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On one hand, the history is slow, and the awesome part is at least at the end of the story. The rest of the history is average. The world and activities are too huge, and collecting the parts of knowledge was very boring and not satisfying. I played three times to accomplish the game. On the other hand, the gameplay was strange. I didn't like playing two characters, and I feel better playing with one character. I didn't like changing one character to travel, reach a higher level, and play as Yasuke to fight with enemies. For me, it wasn't good. The graphics were insane and the beauty of Japan was seen everywhere. I think the game was very average. It wasn't as good as previous games of Assassin's Creed, and I think the world was too huge and too many activities made this game very boring.

**Gothic 1 Remake:** one of the best games I’ve ever played. As someone who has completed the first part, I’m impressed with most of the mechanics, and the graphics are very good in my opinion. The combat as a mage is satisfying, and the fact that it’s not an easy game from the start makes you really feel the progression of the character—from a novice to someone who can quickly defeat enemies that at first seemed impossible to beat. Overall, I find this a very interesting concept typical of the Gothic, Risen, and Elex **** the downside, the optimization is unfortunately average. I know I don’t have top-tier hardware (RTX 5060 and 8GB VRAM), and I play in 1080p, but it still could be a bit better. The worst part for me, which made the game almost unplayable, is lockpicking—it feels impossible for me, so I had to install a mod that removes this feature. Maybe at some point I would have been able to get used to it, but right now I have much more demanding responsibilities in my professional and private life, so I treat games as a way to unwind and relax rather than something where I have to sit for dozens of minutes on a single lock.Overall, I’m satisfied with the game. I’ve played it for over a dozen hours, and like in the original version, the Remake does what the first game used to do. So I am very much in favor of this game and I’m looking forward to *Gothic 2 Remake*, because I generally know it will be worth the wait.

In my opinion, the game is highly addictive. The characters and the story are very well-written, and the public events are a lot of fun. On the downside, the graphics are unfortunately outdated, and there are some annoying bugs, such as:the character occasionally gets stuck when trying to enter power armorthe game crashes to the desktop from time to timethe building mode sometimes causes issues with placing objectsHowever, despite these bugs, the gameplay is great, and the world is truly immersive. In my book, it's definitely worth checking out, though it might not be for everyone :)

007 First Light was a great journey. The gameplay was very good, and the story was exciting and engaging. Huge pluses for both the gameplay and the graphics. The gadgets were perfect, and the stealth mechanics were amazing. I don’t usually like stealth games, but eliminating enemies with gadgets and using vehicles felt perfect to me. I had a really great time with this game. I’m looking forward to the next Bond games.

So far, so good (the story), but the gameplay is average. The worst part for me is that if I want to test a different choice, I have to replay the whole story. In my opinion, that's a really bad mechanic.

So far, so good (the story), but the gameplay is average. The worst part for me is that if I want to test a different choice, I have to replay the whole story. In my opinion, that's a really bad mechanic.

The game is good, I like the story line and it is the game where I have the feeling to return and play it, but there are a few problems with the game like performance is very poor. I know I don't have a high end PC with RTX 5090, but on my RTX 5060 8GB VRAM I played in games like Pragmata and the performance of the Cronos is very poor, FPS jumping from 80 to below 30 FPS and I don't know but for me it can be a little bit better than that in the game. On the other hand, the fight is strange, I know that developers wanted to put some immersion in the game that the player isn't some hero but I don't know why in this game a dodge isn't developed because it will add some excitement into fights. I think the game is good for me but some logic could be done in another way, but at least I recommend this game because it is a lot of fun to play **** add to my previous points, performance in this game is very bad and I had a lot of fps drops in all the game. It is strange that I didn't have such issues in games like Crimson Desert, Pragmata, Resident Evil Requiem, and currently in Directive 8020. I don't know if these are issues from Unreal Engine 5 or if the Cronos's developers didn't have the budget or experience to do some performance fixes, but I have to lower my opinion because of those performance issues I had a lot of problems with the Cronos.

Pragmata completely hooked me. To be honest, I didn't expect it to be such a highly playable game with such a great story. It's definitely one of those titles that took me by surprise in the best way possible. I was worried that the simultaneous shooting and hacking system would feel clunky or 'wooden,' but it actually turned out to be fresh and engaging. In my opinion, this game is absolutely worth playing.

Fallout 76 is a bit complicated. On one hand, the graphics look like they’re from the PS3 era, it had major issues at launch, and there were no NPCs until they were added in later DLCs. Even the story was mediocre at first. However, the game is—and always has been—engaging enough for me to put in about 300 hours. The sheer fun of getting Power Armor, the feeling of becoming a walking tank once you’re in it, and the combat itself are so satisfying that I keep coming back. In my opinion, it’s one of those games where it’s great to return for a month or two after taking a six-month break.

It's a quite interesting story and a very intriguing concept to combine stealth segments while playing as Grace with combat while playing as Leon. Both the gameplay and the story are engaging for me, and I quite enjoyed playing Resident Evil Requiem.

So far, I've played for about 3 hours, and it feels like an interesting experience with pretty cool combat. However, I still need to get used to the controls. I think this might be the surprise of the year for me—I haven't been following any news from the developers, and this game just came out of nowhere. I'm curious to see how it holds up as I play more

All in all, the story and the game itself were engaging, though it started getting boring toward the end. The combat was mediocre and didn't give me any satisfaction; as for the plot, it was quite good. I don't regret the time I spent with this game.

This experience was quite interesting. On one hand, it has nothing to do with Silent Hill other than the fog, although if you overlook that aspect, the plot itself is good. The combat is stiff and basically just an annoying obstacle that provides no fun. Personally, I liked the game, but as I mentioned, it doesn't have much in common with Silent Hill.