It's the same game as Cities XL with very small differences. Selling it at almost full price is nothing but a rip-off.

Sunless Sea is special, though it is not for everyone. That's okay.

The central game mode - "hunting" - is splendid that makes Evolve a recommended game. All the rest seems a little immature and makes me hope for a more mature and sophisticated successor.

Highly recommend for armchair generals with an interest in that epoch of history and lots of time to get into the game.

Either you like that kind of game with creative gameplay or you thin it's a pure waste of time. It's hard to judge by the usual criteria.

The large amount of traps and power-ups keeps you playing and the combination with Hack & Slay is well done.

It's free, fast-paced and the asynchronous teams keep the gameplay interesting, but two gameplay modes aren't enough to keep you playing for a long time.

A fantastic driving experience, but the career mode is disappointing and there's no weather system.

The damage values in attacks are too arbitrary, the collision detection is not always optimal and wear of the weapons, at least initially more than annoying.

It's not perfect, but fans of JRPGs will like it if the played the first part, too.

The mix of hunting, gathering, counquering, improving and leveling is still compelling - but now it's in HD.

Clever and engaging, funny and exciting. An Adventure in the typical LucasArts tradition and thus a piece of video game history that is worth seeing.

It's a solid and entertaining classic RTS event though it's hard to identify yourself with some grey slime.

It may have some old fashioned charm, but its age clearly shows. Controls and game design are out of date.

More of the same, but still very entertaining. Who would have thought that musicals and hell fit so well into the Saints Row universe?

A huge universe, thrilling dogfights and interesting space ships - but the random missions and missing links to a story are disappointing.

More freedom and lots of little improvements make this sequel a lot better - and all that for a fair price.

I would recommend Ground Zeroes without hesitation were it not for the extremely short playing time.

The Talos Principle manages to mix its philosophical groundwork with the story. It also has great and rewarding puzzles.

The hotseat mode manages to capture the boardgame atmosphere for a fair price. But don't expect a complex strategy game.

It's quite similar to Panzer Corps but it's still fun to hit the orcs and their boss Ghazghkull Thraka right between the horns.

The size of the world is stunning and it's a good racing game, but the controls and the little bit disappointing multiplayer mode are the reasons it's not a great game.

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At the core it's a game full of potential but it will need lots of patches for lots of technical problems.

The Binding of Isaac is the reference for the rogue-like genre - even if you already know the "old" Isaac inside out.

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