Latest Reviews
The new game from the creators of Saints Row tries to combine the best features of the studio's previous works with solutions typical of MMORPG games. Unfortunately, this turned out to be a bad idea.
Serial Cleaner
Serial Cleaner won't take the world by storm, but it provides several hours of quite enjoyable fun without any major problems. The added value is the original theme and unique visual style.
The Surge is a solidly made and distinctive production in the Dark Souls style. Unfortunately, it is dragged down by individual unbalanced gameplay fragments.
The third part of Sniper: Ghost Warrior was supposed to finally bring some AAA quality to this series. Unfortunately, there were also elements from the early access program smuggled in somewhere nearby.
Narcosis
Narcosis is a horror film firmly rooted in reality that, in its best moments, can evoke a paranoid fear of what lurks in the depths. Unfortunately, poor adaptation to VR technology is more common here.
We have had to wait 5 years for the next installment of the Mass Effect saga. This time without Shepard, without familiar companions and in a completely new galaxy. Does the latest BioWare game meet fans' expectations and encourage a new generation to travel to space?
Styx kills again, sneaks around, turns invisible, and comes up with creative uses for his clones. However, he is not particularly interested in learning anything new. In short, Shards of Darkness is a solid sequel, but without the "wow" factor.
Nioh
The Japanese have created a great game that skillfully combines elements well known from other productions, resulting in something very different from the titles it was based on.
Final Chapter Prologue is an important link between the older parts of Kingdom Hearts and the upcoming "3", but it is completely unsuitable as a starting point for players who would like to get acquainted with the series for the first time.
Dishonored 2
Dishonored 2 is a safe sequel. Based on a proven formula, it does not introduce a revolution in the gameplay mechanics, but also offers some minor novelties. It's just a shame about the unused potential in terms of the plot.
We move from rainy Chicago to sunny San Francisco. Instead of the vigilante Fox, we get the hacktivist Retr0. Has the change in the game's atmosphere benefited the Watch Dogs series?
The second installment of the Dragon Ball: Xenoverse series relies on previously proven solutions, but it is difficult to consider this a positive. We expect much more from the sequel to such a game.
