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Chained Together is a fun puzzle game, especially with friends, but it works just as well solo. The puzzles are tricky enough to keep you thinking without feeling frustrating. There are different game modes to match different playstyles, and the new level editor is a nice touch for some extra creativity. Definitely worth checking out!

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The game is set in the medieval Kingdom of Bohemia, now part of the Czech Republic. You follow Henry, the son of a blacksmith, whose life is turned upside down when his village is attacked by mercenaries. Seeking revenge and justice, Henry's journey is compelling and engaging.

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One of the standout aspects of this game is its historical accuracy. It brings 15th-century Bohemia to life with detailed medieval buildings and clothing. The story is based on real historical events, though some elements are adjusted for gameplay. The game does an excellent job showcasing how people lived, including their social structure and religious practices. Even the combat feels authentic to the medieval period, enhancing the overall immersive experience.

The atmosphere in this game is amazing. After playing Red Dead Redemption 2, I found myself enjoying the exploration of forests, villages, and towns here even more. The changing weather and day-night cycle add realism, transitioning from bright sunny days to dark, misty nights. Sounds like birds chirping, church bells ringing, and armor clanking make the environment feel vibrant and alive. The interactions with characters and the depiction of historical events further enrich the game's atmosphere.

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Gameplay in Kingdom Come: Deliverance is rich and varied. The swordplay is highly detailed, focusing on skill and technique rather than simple button-mashing. Combat requires precise timing, proper stances, and effective use of different weapons, making each fight a true test.

You can explore different playstyles, such as thief, archer, or knight. You can focus on stealth and lockpicking as a thief, use ranged attacks as an archer, or engage in heavy melee combat as a knight. Each playstyle comes with unique skills and strategies, allowing you to tailor your approach to the game’s challenges. How you choose to play affects how others react to you—knight builds can intimidate guards, while villagers might show you respect or offer better discounts at shops.

You start as a simple blacksmith’s son with no special skills or experience. As you progress, you develop abilities such as sword fighting, archery, reading, and pickpocketing. Your journey involves building relationships and seeing the impact of your decisions. All these elements combine to create a rich and immersive experience. Kingdom Come: Deliverance stands out for its depth, historical accuracy, and engaging gameplay.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance offers a true RPG experience set in medieval Bohemia. Follow Henry, a blacksmith’s son, as his life changes after a mercenary attack. The game excels in historical accuracy with detailed settings and authentic combat. The immersive atmosphere is enhanced by a dynamic day-night cycle and realistic sounds. Gameplay is diverse, featuring detailed swordplay and various playstyles. As you develop skills and relationships, your decisions shape the world, making KCD an exceptional and engaging RPG.

I bought this game during the ongoing summer sale at an 80% discount, and it's still not worth it. Why? Because every time you are in the menu, there are FPS drops. For every single replay and cutscene during gameplay, there are huge FPS drops. There is a bug that EA didn't care to fix; even if you are on a 4090, you will get stutters if you set the render quality (i.e., texture quality) beyond medium.

You can try as many fixes as you want: use V-Sync, Radeon Anti-Lag, NVIDIA Reflex, set the settings to no frame limit—the game won't run flawlessly. There are mandatory stutters and drops throughout the game, and I am not exaggerating. If you have played previous games, you know that replays, in-game cutscenes, or transitions happen frequently. Every time you score a goal, make a foul, or during match intros, there will be transitions or replays, causing stutters and FPS drops during these events. This significantly impacts the overall game experience.

Hey there, before we get started, let me lay down the basics. If you're not big on horror games or they make you a bit nervous, hang tight. I'm here to show you why this game could be a good intro for you into the horror genre.
And if you're a pro gamer who's tackled Alien: Isolation, Outlast, or Silent Hill, listen up. I'm gonna explain why giving this game a shot is totally worth it, and what makes it stand out. So, whether you're new to horror or a seasoned player, there's something for everyone here. Let's dive in.




Resident Evil 2 stands out as one of those timeless classics in gaming that you'd give anything to wipe from your memory, just so you could relive that initial experience all over again. It's a masterclass in game design, meticulously crafted with an eye for detail that's hard to match.
The storyline isn't just some throwaway plot; it carries real weight, drawing you in with its intrigue and suspense. And let's not forget the characters – they're not just pixels on a screen; they're memorable personalities that stick with you long after you've put down the controller. But perhaps what truly sets Resident Evil 2 apart is its environment – it's not just a backdrop; it's a living, breathing world that immerses you completely, a rarity in an era dominated by sprawling open-world games.




The single most important thing which makes this game immersive is because of its environment because the game involves backing tracking which means going back to places you've been before to solve puzzles and find secrets.

Let me give you some quick examples:

• throughout whole game you will be limited in resources like ammo or health and killing zombie in this game doesn’t drop any supplies or items so how you are dealing with every single enemy makes a huge difference.
  
• if zombie breaks a window and you don’t fix it next time you come to the same place there will be zombies hiding or waiting for you in the same location.
  
• When you backtrack, it gets tense because you're low on supplies and run into new problems like tougher zombies and changing surroundings. You have to make decisions about which paths to take, and your choices can affect whether you survive or not.
  
• The game has tricky puzzles that need logic, observation, and sometimes mixing items. It feels good when you figure out the puzzles and uncover secrets, making the game more fun and engaging

Shooting in zombies make them stumble and you can break their limbs saving you ammo.


Learning the layout of the map is crucial for backtracking efficiently. When you explore carefully, you'll find hidden items and shortcuts that make the journey easier. This adds a layer of strategy
to the game, where each decision on where to go next can have a significant impact on your survival.

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Leon in introduced as a rookie police officer and This is reflected in his dialogue, actions, and overall demeanour throughout the game. Players must navigate his journey from a naive newcomer to a hardened survivor, adding depth to the character development and storytelling. Leon's vulnerability and growth make him a relatable protagonist, drawing players deeper into the immersive world of Resident Evil 2.

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The graphics in Resident Evil 2 are incredibly detailed and realistic, both for characters and environments. The lighting effects are spot-on, enhancing the atmosphere whether you're in a dark hallway or a dimly lit room. The zombies are particularly impressive, with lifelike movements and gruesome details that give them a truly horrifying presence. What's remarkable is the attention to detail, evident in subtle elements like rain splashing on the ground or steam rising from vents. These small touches elevate the overall graphical experience and make Resident Evil 2 visually stunning.

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Resident Evil 2 nails this creepy and beautiful vibe of Raccoon City, with its deserted streets and falling-apart buildings. Each area you explore, from the police station to the marshlands, feels totally immersive. And the sounds? They really amp up the spookiness, making it feel like you're stuck in a nightmare you can't escape.

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Resident Evil 2 is like that ultimate gaming gem you wish you could erase from your brain just to experience the thrill of it all over again. It's not just a game; it's a masterpiece. The story hooks you in, the characters feel real, and the attention to detail is off the charts. But what really seals the deal is the world itself – it's not just a background; it's alive and Resident Evil 2 stands tall with its immersive, nail-biting environment.

MSFS 2020 is mind-blowingly realistic. It's like sitting in a real airplane but in your living room. Everything in the cockpit, like buttons and switches, is exactly where it should be in a real plane. The way the planes move in the game feels just like they do in real life. It's like you're really flying.

It's not just the planes; everything in the game feels real. The way the sun shines into the cockpit, the reflections on the instruments, and the sound of the engines all make you feel like you're actually flying. Whether you love planes or you're new to this, you'll be amazed at how lifelike MSFS 2020 is.

The world in MSFS 2020 is astonishing. It's not just a made-up world; it's our world. The whole planet is recreated in incredible detail. Whether you want to fly over famous places like New York City or explore the Amazon rainforest, it's all there, and it looks incredibly real.
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The landscapes are so accurate. You'll see busy cities, beautiful hills, and peaceful lakes, all looking just like the real thing. Even places you may not know about are recreated with amazing detail. It's not just about the big landmarks; it's about the whole world, and the level of detail is unbelievable.
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Plus, the world is alive. You'll see real weather happening, like rain, snow, and thunderstorms, which affect your flight just like in real life. The day turns into night, with beautiful sunsets and sunrises that make everything look stunningly real.
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MSFS 2020 has many different kinds of planes to choose from. Whether you like fast jets or classic propeller planes, there's something for everyone. Each plane is made with extreme care, inside and out, to make it look just like the real thing.
It's not just about the planes themselves; you can also customize your flights in many ways, like picking where you start and finish, choosing the time of day, and setting the weather. You have a lot of control over how you fly, making each flight special.

What makes MSFS 2020 special is that it's easy to play. Even though it's super realistic, it's made so that everyone, whether you're an expert or just starting, can have fun. If you're new to flying, you can start with simple controls and get better as you go. The game has tutorials and helpers that make sure you don't get overwhelmed and can enjoy the game.

In addition to the freedom to fly anywhere in the world at your leisure, Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS) offers Landing Challenges and Bush Trips as its core content.

Bush Trips are pre-designed flight adventures that replicate real-life journeys undertaken by bush pilots, known for navigating rugged and remote areas, often contending with challenging weather conditions and landing on unpaved airstrips. In MSFS, these bush trips provide you with an opportunity to experience these thrilling flights while putting your flying skills and navigation abilities to the test.

Landing challenges in MSFS 2020 present thrilling scenarios that assess your piloting skills by demanding precise and safe landings at various airports worldwide. Each challenge offers a unique experience and situation to keep the gameplay engaging. There is a scoring system, rewards, and leaderboards associated with these landing challenges.


Long loading times and certain scenery in specific locations may appear unattractive and distorted, even after world updates. These are my primary concerns regarding the game.

I do feel betrayed because they promised that MSFS 2020 would be supported for up to 10 years, and yet next year they plan to release a new game in the franchise. However, Microsoft has stated that MSFS 2020 will continue to receive updates. I'm skeptical of their word now, given their failure to uphold their promise.

Yes, it's definitely worth it, especially when on discount. The game offers a wealth of content and quality of life updates, including major world updates since its release. If you decide to purchase it, you'll have access to substantial, high-quality content. Currently, it remains the only game that provides an experience close to real-life flying, with a 1:1 ratio of the entire world at your fingertips. Furthermore, we have yet to receive new information on the release date of MSFS 2024.

In a nutshell, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 is incredibly realistic, with a huge, detailed world to explore, lots of different planes, and an easy-to-play experience for all aviation enthusiasts. Its dedication to realism, dynamic world, and user-friendly design makes it a game that anyone interested in aviation or looking for an amazing virtual flying adventure should play.

I anticipate that my perspective might attract criticism, but I must express that Max Payne 3, despite its acclaim, failed to captivate my interest. The narrative seemed lacklustre and formulaic, lacking the depth and complexity that I had hoped for. Regrettably, the excessive employment of cut scenes throughout the gameplay significantly undermined my sense of immersion. I found it challenging to develop any genuine emotional investment in the storyline, as a substantial portion of my experience was confined to passively observing these cinematic interruptions in virtually every room I entered. The core gameplay itself predominantly entailed a recurring cycle of entering rooms, watching these scenes unfold, and then engaging in gunfights that, while reasonably well-executed for a title of its age, eventually grew monotonous.

Although I acknowledge that the visual aspects of the game have withstood the test of time admirably, allowing for a visually appealing experience, I must confess that I experienced a palpable detachment from the narrative continuity established by the preceding two entries in the series. The divergence in tone, pacing, and overall thematic coherence from its predecessors left me feeling somewhat estranged. While my sentiments may diverge from the consensus, it is important to recognise that personal preferences inevitably play a role in shaping one's experience of a game as intricate as Max Payne 3.

Providing a negative review due to the persistent occurrence of stutters within the game, I regret to note that the frame rate remains confined to 60 frames per second, fluctuating incessantly between 45 and 60 frames. This erratic performance renders the game entirely unplayable from my perspective, as the character's movement exhibits a pronounced choppiness, further exacerbated by the subpar quality of PC controls. Regrettably, these controls are hardcoded, precluding any possibility of remapping to a more suitable configuration. This title, unfortunately, falls into the category of games that I had initially anticipated enjoying. Regretfully, due to its current suboptimal state, my experience has been far from enjoyable.

If you're into "Sifu," you're probably in it for the badass combat and cool art style, not so much for the storytelling. But let me tell you, the story's all about seeking revenge for the tragic loss of the protagonist's family. The game is set in a world that's all about martial arts, and you get to be this determined hero on a kickass journey for justice. As the story goes on, you'll face all kinds of tough enemies, each with their own fighting style you'll need to master to kick their butts.

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In "Sifu," the aging mechanic is a central and innovative gameplay feature that sets it apart from traditional combat games. Whenever the player's character is defeated in battle, they experience the effects of aging. This means that each time the protagonist dies, they physically grow older, reflecting the toll of their arduous journey for vengeance.

However, the aging mechanic is not a mere punishment for failure. Instead, it serves as a strategic and transformative element of the game. As the character ages, they gain wisdom and unlock new abilities. This progression empowers the player to approach subsequent battles with a fresh set of skills, making the character more capable and experienced in combat.

This mechanic adds a layer of depth and complexity to the gameplay, encouraging players to learn from their mistakes and adapt their fighting style as they evolve throughout the game. It transforms defeat into an opportunity for growth, symbolizing the character's resilience and determination to overcome obstacles on their quest for justice.

The aging mechanic in "Sifu" not only reinforces the narrative themes of growth and personal development but also creates a dynamic and engaging gameplay experience, rewarding players with a sense of achievement and mastery over time. It beautifully intertwines the character's emotional journey with their physical prowess, making "Sifu" a truly unique and memorable martial arts gaming experience.

Posture, parry, and dodge – these are the heart and soul of the electrifying combat systems in both "Sifu" and "Sekiro"! Brace yourself for a thrilling journey through intense martial arts battles that will leave you breathless.

In "Sifu," posture is the key to victory! Strike with precision and relentless power to break your enemies' defense, opening them up for devastating follow-up attacks. It's a game-changer that keeps you on the offensive, unleashing a storm of furious blows that will leave opponents reeling!

But wait, there's more! Both games share the mastery of parrying, a skill that transforms you into an untouchable force! Perfectly timed counters deflect enemy strikes, turning their aggression into a perfect opening for your own strikes. It's a dance of skill and finesse that rewards quick reflexes and calculated moves.

And let's not forget the art of the dodge, where agility and evasive prowess are your best friends! In "Sifu" and "Sekiro," you'll be dodging, weaving, and sidestepping with grace, avoiding enemy attacks with sheer finesse. Be like a shadow, untouchable & elusive, ready to strike back with lethal precision.

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In conclusion, the combat systems of "Sifu" and "Sekiro" will keep you hooked from start to finish. Embrace the thrill of mastering posture, parrying, and dodging, and you'll find yourself immersed in a martial arts adventure unlike any other.

The Sifu Arena Challenges constitute a distinct game mode, encompassing 45 diverse challenges featuring various enemies, modifiers, and environments. This addition serves as an ideal post-game content, significantly enhancing the game's replay value.

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The game offers a plethora of character and moveset modes, each providing a distinct and enjoyable experience. For instance, players can embody iconic figures such as John Wick, Batman, and Tifa, and these mods go beyond mere character additions by incorporating realistic physics.

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Moreover, the Moveset mods overhaul the default move sets, offering abundant content and enhancing the game's replay value. Trying out these mods is highly recommended, as they promise a lot of fun and immersive gameplay.

Sifu delivers an extraordinary martial arts experience that stands out as a true gem in the gaming world. With its innovative aging mechanic, the combat becomes an exhilarating journey of growth and resilience. The fluid and skillful combat, coupled with an emotionally charged storyline, immerses players in a captivating narrative. "Sifu" is a must-play for martial arts enthusiasts and action game fans alike, offering a unique and unforgettable gaming adventure.

Horizon Zero Dawn boasts an exceptionally stunning setting and narrative background coupled with outstanding visual quality and fun combat.

The story premise of Horizon Zero Dawn (HZD) alone is good enough to get you hooked, you play as Alloy who is a skilled hunter lived her early life as outcast of Nora Tribe. She’s on quest to uncover the mysteries of her past and the origins of this Metal machines wandering around the earth.

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Within first few hours of game the story will get your attention as Alloy starts asking questions about: who gave birth to me? Why I’m an outcast? Why there are metal machines wandering around? what is zero dawn?

As you progress through the story you will discover different tribes, machine beasts (animals), ancient ruins, biomes and breathtaking landscapes. The story will gradually uncover with interesting twists and plot, Overall HZD offers rich story which is emotionally impactful with great balance of human and machines.

When I first looked at the game combat, I underappreciated the idea of using Bow as a primary weapon but I was wrong in fact it greatly fits the theme and setting.

The Combat in the game is dynamic and diverse it allows you to deal your situation differently because each machine beast or enemy in the game have different weaknesses and strengths, you also have to be precise in combat when fighting big machines specially on higher difficulties because they are vulnerable and take damage if you shoot with your arrow in certain spots in their body.

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You are equipped with this smart device called Focus which allows your highlight weaknesses of each enemy and path so you can plan ahead and hit them accordingly. There are different sets of arrows that you can craft and use for your advantage.

The only let down I faced in combat was lack of melee, since the beginning of the game you get spear as your secondary weapon and its pretty much useless in the game because the game wants your get better at Bow. There was no lock on as well which can be frustrating when facing multiple enemies.

In Conclusion, Combat in this game rewards your accuracy and timing, it requires learning enemy weaknesses, patterns and swift movement to conquer battles. So, it delivers highly enjoyable combat and experience.

Horizon Zero Dawn, takes place in post-apocalyptic crafted open world expand across different biomes which consists off lush-forests, snowy-mountains, deserted landscapes, ancient ruins and storm all of this together combined in a single map offers aesthetically pleasing experience. The game also consists of day and night cycle where you can experience beautiful sunrise and sunsets.

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Every Machine in the game is beautiful and have great attention to details in the game. Overall, the game excels in visuals with a balance of nature with a flavour of technological advanced civilization.

1. Since the combat is centred around Archery, Melee combat have barely any weight, there is no enemy lock on and overall feel of melee combat is awkward.
   
   
2. Poor Facial Animations and average voice acting, there is enough attention to detail on protagonist but the characters revolve around her had clunky and poor facial animations.
   
   
3. Human Enemy combat is straightly poorly thought.
   
   
4. Average Side Quests, they really missed on a great potential here, some side quests are fun while others can be repetitive like your average Ubisoft game.

Horizon Zero Dawn (HZD) offers rich open world experience coupled with excellent story premise, it is filled with greatly detailed creature and delivers jaw dropping visuals, story is intriguing while combat can be intense and highly enjoyable, it has its flaw in the form of repetitive average side quests, poor melee combat but overall, it is a unique blend of nature and technology while delivering emotionally impactful story. Easily my pick of must play titles if you are the fan of genre or even remotely interested in the game.