Category: Game reviews

Today, let’s talk about a game that’s made looking over one’s shoulder more common than when watching ‘Home Alone’ at night as a kid – ‘Phasmophobia’. This isn’t just another ghost game; it’s a true paranormal hunter simulator! Even if one doesn’t know how all those EMF detectors and spirit

Enter God of War Ragnarök, a title loaded with expectations, promising to delve deeper into the relationship between Kratos and his son Atreus, while also expanding on the intricate Norse world established in the previous installment.

In the vast annals of gaming history, few titles resonate as profoundly as those from The Legend of Zelda series. It's a franchise that has bridged generations, weaving tales of heroism, adventure, and the eternal battle between good and evil.

In an era where the gaming industry constantly seeks to push boundaries, few titles arrive with as much anticipation as Bethesda's spacefaring epic, Starfield. Heralded as the next leap forward in open-world exploration, the game promises to transport players into the vast expanse of the cosmos.

The sixteenth part of "Final Fantasy" seemed unable to surprise. Square Enix has long been blown away as a publisher, and the studios under its wing release safe projects - they cost three kopecks, find a niche, bring some money and go into oblivion.

Population: One is a battle royale between six squads of three people each. Everything is pretty standard. 18 people land on a small map (relative to the format of the usual royal battles), collect scattered equipment and try to defeat each other, while the playing area inexorably shrinks to a

Hard Bullet is an interesting preparation for a future game. The project is a set of several thematic levels and two modes to choose from. A sandbox where within a small location you can try out all the game elements, as well as three small arenas where you have to

Driving through the impenetrable swamps of Michigan, the snowdrifts of Alaska or the spring Taimyr mud, you relax so much that you don’t even notice how the game session is slowly turning into an eight-hour work shift. And I don't want to stop there.

Since Quake, under the direction of John Romero, not a single good project has come out. They were average or tolerable, the scandal around Daikatana went down in the history of the industry. Unfortunately, Empire of Sin has added to this list. It's painful and boring to play. Sometimes funny.

A warm spring breeze caresses the long anthracite mantle, giving peace and freshness. A few steps away, two huge boulders guard the entrance to a gloomy cave that smells of blood and ashes. From this moment begins our terrible adventure, which will surely end in death.