Asmir Kovacevic
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Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny is a game we didn't know we needed, and once it is here, the real question is what to do with it. With several visual tweaks here and there, the point of this remaster is very questionable.
The wave of classic game remasters has reached the legendary S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series—but it’s worth asking whether the series truly needed it or, more importantly, whether it needed a remaster like this.
If you're blessed enough to have lived through the period of the first fighting arcade machines, back in the previous century, then you know the amount of joy those used to give us—huge thanks to Capcom for trying to relive this tradition.
Spirit of the North 2 is a sequel no one saw coming—but it turns out to be a surprisingly strong and immersive adventure that more than earns its place.
If you crave a satirical tone in a video game with a bit of a dark and weird sense of humour, then look no further; Revenge of the Savage Planet is that and perhaps much more.
The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion is a game that got a legendary status among the gamers a long time ago. With this remaster, the place among the legends is confirmed, solidified, and sealed for eternity.
Steel Seed
Steel Seed is real proof of how good ideas in video game development can lead to greatness and that you don't have to be a super rich company to make an amazing game.
Focusing the entire game on a charismatic main character is a number no developer should put all their chips on. Without sound gameplay, a game is simply not a game, and that's exactly the problem with Rusty Rabbit.
Bionic Bay
Bionic Bay is a simple yet satisfying 2D platformer that will entertain you beyond words, provided you don't lose your sanity trying to pass some sections and do some impossible stunts.
Assassin's Creed: Shadows is a technical and audiovisual masterpiece that simply cannot shake off a bad legacy inherited from the latest titles of the franchise, no matter how hard it tries.
In the world full of RPGs, action RPGs, and open-world titles, South of Midnight decided to be a classic action adventure we all used to love. For that reason only, playing this game feels like a breath of fresh air.
Imagine the game that has the combat excellence of Sekiro, the complexity of Nioh, the dark and mysterious atmosphere of Dark Souls, and all that wrapped up into a beautiful Dark Fantasy world. Stop imagining; get yourself The First Berserker: Khazan instead.
