WarfD

Great game. It wears out at some point eventually, but the story, presentation, gameplay features - it all work so well.

A very good tactical deckbuilder. Quite similar to Fights in Tight Spaces, but with better progression and higher variety.

It's a good step in the right direction after Mutant Chronicles. Some mechanics are junky and undercooked, but generally if you're looking for a simple RPG with Xcom-like combat and good graphics - this is a solid choice.

Great potential and ambitions, but lackluster results. I liked stealth, but the combat is barebone, the character progress is weak, and limited inventory wastes enormous amounts of time. Also on a technical level there are a lot of issues. However, quests are good, and investigating the open world feels nice.

Surprisingly good. It has a lot of issues ofc, but the setting is good, the characters felt real, and mutants/zombies are really unsettling and eerie. Very underrated.

It started great, but unfortunately, the gameplay is barely changing and becomes a bit boring after you get most of the upgrades.

It took some time to get used to it, clunkier and more stressful than Subnautica, but it was fun. Initially. Then Act 2 started and the gameplay started to degrade more and more with each chapter. For the last missions, I had to force myself to finish. Who designed them? And why?