pulls you in and keeps you there. Final verdict: Rise of the Tomb Raider isn’t just a great sequel, it’s one of the finest adventure games of its generation. Polished, emotional, and endlessly engaging.

Escape from Duckov is one of those rare games that looks silly at first glance and then completely hooks you once you start playing. Beneath its charming, cartoon-style presentation lies a surprisingly deep, tense, and brilliantly designed extraction shooter experience. What makes the game so addictive is its core gameplay loop. Every run matters. Every decision when to push forward, when to retreat, what to loot, what to risk creates constant tension. The “just one more run” feeling is incredibly strong because progress always feels earned, not handed out. You learn from mistakes, adapt your playstyle, and slowly master the systems. The contrast between visuals and mechanics is genius. Cute duck characters lower the barrier of entry, but the gameplay itself is tactical, punishing, and rewarding. It manages to be approachable without being shallow something many hardcore extraction games fail to do. The progression system is another highlight. Upgrading gear, unlocking new options, and managing resources gives the game long-term motivation. Even failed runs teach you something, and success feels genuinely satisfying. Enemy encounters are intense, positioning matters, and the risk-reward balance is spot on. The game respects the player’s intelligence and never feels unfair when you fail, it’s usually on you, and that’s exactly why it works so well. While currently a single-player experience, the game stands strong on its own. The atmosphere, pacing, and gameplay systems are so well designed that multiplayer almost feels unnecessary , though the community clearly wants it. Escape from Duckov proves that originality doesn’t always come from reinventing the genre, but from refining it with smart design, strong pacing, and personality. It’s fun, tense, addictive, and incredibly memorable.

Dispatch completely surprised me. I’m not even a superhero fan, yet this game grabbed me from the very first chapter and never really let go. The story is exceptionally well told—tight, emotional, and full of moments that actually hit, not just fill space. The writing team did an incredible job crafting characters that feel alive, flawed, and believable. Every conversation has weight, every choice feels intentional, and by the time things get intense, you're fully invested whether you expected it or not. The soundtrack? Absolutely excellent. It elevates every scene, blending atmosphere and emotion in a way that makes the world feel bigger and more cinematic than you’d expect. Paired with some truly gorgeous environmental moments, it creates a tone that stays with you even after you put the controller down. Gameplay-wise, Dispatch is surprisingly strong. The pacing feels smooth, the mechanics are intuitive, and the game keeps giving you just enough new layers to stay exciting without ever overwhelming you. It’s the kind of experience where the story and gameplay actually support each other instead of fighting for attention—and that’s rare. So why a 9/10 instead of a perfect score? Honestly, because a few small moments break the rhythm. There are brief sections where pacing dips or the tension loosens just a bit too much. Nothing major, nothing that ruins the immersion, but enough to keep it from feeling absolutely flawless from start to finish. Still, Dispatch is one of the best experiences I’ve had this year. It’s emotional, stylish, incredibly well-written, and unexpectedly powerful—even for someone who isn’t into superheroes at all. If the developers ever make a sequel or expand this universe, I’ll be there day one. Final Score: 9/10 – Exceptional and unforgettable.

Alan Wake is one of those rare games that proves video games can be true narrative art. It’s not just a shooter or a horror title, but a carefully crafted psychological thriller that slowly pulls you in and refuses to let go. The story is intelligent, layered, and deeply atmospheric, constantly blurring the line between reality and fiction. The episodic structure, strong literary influences reminiscent of Stephen King, and the narration inspired by shows like Twin Peaks create a uniquely immersive experience. You’re not just playing the story — you’re unraveling it. The gameplay is simple yet perfectly aligned with the narrative. The light-based combat system isn’t a gimmick; it’s an essential part of both survival and tension. Every encounter feels deliberate, and every step into darkness carries genuine anxiety. Atmosphere is where Alan Wake truly shines. The haunting soundtrack, environmental audio, and oppressive silence of Bright Falls work together to build constant unease. While the visuals may show their age in places, the strong artistic direction keeps the experience timeless. Alan Wake doesn’t rely on cheap jump scares. Instead, it delivers psychological horror, mystery, and storytelling at a level few games even attempt. It’s a game that stays with you long after the credits roll. A cult classic and an absolute must-play for anyone who values strong narratives and immersive worlds in gaming.

The Walking Dead – a flawless 10/10 The Walking Dead isn’t just a game series. It’s an emotional experience, a punch to the gut, and a brutal reminder of how much the people we protect truly mean to us. Telltale created something here that very few games ever achieve: it makes you a more empathetic human being. The story is the exact kind of narrative journey that breaks you apart and puts you back together — but never in the same shape. Lee and Clementine are one of the strongest duos in gaming history, not just in their genre but across the entire industry. Their bond grows so naturally that you forget you’re playing a game. You feel like you’re protecting a real child, going through the worst moments together. Every choice hurts. Every consequence sticks with you. And that’s exactly what makes the series brilliant: there’s no “good” or “bad” — just survival and sacrifice. Telltale holds a mirror up to you and quietly asks: “How far are you willing to go to save someone?” The atmosphere is perfect — tense, melancholic, painfully human. The characters are exceptionally written, each with their own past, fears, and hopes. And Clementine… she’s one of the best-crafted characters of the last two decades. You literally watch her grow, change, and transform into the pure symbol of resilience in a world that has nothing left to give. This series makes you cry, smile, rage, and question your own decisions. And when a game can pull that kind of emotion from you… that’s art. For its powerful story, unforgettable characters, and the way it hits you straight in the soul without hesitation, The Walking Dead – Telltale Series deserves a pure, unapologetic 10/10. A game? No. A life lesson.

The Outer Worlds is a game I genuinely enjoyed, even if it didn’t completely blow me away. Let me start with what I liked: the overall atmosphere is great, the worlds have personality, the dialogue is witty and funny, and the freedom to approach missions however you want really makes you feel in control. The characters are memorable, each with their own quirks, and the companions are honestly the highlight of the whole experience. The combat is fine—not revolutionary, but satisfying enough to keep things fun. And the whole satirical take on corporations and their absurd universe is delivered really well. Now the downsides: the world isn’t as big as you’d expect and sometimes feels a bit empty. The side quests, while charming, don’t always keep the same level of interest. And the main story, although good, doesn’t break any molds—it’s predictable in many moments. You’re left with the feeling that it could’ve done more… but didn’t. Do I recommend it? Absolutely. It’s a fun, chill, well-written game, perfect for when you want something light but still high-quality. It’s not a masterpiece, but it doesn’t need to be. Overall, a solid 8/10.

Atomic Heart was… decent. Let me start with the things that actually hooked me: the combat is really well done, addictive, and gives you a solid dopamine hit. The graphics are nice, the robots you fight are super creative and cleverly designed, the soundtrack is fun and interesting, and the upgrades feel satisfying. Now the not-so-great parts: the game is full of bugs, the open world—while big—ends up feeling pretty empty and uninteresting, and the story is okay but predictable. Do I recommend it? Honestly, yeah. You won’t get bored playing it, but it’s also not the kind of game you’ll rush back to anytime soon. A solid 7/10.

I had a good time with this game — after all, without it we wouldn’t have gotten Dying Light. It’s fun, exciting, and for the year it launched, it was pretty revolutionary. Now for the harsh truth: the game becomes extremely repetitive, the side quests are mostly boring, and the gameplay gets pretty monotonous. But overall, it’s decent. Worth trying out on a Sunday when you don’t feel like doing anything else.

It's a game with a unique concept that really captivated me. The combat is mediocre and how you move the camera will bother you, but mainly it's a relaxing game, where you build, do missions and that's it, you don't really do anything else, it's interesting but not enough to keep you glued and after a few hours you'll abandon it.

As a fan of the series, I will be very critical of the game. Compared to the previous ones, there are clear improvements — it’s obvious Techland listened to its fans. The rural setting captivates you from the first hour, and the city is well designed and immersive. Combat is easily a 10/10 — brutal, realistic, and satisfying. It’s disappointing, however, that there are so few skills. Beast Mode is well executed, and the story deserves a 7.5 — sometimes predictable, but with pleasant surprises. Side missions could have been much better. The game features awesome weapons and melee options that make zombie slaying endlessly fun. Overall, it’s a must-play, and I don’t regret a single dollar spent.

despite other negative opinions about the game just try it and I guarantee you will like it, the story is really boring and monotonous, but the side quests are perfect

I was expecting a much more grounded game, the world is beautiful and interesting, the story is meh and the gameplay is crappy, old and boring, I'm 5 hours into it and I abandoned it.

a good game in all aspects, from graphics to gameplay and so on, congratulations Sony

I don't even know where to start, it's a shining diamond, from the incredibly well-written story to the carefully planned characters to the struggle for power, the game has literally everything you could want, drama, action, comedy, love, war, I can't give it a score lower than a 10, I'll come back to it every chance I get.

I don't even know where to start, considering the conditions in which it was created, the game is a masterpiece of art, I'll start with the atmosphere of the game which is so well built, it still has some problems and bugs but in the future the developers will fix them, the gameplay is a little comical but essentially it is a tough survival game that doesn't forgive you.

a game that I played with great enthusiasm and because many users talk about it and many have advertised it, but my personal opinion is; very, very beautiful graphics, well-made characters, the plot and theme is sacrifice, well-drawn characters, well-built post-apocalyptic world, on the gameplay side it is simple but decent, a masterpiece of art.

a very well-built DLC with Ada who is a very well-built character as well, recommended to play it as soon as you finish the main game.