The best entry in the Monster Hunter series. Hunting is highly addictive and the satisfaction after beating the next beast is simply priceless.

Tin Man Games' interactive book is a fun way to spend an evening or two for people who know and like Hamlet.

Attila is a small evolution of what we received in Rome 2 - Total War as a whole clearly needs a more distinct changes.

Deprived of much sense, this reissue of Cities XL Platinum fails to fix known bugs or provide any significant innovations.

No actual campaign and focus on four players and one monster feels fresh only for a while. Currently, the constant repetition simply becomes boring, and interesting content fills only a couple of evenings.

Unmechanical: Extended offers interesting graphics and enjoyable puzzles. There's just too little to differentiate it from dozens of other independents games already on sale.

There are no deep story and complex gameplay mechanisms in Grow Home, but playing the game is just a lot of fun.

Many think that Majora's Mask is the best iteration in The Legend of Zelda franchise. These opinions are certainly not a coincidence, although constant chase after vanishing seconds, repeating the same steps multiple times and one weaker dungeon could be a distraction. The Original Majora's Mask was already excellent, but the new version is simply better.

Even the best stories and intriguing atmosphere is not enough if other elements do not match their level. Constant repetition makes the dark sea adventures less and less interesting with each try.

Apotheon offers a unique graphical style and an interesting, non-linear adventure. However, imperfect controls can be off-putting for less patient players, especially in dexterity-demanding sections.

The very first episode of Game of Thrones was already a positive surprise and the The Lost Lords drags you further in. It's a great piece of content and decent craftsmanship.

Quotation forthcoming.

Karmaflow doesn't look too encouraging. All we've got is a first act of an adventure, the promise of continuity and a set of small, but annoying bugs.

This refreshed version of Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy might be interesting for Quantic Dream fans, who did not have a chance to play the original. For everyone else, however, there are no interesting additions besides slightly improved graphics, and you really have to pay attention to notice it. We should expect more from the 'remasters'.

Dying Light is composed of elements used previously in other games, but the end result is well-thought-out and interesting, and it provides a unique gameplay experience.

The most important problem with this reissue is that all we get is a core game, without changes compared to Heroes III sixteen years ago. Only for the most devoted fans.

Perhaps the lack of innovation is disappointing, but the game is so good that it's hard to indifferently pass it by. Grey Goo is the essence of a proper RTS, gathering all the best and recognizable elements from many classic predecessors.

Although the term 'remastered' is too generous in this case, the refreshed Grim Fandango is still a great adventure game, even if a bit outdated by today's standards.

This Expansion Pack is undoubtedly an interesting breath of fresh in a little bit forgotten land of The Sims 4, but it does not offer enough new activities to keep your interest for a dozen or so hours. Only for the most dedicated fans.

Resident Evil HD offers a unique and emotional trip to the origins of survival horror. Thanks to its release on current platforms, the younger generation can for the first time cross a threshold into the evil mansion.

Blackguards 2 is shorter than its predecessor, lacking in innovations and story elements. Tactical combat can be appealing and the graphics didn't age too much but it's noticeable that the game required more attention from the developers.

Depth delivers thrills, making you feel like a dangerous hunter or a target. It's a nice change of pace from more traditional multiplayer games. It's only a shame that there's not more content.

Provides a decent dose of chaotic fun, but at the same time the game lacks interesting new content. Gat Out of Hell can bring a smile to your face and most likely will satisfy Saints Row fans. Overall it's a little disappointing.

There's nothing new or fresh in Dead Kings, but if you enjoyed Unity, you can undoubtedly expect a pleasant adventure.

Tengami is a visually beautiful, intimate story based on Japanese culture, distinguished by original gameplay.

An excellent and huge game. The positives are emphasized by detailed world that seems more alive now than ever before.

Offers little new in terms of gameplay, but it's hard to deny the power of the games message, which will stay in your head for a long time.

Excellent choice for people new to the series, but also a treat for Halo fans who can add this great edition to their collections.