Objectively, Red Dead Redemption is a true classic. Not only does it conclude the beloved story of both its successor and predecessor, but it does so with equal flourish and narrative quality. [Issue#330]

The multitude of systems can add so much variety and variation to the same gameplay that it's actually surprisingly easy to get overwhelmed by them. [Issue#330]

You never feel like there's anything extra that doesn't fit the original idea, less is sometimes more and more limitations are better. This is the distillation of the best of Cyberpunk. [Issue#330]

The gorgeous Anno aesthetic is complemented by epic aerial battles, and although the gameplay is a bit clunky, Airship delivers a very interesting gameplay experience. [Issue#330]

Trepang2 may not have hyper-realistic graphics or a gorgeous magical world, but it's an amazing load of action that can really test your shooting skills. [Issue#330]

The game uses all the building blocks really well, plus it adds extra ingredients to the mix. On top of that, it adds a polished diamond of gameplay, the whole work embellished with refined audiovisuals. [Issue#330]

What it deserves praise for is the turn-based duel system, which has everything we need. [Issue#330]

You can mainly expect political scheming, whether in the form of using your political influence in the clan group, Landsraad, or in the form of your network of spies that you can deploy against other factions or individual powers. [Issue#330]

This is a game that is gathering laurels in its homeland. In our country, however, it mostly raises eyebrows, so it will please especially those who are into some cute bizarreness. [Issue#330]

The gameplay is really great, the story campaign will positively tickle your nerves and the new mechanic with Kameo fighters is really fun, it lacks a few aspects and the juice you may know from previous installments. [Issue#330]

It's a beautifully made title that shouldn't be overlooked by any FromSoftware fan, but also by any other hardcore hack and slash gamer. [Issue#330]

The lighting model, the masterfully handled camera angles and, of course, the maniacally rendered car models really blur the line between game and reality. The driving model is traditionally great, with the cars showing weight, performance and, in the older models, design flaws. [Issue#330]

Those who are looking for visual enjoyment in games will be absolutely enchanted by the originality bordering on the grotesque. Expect, in short, everything. Strange theatre. Odd characters reminiscent of circus performers. Or just a saddled, overgrown chicken! Just enter the world of Mr. Coo's shards and walk with him down paths and off-roads full of surprises and mysteries. The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo definitely deserves your attention. [Issue#331]

A positive experience in every way. The main focus of the game is combat and it works. Thanks to the options to upgrade and equip your characters, it doesn't get boring. The story is interesting enough to make you want to keep playing, and the steampunk setting doesn't get boring either. There is nothing to fault the game for, it delivers what it promises. [Issue#331]

The level design is as imaginative as always and like it's never been before. No one in the world can replicate this. The current title benefits from moving to the Flower Kingdom, where all of the main six hubs and dozens of levels have different rules than in previous games. Got a Switch? Get Super Mario Bros. Wonder. [Issue#331]

The strongest aspect of Alan Wake II is the fantastic story, underscored by great live action sequences, where suspenseful situations are interspersed with absurd, almost psychedelic scenes that seem as if they came out of David Lynch's mind, and you don't know whether to be scared, laugh or just stare. [Issue#331]

In some ways it reminded me of old gamebooks, and in others of the board game Mansions of Madness, where you encounter strange things and monsters every round, lose your health and sanity, and the game propels you forward at a breakneck pace. But even so, it's essentially a very stylish and relaxing clicker first and foremost, if you're used to relaxing with stories where people have holes multiplying in their bodies and a smile reaching the back of their necks. [Issue#331]

The sheer joy of the game prevailed. It's far from perfect, but the basic "less rather than more this time" approach has really helped create one of the most fun games in the Assassin's Creed series in many years. And that's to be encouraged. [Issue#331]

It doesn't matter that the second Spider-Man doesn't really move the gameplay forward and offers, with a few variations, just another helping of what worked in the previous two games. But in this case, we're really talking about excellence, so any experimentation and novelty could lead to disappointment. [Issue#331]

The game world looks fairy-tale beautiful and at the same time sufficiently adult and dark. The traversal of the world is then supplemented by small environmental puzzles. It's more of a diversion, nothing that would fundamentally break the game and cause one to get stuck on annoying puzzles while playing. The number of secondary activities is not overwhelming, which is very beneficial to the game's pace. [Issue#331]

If you liked the first one, you'll like the second one even more. Although it's not as novel the second time around, it's much smoother, more fluid and enjoyable, plus you get most of the essential abilities right from the start. So you are a fragile god of death right from the start and can have a great time from the opening minutes. [Issue#331]

The creators have taken the best of the modding community and completely, it must be said for the better, overhauled, for example, the transport system, unlocking new buildings or artificial intelligence. Once they manage to overcome the birth pains, I have no doubt that this will be the best building strategy of all time. [Issue#331]

Vlad Circus excels at creating an atmosphere where your emotions ride like a roller coaster. From pity to unhinged anger. Unfortunately, however, the excellent atmosphere lapses here and there due to the survival elements not always being pulled off. [Issue#331]

But as you delve deeper into the game, a challenge worthy of real transport planners emerges. Linking passenger and freight transport is more challenging than you might think. Despite the fact that it's the same mechanics over and over again, the game doesn't get boring. Plus, it looks really nice thanks to the voxel graphics and the nicely chosen colour palette. [Issue#331]

The battles themselves are very dynamic and their speed is more reminiscent of Bloodborne than iron-clad Souls. Combine that with how royally good the game looks, and I can't say I didn't enjoy the entire forty hours it took me to finish the first playthrough. [Issue#331]

No decision is a bad one; on the contrary, it opens up another layer of the story that delivers a serving of psychological horror, humor, romance, darkness and fun. The short play time doesn't hurt either, the game directly encourages you to play again. [Issue#332]

But everything is very accessible, and even if you have to unlock new things through the not-so-fun construction of the town, it's fun for hours. [Issue#332]

The game undoubtedly has higher demands for entry, but if you meet them, you will get a very distinctive and unquestionably fun gaming experience. [Issue#332]