Recent reviews by Blubird

A very enjoyable game. Never having played the original this was the perfect opportunity to experience it for the first time. Great atmosphere (even in the vacuum of space) and most definitly an example for remakes done right.

Very nice game. It's like space invaders but modern and flashy. Daily and weekly runs are a very nice addition. Soundtrack rocks as well.

Very flexible and easy to use collection of emulators. If you want to dive into playing your digitized old-school library without the hassle of downloading and setting up a bunch of standalone emulators, RetroArch is gonna be your friend. Just select the right core and game and on you go, diving right into the action.

A truly worthy successor of Ori and the Blind Forest.

Will of the Wisps is every bit as endearing and beautiful as it's predecessor. With it's unique visual artstyle and top of the line atmospheric soundtrack this game indeed manages to recapture the feeling of playing Blind Forest once you dive in it for the first time.
Of course Blind Forest was unique in a sense, as it was the "original" entry of the series and didn't have to live up to a predifined standard, as Will of the Wisps certainly had to do.

In my opinion this was no issue though, because the sequel did not only live up to it's expectations, but most certainly offers a lot of improvements as well. The gameplay itself feels super smooth and polished and is certainly a big improvement over Blind Forest, which already offered top of the line handling and mechanics.

I love the new abilities, which very much fit the style of the original Ori but offer new refreshing content by being just different and new enough. What I enjoyed most, however, was the new time trials mode. I really loved climbing the ladder and hitting those sweet placements well within the first couple hundreds.

Whilst I personally still think Ori and the Blind Forest was the better experience in terms of it's sheer surprising and unexpected quality and engaging story, I do feel like Will of the Wisps is a near perfect successor and it definitely is my favorite game of 2020 so far.

It's CS. You already know it's a good game cause it's CS. Despite it's countless flaws it will be a time drain for you and your friends.

You will laugh, you will celebrate, you will cry (out of anger or sadness) and you will probably quit it a couple of times, once you get rightfully frustrated.
There are hackers, gambling, people playing on potatoes and sometimes you wonder whether your teammates dedicate even half a braincell to the game.

You will hate this game, yet you will come back every time there is an update, be it a new case or a change in map rotation, you will boot it up at least once.

This game is simple yet incredibly complex and you will probably suck at it, but it is worth every second, as long as you play it with your friends. Because the beauty of CS is precisely this: You can play a quick round with your friends and every match feels like it matters.

Pretty much a Star Wars Souls-like. Great visuals and an enjoyable albeit surprisingly challenging combat system. EA released a good, solid game for once. If you enjoy Star Wars and want to run around as a Jedi slashing stormtroopers, this may just be the game for you.

Subnautica in space, but with a touch of comedy. All in all good stuff, haven't even encountered any mentionable bugs despite early access, so thats great too.

One of the best RPGs on the market, worth every penny, whether it's on sale or not.

Probably the best space themed 4X grand strategy game out there right now. It is certainly still rough around the edges in certain aspects, like diplomacy for example, but Stellaris keeps getting better with every new free content patch and the various acompanying paid DLC. If you enjoy grand strategy and science fiction this game might just be your cup of tea.

Ein grandioser Klassiker im Genre der RTS-Spiele und mein persönlicher Favorit in der langen Liste an Star Wars Titeln. Ich habe das Spiel lange Jahre in der orginal "boxed Version" gespielt und bin kürzlich auf die Steam-Version umgestiegen. Auch wenn Empire at War: Forces of Corruption etwas in die Jahre gekommen ist, macht es immer noch immens Spaß das Spiel zwischendurch anzuwerfen. Die Raumschlachten sind grandios und sogar visuell immer noch recht hübsch anzusehen, die Bodenkämpfe sind allerdings für meinen Geschmack leider etwas in die Jahre gekommen. Was das Spiel allerdings nocheinmal tausendfach besser macht ist die Reaktivierung des Multiplayers im September 2017, sowie die vielen Mods, welche jetzt auch im Steam Workshop verfügbar sind. Meiner Meinung nach ist Empire at War ein must-play für jeden Strategieaffinen Star Wars Fan.