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Saving the world? That's boring. Playing an evil lord and parodying the fantasy genre is much more fun.

In Overlord 2, you will try out the role of the new Dark Lord, with whom you will set out to plunder the land and spread evil. Mainly with the help of your chatty and tireless goblin minions.

From the cold glacial cave, your heavy steps will lead you through snowy gorges and along the way you will sow destruction and death around you. Then comes the tropical land of the annoying marijuana elves and their annoying dances. We will also go to the underworld to the dark land of the old, already defeated dark lord. And finally, we will go to massacre the land of our archenemy - the Roman Empire led by Emperor Solarius.
The game takes place in relatively large levels, which are visually very variable and offer constant enjoyment. Although it is a more or less linear experience, it at least gives a sense of freedom.

Overlord II is a successful sequel to the first game. Although there could be at least one new goblin class and more frequent saves. 55%

In a detective and psychologically tuned plot, the game strikes an emotional note when the main character Sebastian Castellanos enters the paranormal world with the hope of saving his own daughter.

The second part of The Evil Within basically plays more or less similarly to the previous one. The old heroes were given a new chance and the same can be said about the world of the undead, which was again created based on the motifs of the genre classic Resident Evil. Therefore, the basic feelings of playing have not changed, which are again based on the proven combination of third-person action with occasional silent movement and the growth of the hero's abilities.

Once the game stabilizes in time and place after a series of flashbacks, exploring the streets of the town of Union encourages creative thinking. The player can approach the main and secondary objectives of the campaign at will and at the same time choose their own fighting style. The new backdrops effectively mask the fact that the gameplay has not really changed at its core, but the urban environment offers far more options for enjoying the game. The town is a wonderful place to find shelter and shooting positions.

Evil can take many forms. This makes it clear that this Japanese horror game does not change its style and for the second time dresses violence in an unmistakably extravagant coat. Fortunately, it also does not lack variable gameplay, generous level design and more than enough playing time. A deeper, more sophisticated and better tuned game has been created on proven foundations. It is not just mindless brutality, as it might seem. 45%

Knowledge or known Lady is a romantic game with a light erotic undertone at times, it is a "dream life" simulator, where the most beautiful girls in the area only desire the player, that is, you.
It offers the possibility of interactive decisions that lead to individual movie scenes and also to different endings. Depending on which of the girls you like more.
I would like to point out that the game is not porn, you won't be fapping much in it.

Korean drama has been gaining prominence all over the world in recent years.
Personally, I discovered k-drama on Netflix when I had nothing to watch and since then it has been a part of my life. When I found this game, I immediately knew that I had to try it. 40%

The hyper-realistic graphics of Need for Speed ​​Unbound are complemented by cartoonish smoke effects in the corners taken by skidding and wings during every major jump that takes your breath away.

Of course, this is a totally individual matter and I understand that a significant part of the players will immediately go to the menu and look for where to turn off those goofy effects (don't worry, it's possible). I didn't do it. Instead, as part of tuning my first vehicle, the legendary 1998' Nissan Silvia K, I started exploring the possibilities of various shapes and colors of smoke and wings, because I not only didn't mind their presence in the races, but I actually enjoyed them.
They fit the overall tone of the game, where beautiful, realistically modeled vehicles collide with fully animated characters. The culture in Need for Speed ​​Unbound is wild, the visual tuning of the cars goes to absurd lengths and the cartoonish animations only confirm this.

The game starts to be bad only when we realize the terrible "woke" story. At the beginning, a lesbian steals my car and the whole game is about getting the car back, so I have to get to the top of the street racing scene and endlessly defeat a bunch of lesbians and transvestites.

I just tried to skip the story quickly without throwing up from those annoying characters and enjoy the amazing possibilities of realistic driving on a big and successful map, collecting and fulfilling various collecting activities and challenges and looking for the best places where I can take a screenshot with a newly tuned car.

In addition to the considerable care devoted to the vehicles, which are truly absolutely beautiful, Criterion also put a lot of care into the level design. I can't even remember the last time I had fun with the world itself in the Need for Speed ​​series (maybe only in NFS Heat).
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay in the Chicago-inspired Lakeshore City.

If you put aside the uninteresting story with the woke propaganda and focus purely on the car part, Unbound succeeds, despite initial concerns about its wild style. 70%

Counter-Strike is the most popular multiplayer game of all time, completely unrivaledly crushing all competitors on the online scene.
And CS Source is a conversion of the proven Counter-Strike into the modern Source engine, basically it is a better CS 1.6 and the predecessor of CS 2.
So it is a conversion of the original CS with everything from maps, player models, weapons and game style. In this, the authors have not deviated from the original concept in any way, but the game does not bring "just" a new coat of the already known, as was the case with the raw conversion of Half-Life: Source. The power of the new engine is very noticeable and at first glance it is a significant shift in appeal, supported in addition to a significant increase in the number of polygons and texture quality by a number of effects such as reflections, shadows, shimmering water surfaces, etc.

Among the many changes, which are really many, I would like to highlight the shooting system, which eliminated the previously frequent accidental killing in the form of unpredictable hits during burst fire, stray bullets, random headshots and other ailments that spoiled the game. Now everything is much more believable, which contributes to a much more authentic perception of the game.

On the one hand, it might seem that CS Source does not bring anything new, on the other hand, you can find quite a lot of various improvements.
However, the game never managed to replace CS 1.6. 60%

On one side, the evil empire of Valardul led by the dark mage Vez'nan, and on the other, the human kingdom of Linirea led by King Denas. These two archenemies will be forced to join forces and form an alliance, because an ancient and powerful evil has risen from the depths of the earth.
Personally, this alliance doesn't make much sense to me, since the last four games saw the armies of good and evil massacre each other, and I'm afraid the creators are running out of ideas. The best change for me is the ability to use two heroes at the same time.

However, this doesn't mean that KR 5 Alliance isn't a good game, it's just that after the last successful games, the creators set the quality too high and it obviously can't be kept that high forever.
Ironhide Studio announced that it will be intensively working on the game and upgrades throughout the next year, so we can expect additional mini-campaigns, new heroes, and new towers. 70%

The Shrouded Isle will show you that being the high priest of a dark god is a pretty dangerous job.

Any job, including picking flowers in a green field, can be stressful if your boss is a big enough bully. However, the threat of being yelled at, humiliated, having your bonuses taken away, or even fired is nothing compared to what awaits you as the high priest of the Slavic god Chernobog. As his name suggests, this boss will not tolerate any failures. If you don't sacrifice enough people and burn enough heretical books, he will climb out of the ocean and unleash a tirade that your rapidly cooling corpses won't be able to handle. Career prospects in The Shrouded Isle are very short-lived indeed.

The Shrouded Isle simply looks like a pleasantly depressing murder simulator with a very unique artistic expression. It's worth noting that you can swap out the basic green and black color scheme for a different color scheme if you don't want to spend a few hours feeling like you're staring at the contents of a bucket full of vomit. It's also important to know that one playthrough is usually quite short - don't expect a long campaign. Fortunately, there are 6 different endings, so there's place for replayability. 15%

Charles Reed, a former Navy diver turned private investigator with unexplained visions, is not alone in his strange visions and doubts about reality. The citizens of the isolated town of Oakmont suffer from similar delusions, which is an opportunity for the private eye to find the source of his insane illness.

But once he lands on the shores of a half-flooded city, where misery and ruin are the new norm, all sorts of events will seemingly distance him from his goal. And here comes the reason why you should play The Sinking City. A great detective work from Frogwares, which makes the Sherlock Holmes series a worthy game adaptation of the original.

The creators also use a mind palace in their latest game, where your findings from interviews with witnesses and suspects and from examining the crime scene are collected. Yes, you will pick up many objects, turn them and look for interesting things on them. You will read many, many letters, notes, diaries, newspaper articles, threatening messages, but also completely unrelated excerpts that add atmosphere to the game.

The detective has been given supernatural abilities related to his hallucinations. Thanks to them, he can reveal hidden objects to an ordinary citizen, as well as entire rooms. He can also replay the events preceding the crime, and it is up to you to determine their correct order. And to make matters worse, strange silhouettes from another world can navigate him to the escaped criminal, similar to the hitchhiking in the third Witcher.

Where (fish)people and evidence are of no help, one of the archives will come in handy. At the police station, you can find out the identity of the perpetrator based on the crime, in the newspaper you can find a cannery through an ad, and in the library you can find additional information about one of the many religions.

It is in these cases that The Sinking City excels, because it requires you to engage your brain. Archives are an exact science, so if you enter any of the required information incorrectly, you will not get the result. For example, if you are looking for a patient with a gunshot wound to the shoulder in a hospital, you will not enter the string Personnel-Therapeutic Department-19th century (the game takes place after World War I).

The Sinking City is a good detective game. Unfortunately, the term detective is accompanied by the words RPG and action, which simply have no place here. Not in this form. As a whole, it simply does not work as expected and you will have to make a lot of concessions to enjoy wandering around the flooded city. If you can pull it off, you will get a decent game in an attractive environment. 30%

World War II veteran Vito Scaletta arrives in Empire Bay, NY, on a month-long leave due to an injury, but in the end he never returns to the front. He is helped by his old friend, Joe Barbaro, and his connections on the wrong side of the law. The banknotes change hands, Vito hides fake discharge papers in his pocket, and a new episode of his life can begin.
And it will be a chapter colored with blood, gunpowder, betrayal, intrigue, a lot of broken cars, and most importantly, a growing ambition to be someone who means something. Because of it, the central couple takes on ever greater risks, which bear fruit for a while, but what happened to the jug and the ear?

In Mafia II, you can expect a number of strong scenes, funny conversations, and hilarious moments. At the same time, the rather awkward conclusion, a bit of eye-catching moralizing, readable twists, and several moments with the flavor of gods from the machine, have not disappeared. However, despite its minor flaws, the story is definitely worth listening to.

A slightly nicer Mafia II with all its pros and cons. It has aged quite well and anyone who hasn't played it now has the opportunity to do so comfortably on modern systems. 90%

The story of the series revolves around an alien invasion that you will face as a super soldier dressed in a special nanosuit equipped with several modes for different situations. Thanks to this, you can approach the problems as you wish... If you just want to sneak around enemies, just activate invisibility and that's it. If you prefer a more action-packed approach, send energy to the shields and you will become a walking tank. As a bonus, the suit also gives the hero superhuman strength and speed, thanks to which you can, for example, cut down trees with your bare hands and jump like a mushroomed Mario.

The game should be approached as a historical experience, which will probably appeal most to nostalgic memories, because the remaster only concerns graphic improvements. But, to be fair, it is still a decently functioning shooter with "predatory" abilities, destructible buildings and the ability to throw large barrels of gasoline at the poor Koreans.

I recommend Crysis remastered rather as a must before playing the other two parts, so that it is quite obvious how it all started. Of course, for veterans of the series, it's a nice refresher. 40%