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Cyberpunk 2077
This game is no longer available in our store
Created on 04 January, 2026 00:16
Cyberpunk 2077

Lacking in creativity

Its just an RPG with a bigger budget, and nicer graphics (when they arent bugging out). Lacks anything that could have made it special. It pretends to be a living world, with player choice. But its just a big linear corridor the size of a whole city, without choice of expression of any kind. Its art that communicates entirely one directionally. I am tired of these kinds of games, no matter how pretty they may be, or how many programmers died making it.

Created on 13 June, 2023 19:30
Created on 06 May, 2023 22:20
Created on 26 November, 2022 00:59
Songs of Syx
Created on 28 August, 2022 22:29
Updated on 28 August, 2022 22:31
Songs of Syx

Never before seen scale

If you've played banished, imagine that on the scale of a total war game. Okay, you got the idea now.

23 gamers found this review helpful
Disco Elysium - The Final Cut
Created on 17 July, 2022 15:39
Updated on 17 July, 2022 15:46
Disco Elysium - The Final Cut

Writing & presentation excellence

This game is simply incredible. As a game designer I always thought games should strive to be simulations crafted by a machine (after all, video games are different from tabletops because we can compute far more stuff than some dude in a D&D meeting). Yet this game is entirely built of an incredible amount pre-made scenes and dialogue trees, expertly crafted in a way that that no algorithm could ever surpass. Disco Elysium acts as proof that though games may still work best when simulating a world, we ought not to ignore the fact that we can also use them to store an incomprehensible amount of branching paths capable of delivering a better >experience< than any algorithm ever could.

1 gamers found this review helpful
Syndicate Plus™
Created on 09 August, 2021 14:25
Updated on 09 August, 2021 14:28
Syndicate Plus™

A classic game not worth playing

As a game designer myself, I have always wanted to play Syndicate, but playing it is a matter of sheer will due to how outdated and clunky the controls are. Controlling the characters feels slow and unresponsive. The pathfinding is laughably bad. Enemies can see you in buildings, but you cannot see them. (This was what made me quit) How to play is not really ever explained to you, the manual does a poor job at it. Overall, I am glad I played it, I can indeed see why it is considered a classic. But its flaws make it hard to recommend to a modern audience.

4 gamers found this review helpful
Blood: Fresh Supply
This game is no longer available in our store
Created on 03 May, 2021 13:35
Created on 18 March, 2020 02:16
Streets of Rogue
Created on 07 October, 2019 12:41
Updated on 07 October, 2019 12:47
Streets of Rogue

The revolution that rouges needed

After 12h of gameplay in just one and a half days, I can say that this game is absolutely fantastic! The systematic gameplay and randomness of a rouge combined with the aspects of open-world roleplaying games is a fantastic idea, while it has been attempted before, it has always felt quite flat, not in Streets of Rouge though! Each level feels like an epic dungeon full of dangers, booty and adventure, yet it also manages to retain the feel of being in a living- functioning town. I truly hope more developers take note of this instant indie hit, because it sets a standard on how things should be done. We need more games like Streets of Rouge.

21 gamers found this review helpful