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Kona Review – spooky Canadian survival
game review27 March 2017
A snowy, Canadian wilderness is the perfect location to hide some bodies in the closet. If you don’t believe me, Kona – a survival adventure game by Parabole – will certainly convince you.
Kona Review – spooky Canadian survival
911 Operator Review – Emergency Dispatch Center Simulator
game review04 March 2017
Being an emergency dispatcher is a highly responsible post, as proven by the game from a small Polish dev team. While it may be hard to remain focused during longer sessions, 911 Operator is definitely worth your time.
911 Operator Review – Emergency Dispatch Center Simulator
Diluvion review – ugly duckling of underwater survival
game review14 February 2017
Alright, landlubbers! Pack yer belongings and in you go to the steel can ye call a submarine! We’re headed to battle sided with Diluvion. What are you saying? The ship’s leaking? Nevermind, we’ll manage, lads…
Diluvion review – ugly duckling of underwater survival
Disgaea 2 review – tactical RPG with a touch of craziness
game review01 February 2017
Demons are like politicians – easy to bribe and prone to fighting. What other lessons can we learn from the PC port of an immersive and funny tactical game, Disgaea 2?
Disgaea 2 review – tactical RPG with a touch of craziness
Warhammer 40,000: Sanctus Reach Review – New Final Liberation?
game review25 January 2017
Remember the human chess game from Harry Potter? If you've always wanted to play its Warhammer 40,000 equivalent, now is your chance, coming in the form of Sanctus Reach published by Slitherine.
Warhammer 40,000: Sanctus Reach Review – New Final Liberation?
The Dwarves Review – shoddy dwarven craftsmanship
game review09 December 2016
We’ve been keeping a close eye on King Art Games ever since Jakub Rozalski decided to entrust them with the development of Iron Harvest. The Dwarves can be seen as an exam of the studio’s capabilities. The results, however, are less than promising...
The Dwarves Review – shoddy dwarven craftsmanship
Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun review – commandos gone samurai
game review06 December 2016
18 years – this much time has passed since the release of the first Commandos. Today, in Shadow Tactics, its spirit returns along with the magic of isometric tactical stealth games – they were difficult, a bit rough around the edges, but also fun to play.
Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun review – commandos gone samurai
Planet Coaster review – perfect sandbox, imperfect strategy
game review30 November 2016
Planet Coaster is a great come-back of roller coaster tycoons. The game gives the fans everything they expected, and though the economy system could be more demanding, the production as a whole is an outstanding sandbox.
Planet Coaster review – perfect sandbox, imperfect strategy
Tyranny Review – an RPG full of contrasts
game review18 November 2016
As we wait for the sequel to Pillars of Eternity, Obsidian Entertainment gives us Tyranny – a game where we play as the Big Bad’s loyal agent. This short-term project features numerous ideas and mechanics, but only some of them pay off.
Tyranny Review – an RPG full of contrasts
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI review – one turn short of perfection
game review02 November 2016
Does Civilization VI offer more at launch than Civ V did? Definitely. This doesn’t mean, though, that the developers managed to top Civilization V with all of its expansions – they almost did; except “almost” makes all the difference in this case.
Sid Meier’s Civilization VI review – one turn short of perfection
Virginia review – Twin Peaks meets The X-Files
game review29 September 2016
Made with a cinematic flair, Virginia tells a subtly emotional story with image alone. This game is trying to push the envelope when it comes to the limits of walking simulators while creating an eerie atmosphere reminiscent of Twin Peaks or The X-Files.
Virginia review – Twin Peaks meets The X-Files
Cossacks 3 review – a sad return to the past
game review21 September 2016
The Cossacks are back, marking their return with the sound of pipes and the roar of cannons. Unfortunately, the third game in the series that is especially popular in Europe comes with the same advantages and disadvantages as it did 16 years ago.
Cossacks 3 review – a sad return to the past
The Final Station review – next stop: post-apocalypse
game review02 September 2016
From the very first trailer The Final Station looked like a lovechild of This War of Mine and the “old but gold” Transarctica. Sounds wonderful, but is it really?
The Final Station review – next stop: post-apocalypse
Obduction review – beautiful, difficult, captivating
game review02 September 2016
A first-person adventure game that’s neither survival nor horror? Obduction draws from the classics of the genre as a spiritual successor to the Myst series.
Obduction review – beautiful, difficult, captivating
Worms WMD review – Going back to Armageddon
game review24 August 2016
Worms WMD is a perfect mix of the old and the new, especially since this game is closest to bringing back the experience of the best installments in the series while introducing some new stuff at the same time.
Worms WMD review – Going back to Armageddon
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Review – lesser sibling of Human Revolution
game review23 August 2016
Developing a sequel that surpasses the original is always a challenge. In case of Mankind Divided, the goal was partly achieved. While the gameplay hits all the right notes, the plot leaves something to be desired.
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Review – lesser sibling of Human Revolution
No Man's Sky Review – in space no one can hear you yawn
game review19 August 2016
Despite the community’s great expectations, or perhaps exactly because of them, No Man’s Sky painfully disappoints – vast but random, seeking diversity yet repetitive, and sometimes glaringly different from what the trailers promised.
No Man's Sky Review – in space no one can hear you yawn
This is the Police review – game about police we've all been waiting for
game review27 July 2016
Do you think that being the chief of police is a simple and relaxing job? If so, This is the Police will quickly change your mind, and it will do so in style.
This is the Police review – game about police we've all been waiting for
Bohemian Killing Review – great idea with poor delivery
game review26 July 2016
We’ve looked into the case of Alfred Ethon, the main actor of the legal drama by Polish developer, The Moonwalls. Does Phoenix Wright have anything to be afraid of?
Bohemian Killing Review – great idea with poor delivery
Pokemon GO Review – Poor game, but a social phenomenon
game review22 July 2016
Pokemon GO needs a lot of improvements. Many things are altogether missing from the game. But it’s already obvious that it will be one of the greatest successes not only in mobile gaming, but also in the whole video game industry.
Pokemon GO Review – Poor game, but a social phenomenon
Crush Your Enemies Review – Barbarians on tour
game review13 July 2016
Citizens of idyllic fantasy lands, beware! A horde of not-so-civilized individuals have escaped the dungeons of a Polish studio, Vile Monarch, to pillage and plunder!
Crush Your Enemies Review – Barbarians on tour
Inside Review – enthralled by the creators of Limbo
game review07 July 2016
For the last couple of years Playdead have been working hard on a new title, a follow up to the success of Limbo. Inside is the outcome. This is a gloomy journey of a little kid into the world of unethical human experiments.
Inside Review – enthralled by the creators of Limbo
The Technomancer Review – Spiders studio gather momentum
game review28 June 2016
Spiders studio are pretty experienced with RPGs, but they aren’t really adept at them... Or at least that was the case until now – The Technomancer seems to indicate that soon, practice will make the creators of Mars: War Logs and Bound by Flame perfect.
The Technomancer Review – Spiders studio gather momentum
The Solus Project Review – a flawed space odyssey
game review22 June 2016
We review The Solus Project, an independent space adventure game aspiring to be a survival sandbox. Does the story taking place on planet Gliese-6143-C have a chance to conquer the universe?
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