Reviews

The best implementation of turn-based combat in RPG since... Actually, I don't know since when: D:OS2 just has perfect tactical combat. No trash-mob fights: every fight is designed to be unique and require thinking (which leads to less fights in total). Not a single enemy is there to just waste your time. A wide selection of abilities and items help you overcome the obstacles placed by designers.


Story-wise, the D:OS was a bit on the weaker side. D:OS2 is vastly improved in this category, though it not yet achieved the level of The Witcher 3 or Arcanum. Companions stories/quests were very good, though.


I want especially note that any companion can become any class: no more leaving people behind just because they don't fit your party composition! You can choose followers strictly based on their personalities. Why no other games do this is a huge question. All in all, an excellent game, the best one to come out in 2017.

Amazing graphics and good performance especially if you choose Vulkan. The gameplay is so addictive and the story line excellent. 

Highly recomended.

Great pixel art, very simple game mechanics, but this game really is tough.

Without a doubt the best and most accessible Monster Hunter ever made. The sheer amount of quality of life improvements in the game play and through out the games systems has mad this the Monster Hunter for everyone. The way online works can be a hit against it. It gets better as you learn to understand it, but it should not be so difficult to just hop in with some buds. The core game play is on point thought. Weapons are diverse, monsters are fun and the world and it's ecosystem is just stunning. If you're interested in games that are decently difficult with commit based combat I couldn't recommend it enough. If you like games I couldn't recommend it enough. Besides, it's February, you're not playing anything else.

The best RPG of the Elder Scrolls Series.

Fun but pointless.

A true classic, has some issues with control but it is a true breakthrough.

The great:
You can actually ride your rides, and it is great! It is one of the first games to feature this and it really improved the game!

The good:
The game starts out great. It offers new options for the user, you can finally leave the grid behind and are free to build your park as you see fit. It also features a "No budget" option for the first time in the rollercoaster tycoon games.

the bad:
Rollercoaster tycoon 3 is not better than 1 or 2. Its graphics are improved, but it has lost the charm that the first games had on its way there.
Rollercoaster tycoon 3 also decreased the difficulty. Where one and two could pose a serious challenge on the long term, RCT3 just allows you to easily earn money and promotes leaving your pc on when the park is profitable.

Atmospheric game with unique mechanics and reasonably challenging puzzles. Interesting plot (and ending).

It's the most innovative shooter I've played in years.


Very unique and stylish game - time moves only when you move. The story takes ~2 hours, but there's a lot of replayability through Endless levels, Challenge Modes, mini-games and hidden achievements and secrets in the story.

Beautiful first-person dialog-driven mystery game with brilliant voice acting and art. A thoughtful, stylish game best appreciated for its journey rather than destination. Most complaints are about length of the game - my playthrough took 5hrs, other people 2.5 - 7 depending on exploration (or rushing); or the ending, which was arguably slightly disappointing. Has /some/ replayability, but not a lot - dialog and action choices can be changed, you may want to take more time exploring (or planning photos). I'd say worth revisiting occasionally.

My GOTY, 2017, and only Platinum trophy to date. Stunning game, especially in 4K with HDR on PS4 Pro.

Probably the best game ever made.

best XCOM-like tactics on mobile platforms. 

One of my favourite PSV titles, but barely playable on PC and consoles.

Hidden gem in turn-based tactics genre. 

I am a 30 years old male with Platinum Trophy in this game. Please don't follow my mistakes.

Enslaved makes up for its sloppy climbing mechanics and repetitive combat with intriguing lore, sharp characters, great dialogues and amazing ending.

Worst DJMAX ever, huge disappointment.

It may look like another military shooter, but it's so much more. It makes virtual violence meaningful and encourages you to think twice before you pull a trigger again. 

If you played the game and liked it, I recommend you should read "Killing is Harmless: A Critical Reading of Spec Ops: The Line" by Brendan Keogh.