drama Games

Actually returned to Witcher after the recent Netflix series, because I didn't have time for Blood&Wine campaign before. I have to admit it's pretty solid. Bright, full of jokes and adventures, engaging from the very first missions. Plot about high vampires is also very entertaining.

If you missed it for some reason, it would be your best bet to go for it asap.

I love this games

This beautifully crafted game is a true adventure set in a cozy micro universe. Really great points about it:

-Family friendly and even educating with it's puzzles
-Completely single and offline playable
-It's made without a single word, but the infographics are international
-Awesome visuals and great soundtrack

Do you love boss fights? This game is all about boss fights in an open-world. Ride a horse to find a giant ancient colossus, take out your sword and try to climb atop of that evil thing. Every fight is unique and puzzle-alike action.

During this hunt on the giants you will find out about the story of this abandoned world and it will shock you!

If for some reason you missed it - make sure to give it a try, even after the years since release, Fallout 3 is still a masterpiece post-apocalyptic adventure rpg. It is a lot better than Fallout 4 imho.

Quake Champions is still the best classic deathmatch shooter.

Fast paced, quick damage, quick kills, quick moves - modern shooters rarely have those features.

If you are looking for an offline playable action-arcade game, here it is. Tap smart to save your chicken from dangerous things across many levels with increasing difficulty. Ads and in-apps do not smash you and the game is overall very well made.

Just recently played it. I found the concept exciting - I love bikes and games, and together they are just great, the style is cool, but controls really need more simplicity, or an optional arcade mode in settings.

What comes to my mind is a combined keys for an action, e.g.: ASD - turns you around. A/D for speed/slow, W for jumps, S for actions.

Actually I played Heavy Rain after I finished Beyond: Two Souls so it didn't impress me as much as BTS. However, the drama was really intense, it is a thriller game, and unlike watching a thriller movie, here you get deeper into it.

The game has many endings, and thanks to my gamer skill I was able to complete the game with the best ending possible.

For now I would suggest getting hands on Detroit and BTS first.

Grand Age : Medieval is a bit repetitive and requires a lot of micro management in the long run like most of good RTS nowadays. It's awesome features of economic that needs knowledge about supply and demand, a unique military style unit system, and organically town development characteristics when being zoomed in is one of a kind. Although, it's a bit boring at the mid and end game of the campaign, because lack of more things to do. A good overhaul update may bring this game into top. For example they could add a seasonal weather that affects resources output and prices, trade wagon speed, and positive and negative events.

Basically, extreme hind and seek. I love this game. People will complain about some killers being too OP or trolling survivors being trolls. That all adds to the fun for me. No games ever really the same because you don't know how each other player play, which is bloody important! It's a challenge as both killer and survivor and it kind of feels like two games for one, which is nice.

There's so many elements to learn about, and there's SO many stylish tricks you can pull off if you stick with it for a few hours, really starting to understand the mechanics.The combat is tight and smooth, and the environment is full of creative ways to turn the tides of almost any kerfuffle you get yourself into! It's a lot to take in, so give yourself some time to make sense of things.

I adore this game because it's a masterpiece. It's absolutely immersive. The modding community makes it an incredible experience. The game makes you feel like you're literally making something of nothing. It really is good at making you feel like it's really after a global thermonuclear war event. It's a hopeless, toxic, mutated world and you're stuck in it.

Unless you're looking for e-sports quality competitive online multiplayer leagues, this is the BEST sim out there for force feedback wheels; it detects different wheels, pedals, shifters, handbrakes (on different USB devices!) seamlessly; with the must have community-made Content Manager, changing settings for switching out wheels (F1 vs Drift) or accessories (H Shifter Vs Paddles) is easier than in any other game.

This game i have had for a while and although not completed in the time i have had it is a really enjoyable game. i have recently came back to it in 2019 and got slightly further than i did so im progressing slowly. this game is a learning curve and a challanging game from being a souls fan and other soul game a likes this is one of them from challanging combat to the awesome soundtrack. lords of the fallen is a lot slower however and bosses moves sets are very few and repetitive their are sometimes ganks in the boss fights which can also be annoying but if you can master parrying/backstabs then you can easily kill the small mobs. the world can also be confusing at times and may not always be clear on where you need to go.