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Five years after Hell Let Loose's release, Expression Games releases a sequel that lets us experience the Vietnam War while inhaling the smell of napalm in the morning. Here's a review of Hell Let Loose Vietnam for PC.
The first House Flipper game premiered eight years ago. Since then, the game has received numerous updates and some DLC. Now, Frozen Way brings all these additions and improvements together, delivering a remastered version...
Bus Bound
The last installment in the Bus Simulator series premiered five years ago. Now, developers at stillalive studios are back with another game about the unsung heroes of public transport. Overall, it's decent, but nothing groundbreaking. Here's our review of Bus Bound. Our...
MotoGP 26
Looking forward to the release of MotoGP 26, I wasn't expecting a major revolution in the series—and I wasn't disappointed. Milestone's latest racing game offers a few new features, though they're mostly minor. Here's our review of the game on PS5.
I have a weakness for weird turkeys. So when I heard that a stealth platformer featuring a gooey octopus was in the works, I was thrilled. Did Darwin's Paradox live up to my expectations? Here's my review of the game on PS5.
Star Trek Voyager: Across the Unknown is another strategy game about building and upgrading your base. Is it a mediocre game like many others, or something truly worthwhile? Here's our review of the game on PlayStation 5.
News of the release of the anniversary edition of the original Rayman appeared online unexpectedly. The package was released in digital stores the same day. Does releasing five versions of a 30-year-old classic in a largely unchanged form have any...
The first installment of Squanch Games' frantic shooter debuted on PC and Xbox in December 2022. The game later made its way to Sony consoles. Now, a sequel is coming out, landing simultaneously on all platforms. The game, which...
Polish developers have a strong passion for horror. While no one has yet investigated the reasons behind this phenomenon, it's certain that Polish game developers haven't said their last word on the horror genre. The latest production in the genre was developed by a small Krakow-based studio...
Where Winds Meet is a game that has absolutely everything – including both clothed and naked cats. And if someone could explain how to play it, that would be perfect. I invite you to review the title.
I'm not a fan of survival horror games. Despite this, I have a certain fondness for Tormented Souls – the game managed to captivate with its engaging puzzles and old-school atmosphere. I've been eagerly awaiting the sequel. Here's my review of Tormented Souls 2.
The Szymek the Wizard series is remembered only by legends. More than three decades after the release of the first installment, someone—specifically, Smallthing Studio—had the idea of creating a prequel. Was it a good idea, and can it be played on a gamepad?
CriticDB tracks 12 Dagmara PaniFrau reviews, averaging 70/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Dagmara PaniFrau score in the Reviews tab.
Dagmara PaniFrau score distribution
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- 80–893
- 70–794
- 60–695
- 50–590
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