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It is an interesting concept, a game in a medieval setting that strives to be as realistic as possible for a video game and happily, it largely succeeds but it has a few downsides. The main story starts strongly and leaves you wanting to find out more but the closer it gets to the end, the worse it becomes. the game's finale is hardly memorable and leaves a lot to be desired.
The world however, is created beautifully, the graphics (apart from facial features) are stunning. The soundtrack is nice and pleasant for the ear, too. Combat is controversial but once mastered it feels impactful and really rewarding when the course of battle is in your favour. The main character is likeable but rather mediocre although that's possibly a deliberate choice. Side quests are alright and may occassionally end up with a smile on your face. Definitely worth trying for yourself.

A very solid and rich story intertwined with the encounters using the Gwent system with different rules making it a true pleasure to play. Highly recommended especially for people enjoying card games.

A game much better than its predecessor and the previous installment already offered a great time. This game improves on all the aspects of Shadow of Mordor and adds more to it, making it less repetitive and more fun with a story even more compelling and stunning graphics and effects.

This is pretty much the only alternative to Overwatch 2 and it has a few things going for it
+cool looking characters and a variety of them
+more roles making strategizing and team picking more versatile and interesting
+works great on all sorts of CPU and GPU out there for the fact that the game is not even remotely heavy on even lower-end modern PCs
+gameplay feels fast-paced and captivating

Unfortunately, the game is not balanced and Hi-Rez refuses to take care of their own game and instead, they do the same as they do with Smite- push out as many skins and new characters as they can which hurts the balance of the game. Looking for a ranked game may take an unacceptable amount of time. The community is rather toxic and lack of interest from the developers doesn't help it. Even the client faces some problems, occasionally dcing you without a reason, crashing, bugging the character selection which is appaling in a game that has been out for so many years.

Playing this game very casually with a group of friends may be worth your while but investing yourself into this game will likely leave you with a some sort of disillusionment. Overwatch has rightfully met with a disdain from its playerbase but it is still a more polished and balanced game than Paladins.

This is an enjoyable game utilising the not very often used nemesis mode which is executred nicely. The short story is good. Combat feels impactful and powerful, facing uruks or orcs in this game having their pros and cons you can take advantage of grants the player some time of true fun before it gets repetitive. Graphics and soundtrack are alright, too.

This game was perhaps the most hyped game of the 2018 and in spite of its simplicty, it's easy to see why. Playing this game with friends is a true blast that can convert an otherwise boring evening into a great bonding experience. Playing the game on your own with random players feel underwhelming but the game's potential is great and is worth such a small amount of money.

Despite its overwhelming success, this game could be and is easily dethroned by other games on the market that do exactly the same job as CSGO but better. This game feels average at best, is filled with toxicity from the players which hasn't been properly addressed in spite of the game being out for over 10 years. Trying to invest yourself in this game at this point would probably not be worth it.

One of the best and polished Total War games on the market.
It might feel limited in terms of strategizing on the map in comparison to the newer titles but is still fun, challenging at times and feels rewarding. The atmosphere was executed perfectly and battles are truly impactful. A pure pleasure for all the medievalist souls out there:)

It is a shame to give this game a bad review having in mind that it was very enjoyable and fun. The strategic aspects of the game felt really cool and balanced, striking the good balance between having to really strategize and think and attacking and acting in a truly reckless way. The soundtrack is good, dialogues are alright and graphics are okay even to this day. Unfortunately, the game is almost unplayable on newer systems and requires a lot of effort to even launch it, let alone enjoy and finish.

Netherrealm does not disappoint with this one. The storymode is even better than it was in MKX and the combat is even more mortal;)