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Really fun with a lot of new gameplay variety. The lore was interesting as well, for the first time in a while.

If you like cRPGs and the Warhammer 40K universe, this is basically a dream come true. The main story is great, but the side quests, the world and its atmosphere, and the characters and companions are absolutely superb. The combat is fun, but I recommend speeding up the movement and animations; otherwise, it takes a really long time. Especially in the first act, when your builds are not online yet, and there are multiple fights one after another with a large number of NPCs. And the combat being turn-based suffers from the classic issue of a late-game powerspike. Even on the highest difficulty, I cleared all of the late boss fights within the first round before all of my characters, let alone the enemies, were even able to play. I would have appreciated some way of scaling the difficulty even further without using mods - something like the final boss fight from the Infinite Museion DLC, which targets the root of the action economy problem nicely. The voidship combat was also a fun twist, but if you are not a fan of it, there is a separate difficulty setting just for that. I played the game in the spring of 2026 and have not encountered any major bugs other than some achievements not unlocking, but most of them unlocked eventually on retries. Overall, this is a must-play for all fans of the universe and cRPG fans. Just be ready for a lot of reading and 100+ hours of playtime.

More enjoyable than I expected! I like Trazyn's character and the idea of the museoin. The Groundhog Day-like chapter was also great fun. They also upped the difficulty on the last encounter, although the new augments make some builds even more god-like.

Absolutely amazing in almost every way. I went into it without knowing anything about the game, and I recommend you do the same. I guarantee you won't be disappointed.

Eh, it's ok. I never played Mafia 3, but I very much enjoyed the Mafia remake, so I decided to give this a try. While I would still say that I recommend it, it was definitely a flawed and inconsistent experience. A weird mix of playing it safe while also not really knowing what to do with the game. They tried to do it in the original Mafia game style with some modern elements sprinkled throughout, but it does not really mix well. The story is extremely safe and predictable. All the Hollywood clichés are present and almost always you can tell what will happen next. Gunplay is relatively fun, even though it took me a while to get into it. Knife fights are more annoying than fun; this style of Dark Souls boss fights with multiple phases did not really fit well. Graphics-wise, it sometimes looked amazing and sometimes not at all. Weird graphical issues (like stripes on people's faces, inconsistent lighting, and frame rate drops). Not really happy with the UE5 implementation in this case. In general, it is a very on-rails experience; some moments felt more like Uncharted than a Mafia game, but I guess that is in line with what players expect nowadays. If you liked the Mafia remaster, I would say to give this one a try, but keep your expectations within reason.

One of the best games ever. Infinite replayability, plenty of options to customize the difficulty, great characters, voice acting, music, and I could go on - I don't think there is a single thing I disliked. Even the ending, which I learned that people have issues with, seemed perfectly appropriate given the time-related main plotline. If you love roguelike games, you must absolutely not miss this one!

I do not understand the bad reviews, I will go through some of the points I have seen in the bad reviews. Except for the final boss, no part of the DLC feels any harder than the base game. The only way I can imagine people feeling this is too difficult is if they completely skip the Scadutree fragments, which scale the difficulty of the DLC. So I recommend going and exploring to find them, which I found to be a great motivation to explore the visually stunning world. Yes, the NPCs and quests are weird and cryptic, but again, not at all different from the base game. So I do not see why people would only start to complain about that now. And this style of storytelling is just something I would consider integral to FromSoftware's games, there was 0 chance of them changing this in any way. So the only criticism that makes sense to me is the performance issues. I experienced them rarely, but they are definitely present. The second phase of the last boss is already hard enough without the PC now having a seizure on top of that. Overall, if you enjoyed the base game with all its quirks (that are IMO part of why the game feels so good), I recommend you buy this ASAP. If you didn't love the base game and you expected some of these quirks to get fixed, I suggest you probably stay away from this DLC because other than inventory QoL changes, this is still the same brutal, unrelentingly difficult experience.

It is not a game for everybody, so I suggest looking up the game style online before buying. But this is a must-buy for fans of the genre and other FromSoftware's games.

It's a fun experience, but probably only if you are a Warhammer 40K and ARPG fan like me.

So after more than 20 years, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic has finally been dethroned and I no longer consider it the best game of all time. Baldur's Gate 3 has left that deep of an impression on me. Firstly, I am a huge fan of BG1 and even more BG2. I have replayed the latter multiple times over the years and I loved it every time. So I was a bit skeptical at first about the switch to purely turn-based combat from real-time with pause, which was one of the reasons I did not participate in the early access. But I felt like if anyone could make a worthy sequel, it would be Larian, so I felt like it was in the best hands possible and I just wanted to wait for the final product. And Larian has absolutely crushed it. This is a masterpiece ****. I think I could replay it forever if I had all the time in the world. The story is great and well-told and unfolds gradually in a satisfying way. The same can be said for all your companion's side quests. I guarantee that you will start caring even for characters you initially disliked and you will feel the weight of their decisions. The music and sound design perfectly emphasize the atmosphere of the world. The combat and itemization are amazing. The game offers an almost unlimited number of builds. My only complaint about turn-based combat is that sometimes it takes a long time for the enemy to execute all of its moves. Additionally, there were occasional lags when the AI was calculating its next move. But in general, it feels excellent. If you are a veteran of cRPGs or turn-based combat games like X-COM, I would definitely recommend playing the game on the tactician difficulty as otherwise the combat gets very easy quite quickly. And if, like me, you decide to re-play the game, you should absolutely give the honor mode a try! In this mode, you do not get to reload a save, which makes you play much more carefully and often requires quick thinking to navigate challenging situations. While the graphics are not mind-blowing, they effectively convey what needs to be conveyed and maintain a gorgeous aesthetic. Overall, this is a must-play game for literally anyone. And don't just take my word for it, just look up how many different awards it has won.

Very fun real-time strategy in the style of Company of Heroes. It is a bit rough around the edges, and you can feel that the budget wasn't very high, but it still delivers a good experience, especially if you like the Starship Troopers franchise. The only thing that felt off was a difficulty spike in Mission 14. Until then, the game was a breeze on hard difficulty, and suddenly I had to restart this mission as it got nearly impossible to finish on that save. Even after restarting, I was only barely able to complete it on my second try.

Truly amazing, the gameplay is fun, the graphics are gorgeous, and it has a great cinematic feel to it.

Not recommended unless you are a huge Batman fan. The action gameplay is ok, but nothing spectacular. The story, the level design, the side missions, and all of the optional content are all really bad IMO. I was stuck multiple times because the game requires you to backtrack through a specific path without letting you know clearly enough. The side missions were very basic and required a lot of running around - these might be a bit more enjoyable if you actually know the characters from the universe. And there is a lot of "content" that involves collecting hundreds of random items spread around the map.

Not recommended unless you are a huge Batman fan. The action gameplay is ok, but nothing spectacular. The story, the level design, the side missions, and all of the optional content are all really bad IMO. I was stuck multiple times because the game requires you to backtrack through a specific path without letting you know clearly enough. The side missions were very basic and required a lot of running around - these might be a bit more enjoyable if you actually know the characters from the universe. And there is a lot of "content" that involves collecting hundreds of random items spread around the map.

It was fun, but I would only recommend it to people who are fans of the Warhammer 40K lore. I felt like the AI was the weakest point as even on the second hardest difficulty the enemies were not very smart.

Absolutely amazing, highly recommended! The graphics, story, gameplay, and music are absolutely superb. I have not enjoyed open-world exploration this much in ages. And even though some of the side quests are quite simple, they still felt engaging because I cared about the world and its settings. The story is also a very nice twist on a traditional formula. Moreover, the game is very well polished, I have encountered almost no bugs in my 60+ hours playthrough.

This was one of the best gaming experiences I have had in a long time. It was also extremely challenging, unforgiving, and frustrating, so much so that I have actually uninstalled the game after about 10 hours, swearing to never play it again. But boy, am I glad I chickened out and started playing again. The combat is extremely satisfying once you get the hang of it, although it is still brutally unforgiving. You will die a lot and that is part of the game. Some bosses are really ridiculously powerful, but you can learn how to fight them effectively without cheesing them. It is possible, there are even people doing no-hit runs. Some tips: * buy coin purses and gain enough experience for a new skill point before every (mini)boss fight * learn how to dodge and parry properly - the timing is crucial and it results in the combat being more satisfying * in some ways Sekiro is a rhythm game, so work on studying the bosses and learning their pattern * and most importantly, do not give up like I nearly did, you would be missing out on an amazing gaming experience!

Amazing tactical stealth game. The setting is nice and the game holds true to the previous entries in the series, but with a modern touch in all the game mechanics. The only downside is that it can get mentally exhausting and I needed to take frequent breaks, but that is just part of this game genre. And the upside of that is the amazing feeling you get when you execute a flawless plan!

The original Mafia meets Goodfellas. I would like to start by saying that the original Mafia is in my top 3 games of all time, I have completed it countless times, and I consider it a masterpiece. With that out of the way, I think this remake is a masterpiece on its own. Some of the criticism I have read was that the feel of the story is different and that the authors missed the point of the original. While the tone is indeed very different, I think this was done deliberately and not because the authors of the remake did not understand the original. This is a much darker and grim take on the original story and, in my opinion, a more realistic take. Gone is the feeling of an era of "gentlemen" gangsters. During many missions, you will feel bad about your actions and Tommy is portrayed as a much more conflicted character other than a good guy who just got together with bad company. All of the characters are much more developed and it really helps with fleshing out the gangster underworld. Not all changes to the story and characters are for the better in my opinion, but overall it still works very well. I played on the classic difficulty and it was an ideal challenge, I highly recommend you choose this difficulty if you have played the original Mafia (the infamous race still took me a few tries). The combat is kind **** cover shooter, but it works really well and I have enjoyed it. The few things I missed were Luca Bertone's side quests which have been reduced to just finding a hidden car in the world. I also missed the original music. Overall, I highly recommend this game both for new players and for people who have played the original! I have not had this much fun in a game in a long time. If you have played the original, just be ready to accept the much darker narrative.

Highly recommended, I have not been this scared while playing a game in a long time, it is definitely not for the faint of heart! For a game that came out in 2014, it looks visually stunning on the highest detail setting, which really helps with improving the atmosphere even further. It can get a bit frustrating at times when you have to repeat progress from the latest save point. I decided to tune the difficulty down to medium after a while, which made it more enjoyable in this regard. I did not have a problem with the game length, it took me about 14 hours to finish with some optional content done, but not all. This might be a side effect of the medium difficulty. Also, I recommend giving the first two Alien movies a watch because it will make you appreciate all the little details in the game a lot more.

I really good game, I recommend everyone tries it out! It took me a while to get into it because I felt that the dialog was cliched and voiceovers were not great, but over time the characters all grew on me. Now I am hooked. I have never played or read any of the previous books and books, but now I definitely will. The gameplay has some elements that are similar to the newer Deus Ex games, like the option to play stealthily with lethal/non-lethal takedowns, which I have really enjoyed.

Absolutely amazing! First game in VR that is not just a gimmick but is actually a proper game great gameplay and storyline. The visuals are best I have seen on VR so far.

An absolute masterpiece! Never before have I ever felt this much connection to a character.

Amazing game, almost everything is improved from the first PoE. The combat is much smoother, although I still prefer the combat in Tyranny. Great quests and really good music. There is a lot of reading in the game, so be prepared for that. If you want to do every side quest, the game can last over 50 hours.

Even though I really liked the previous Deus Ex game, I did not buy this one after release because of the mixed reviews it was getting. I only bought it recently at half price, and I have to say that I do not understand where the negativity is coming from. The game is EXCELLENT and if you liked Human Revolution, you will like Mankind Divided as well. The gameplay is basically the same as Human Revolution, which is actually good, because it works really well. You can play in variety of different playstyles, from silent non-lethal to shoot everything that moves style. There are numerous ways you can get through each area, and they all require different character skills. This diversity is also reflected in gameplay time. On my first play through I wanted to explore everything, complete every quest, hack everything, and read every email. This took me almost 40 hours. In contrast, on my second play through, I just skipped every dialog and completed only the main storyline as fast as possible, which took only 4 hours. While the story conclusion does indeed feel a bit underwhelming, overall I still think the story is interesting enough, and I highly recommend doing every side mission. Almost all of them are quite engaging, and I think I will remember some of them for a very long time. I definitely recommend buying this game.

Tyranny is a great game that I can definitely recommend. The gameplay is based on Pillars of Eternity, but it is a bit tweaked up and feels more similar to Dragon Age: Origins, which I really liked. It allows pre-buffs, your character has 6 skill trees from which he/she can pick skills, and the other members of your party have their own unique trees. I was also much more engaged in the story and actually cared about other party members more than in PoE. While you are in the world where the evil side had won, don’t let that fool you. Even though you can pick one of the more or less evil main factions in the game, there is also an option to revolt and side with the rebels, and you can do much good even in this troubled world. What really stands out though is the replay value. Depending on which side you choose and what choices you make, you get to explore different areas and the story unfolds differently. This really makes want to experience the game again with a different faction. There is a LOT of text in this game, and the total play time will highly depend on whether you want to read everything or not. Personally, I found most of the text very interesting I was glad to learn more about the world, so my first play through took almost 40 hours. This really depends on the difficulty you set, the amount of text you want to read and whether you want to complete only the main story without side-quests.

This is the best game of all time, best RPG, incredible story, great characters, perfect gameplay and I could go on like that. Everything is perfect about this game and if you are a SW fan, you can't find anything better. And even if you are not, you will still have a blast.