Reviews

Deadfire feels like Pillars 1 but with more awesome stuff added. The game wins at every aspect, and I have no words to say how great is the story, music and voice acting. There are some changes in combat system, so it became smoother, and also ship building/combat appeared - and I like it much more than the same option with castles. And here you can load in the file from PoE1! In other words, go buy this amazing game now! 

If you like shooting more and more various enemies with different guns, this game will leave you happy. Every piece of content is done perfectly, from the smallest insect to the largest dragon. But when the entire screen is filled with enemies, the graphics lags a little.  

This game is full of joy and happiness. Everything is bright and light, the music is happy, the gameplay is fun. Just a better version of the original PSP title.

Better wait for a patch, ‘cause now the game is over-bugged. That’s sad - I thought they specially delayed the game to fix it. The biggest problem is that bugs appear when you load your save from PoE - listen, that shouldn’t work this way. So maybe we all should wait and buy Deadfire only when the problems will be solved.  

When a big studio tries to impress the community with an “indie” game, we get Fe. Or Unravel. These titles are not creative or interesting. They are mediocre. EA, stop, please.  

This game follows the traditions of classic RPGs - like the first Pillars of Eternity or Divinity. I love this genre, so the game seems awesome to me. Okay, maybe, they didn’t add anything entirely new except some character options in the customization system and cleaned little problems. Deadfire is a good game anyway, so if you’re into classic RPGs, you should try it. Btw, no bugs detected.  

Defines 3D platforming

I loved gwent within The Witcher 3 and I’m happy to play it separately! The game itself is very easy but it’s hard to learn the rules in the beginning. But once you understand how it works, you enjoy it so much! I wish some card descriptions were more detailed and clear but the game is awesome anyway.  

The idea is great but it’s realized totally wrong. Too less content, stupid AI and, as the icing on the cake, total dependence on RNG that ruins all your strategy. Congratulations! You’ve spent your time on building a strategy, planning your every move, thinking about your own and the enemy’s chances to win - and everything is spoiled by a fail of dice roll. Great (it’s not).  

The main problem of this game is its price. It’s too expensive for that amount of content it offers you. I completed the game in 3 hours and I feel the lack of missions and quests. Maybe, it won’t be so disappointing if you buy it on sale.  

Honestly, I’m not into visual novels, I always thought they are boring. But this game is a unique experience. Play this game even if you’re not a fan of VN - it’s amazing.  

A highly recommended game. It’s very challenging (sometimes even too hard for me) but it makes you feel really smart when you finally win. There a lot of obstacles and enemies here, and the difficulty is increasing all the time but the process is over-involving. A 2D platformer setting adds a nostalgic feeling too. Despite the difficulty of the game, you can complete it for 3 hours average, I guess. 

If you like old school RPGs like Undertale you’ll love this one too. It’s light and very nostalgic. The story is not so deep like in modern AAA RPGs but still good for one or two playthroughs. I like the combat system, and how it’s combined with the other stuff like exploring, looting and trading. Kingsway doesn’t offer you much but it’s a nice way to spend several hours.  

The game now is not playable. It’s completely imbalanced because of buyers, who obviously spend money on epic cards on low levels. When you understand that your way to the top will be endless as you can’t beat these players and can hardly get better cards, all the desire to play gwent again disappears. 

One of these nice turn-based strategies I appreciate. It’s challenging but without useless extra content and too expensive DLC. You can easily master it and then play and play it again. And, of course, it’s cheap. It reminds of great similar titles from the PS1 good old day - like Panzer and Allied General.  

This game tries to be special but in fact it’s an ordinary platformer, quite annoying I must say. If you’re looking for a challenge, better choose another title. This game is very pretentious but shallow. It’ll take you a couple of hours to complete it, even if you try to get every achievement in it. Yes, it’s not a total fail, and some levels are entertaining but it definitely doesn’t deserve that hype it has got.  

The game is done right with all its visuals, sounds and so on but there are many better projects on the market currently. This game just tries to scare you but it fails like a cheap movie. Of course, it’s free and maybe I’m too tough but for me the game isn’t interesting at all. 

Cry of Fear is amazing psychological game that presses you on with its frustrating atmosphere. It’s really scary and done very well for a free-to-play Steam game. If you want another experience from the game, try to play it in co-op - you’ll laugh a lot.  

This game consists of jumpscares, and it’s the only way it tries to scare you. I prefer the atmosphere that makes you frightened, so I like Gone Home, for example, much more. Nothing special about this game, it’s just mediocre.  

This game is for the bravest ones! I’m really TOO AFRAID to play it. And this fact makes it the best horror game ever. The content here is awesome, it makes you feel terrified and nervous - like any good horror should do. I love how they made sounds, visuals and the atmosphere. Surprisingly, it’s addictive - I mean, after I realised it was very scary, I didn’t abandoned Amnesia - I still return to it from time to time.