Recent reviews by RiCE

Two Point Hospital has always been my favorite installment in the series. I did spend some time playing Two Point Campus, but the overall theme and gameplay just didn’t captivate me in the same way. However, Two Point Museum caught my attention with its intriguing concept. I decided to give it a shot, and wow, it was absolutely worth it!

The upgraded graphics, with enhanced lighting effects and reflections look very nice. Also the new gameplay mechanics are very creative and thoughtfully designed. The addition of expeditions brings an exciting twist to the original gameplay and the "Buzz System" finally gives a meaningful purpose to decorating your museum (instead of just hanging the same picture 8 times on the wall).

While there's always room for improvement, for me, Museum has just taken the crown as the best installment in the series (despite Hospital still holding a special place in my heart). Simply because the developers poured their creativity and passion into it.

I never thought I'd see the day when one of my childhood favorites got a remake, but here we are! The game's art style is stunning, especially in the interior scenes. The base story remains the same, with a few minor updates to keep it current. I particularly appreciate that the game now offers more guidance and explanations through dialogues and conversations compared to the original.

Of course, there are some minor bugs and glitches, mostly related to movement. Occasionally, the character gets stuck on obstacles, but in my opinion, nothing game-breaking, and I'm sure they'll be fixed soon. The character animation lacks a bit of smooth transition, but once you get used to it, it definitely gives you a nostalgic vibe from the old times.

I am so glad to see this game remade so beautifully and I really hope there are more to come!

Great game! The metroidvania style fits perfectly for a Prince of Persia game. It is a good mix of the very first PoP ('89), the Sands of Time trilogy and something new! Great story, superb music and fluid gameplay with some puzzles and challenges. I really liked this game and highly recommend it for those who like metroidvania and PoP.

It's a banana

Nagyon jó kis játék. Jó látni, hogy vannak még kreatív és egyedi ötletek. A hangulata is magával ragadó és amúgy semmi köze Horthy Miklóshoz.

The game is full of cheaters...
I would rather pay 20 euro per month for a proper anti-cheat solution than for a battlepass.

A really nice game. For me it somehow feels like Another World.

This game is unfinished. I loved the franchise so much and seeing it in such an unpolished state just breaks my heart.

Just to mention some:
- The UI design is horrible. The menu is unintuitive and the quality of buttons and icons... uuugh... everything feels like a placeholder for the final and more polished version. But no... these are the final versions.
- The gameplay is no better. 70% of the functions, we had in the previous games are missing now. No in-game leaderboards, no heavy-crushing, no names for team-mates, no forfeit (or surrender) button.
- Old bugs which have been fixed in CoH2 are back again. You can lock your units with barbed wire, or cannot tell garrisoned units to face in a certain direction or leave the building on a certain side. Pathfinding issues as always.
- And of course there are new problems too, like built units came without weapons or a single member of the infantry squad running brainless on the other side of the map, trying to find a way home.

This game is unfinished and unpolished. 3 weeks after release Relic should have already address majority of these issues with hotfixes. Compared to CoH1 or CoH2 this game feels like a low-cost mobile game version built by a 3rd-party indie developer team.

One of the best, if not the best Monkey Island game ever.

Garbage