Krystian Smoszna
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The fears of the malcontents did not come true - the fourth part of the Assassin saga is one of the best sandboxes of recent years, and the switch to a pirate atmosphere turned out to be a bull's-eye.
In a few years you can create an extraordinary work, but for Aliens: Colonial Marines the extremely long production period turned out to be insufficient. The game fails almost everywhere.
After the failure of Bloodlines on PSP, Ubisoft is trying to once again bring its flagship brand to Sony's pocket console. And although this time the end result is much more interesting, it is still far from perfect.
Borderlands 2
Borderlands 2 started from a completely different position than its predecessor and had a more difficult task. Fans of the original, however, do not have to worry - Gearbox has offered them a true continuation, a complete sequel.
In the review of Risen 2: Dark Waters, we check how Piranha Bytes dealt with the pirate theme and whether it managed to retain the spirit of the Gothic series.
The Finns from the Almost Human studio have prepared an RPG game in a style that the creators of the Eye of the Beholder series and the cult Stonekeep would be proud of. Is their debut work able to attract fans of the genre who grew up on The Witcher?
The successor to the nice, although not without errors, arcade game was supposed to leave its predecessor far behind, offering more varied gameplay, even nicer visuals and many interesting ideas. Did it work?
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim hit hard and so effectively that we lost our minds over it. Is Bethesda's new product a sure candidate for the title of game of the year? We answer this question in the review.
Rage
Seven years of waiting for a new game from id Software and the Texan studio is being talked about again - unfortunately, not because Rage is an outstanding production.
Few people believed it could work, but it did. The debuting studio gave the world a game that, when confronted with its cult original, comes out unscathed. What captivated us about Deus Ex: Human Revolution?
L.A. Game Noire dusts off somewhat forgotten detective stories and presents them in a modern, very attractive form. Unusual, original and exciting - a dream debut.
