Recent reviews by Pourcel0

Flynn is the typical jump-and-attack platformer that quickly becomes repetitive. The gameplay relies heavily on the same cycle of jumping, attacking, and jumping again, without offering much variety to keep things interesting. While the visuals and style might appeal, the overall experience becomes boring far too quickly. It’s one of those games I honestly regret buying because of how monotonous it feels after just a short time. There’s little motivation to continue playing, and nothing truly stands out to make it memorable or engaging. For these reasons, I do not recommend this game.

Do you like Batman? Do you enjoy throwing random punches and taking down criminals in style? Do you appreciate solving simple cases while using detective vision almost all the time? Then this is definitely the game for you. Even after many years, it remains a very good and highly entertaining experience. The combat still feels satisfying, the atmosphere is immersive, and the world captures the dark tone of Gotham perfectly. While some mechanics may feel dated, the overall gameplay loop is still fun and engaging. I fully recommend this game to fans of the genre and anyone who loves the Batman universe.

The Last Remnant is an absolute diamond a true masterpiece and one of the best games I have ever played. Its unique battle system, deep strategic mechanics, and unforgettable characters make every moment engaging and memorable. The world is rich with lore, and the story constantly drives you forward with excitement and curiosity. Even today, the game feels special and stands out among other JRPGs for its creativity and ambition. I genuinely hope it receives a full remaster someday, because it truly deserves a modern revival. I totally recommend The Last Remnant to anyone who loves great RPG experiences.

Dead Age is a very good and surprisingly innovative turn based zombie survival game. It combines classic tactical combat with resource management, crew decisions, and roguelike elements, creating a tense and rewarding experience. Every choice matters whether you’re fighting zombies, crafting gear, or managing your group’s survival. The game keeps you engaged with its variety of missions, character progression, and multiple story paths that encourage replayability. Its atmosphere is immersive, perfectly fitting the post apocalyptic setting. Overall, Dead Age delivers a unique twist on the zombie genre, and I totally recommend it to fans of strategy and survival games.

Assassin’s Creed II is, without a doubt, a very good game. The story is engaging, the world is beautifully crafted, and the gameplay still holds up well after all these years. The combination of exploration, stealth, and combat creates a memorable experience that helped define the series.
However, despite the game’s quality, there is a major drawback.... the access requires a Ubisoft account. Since I don’t have one and I’m not willing to create an account just to play a single game this significantly hurts the overall experience. Because of this requirement, I cannot recommend the game.

Dungeon Siege III is a highly enjoyable action RPG that offers a fun blend of engaging combat, charming characters, and a satisfying progression system. The story is straightforward but entertaining, and the world is filled with enough lore and atmosphere to keep players immersed. The gameplay feels smooth, with each character providing a unique playstyle that adds variety to every session. While not very complex, the game delivers a consistently fun adventure from start to finish. I totally recommend Dungeon Siege III to anyone who enjoys action RPGs.

Lord of the Rings War in the North delivers an engaging experience for fans of action RPGs and the Tolkien universe. The story is well crafted, offering a fresh perspective on the events of Middle-earth by focusing on the northern regions. The narrative is compelling, with a well written dialogue and interesting characters that make players care about the journey.
Gameplay is smooth and enjoyable, with a balanced mix of combat, exploration, and strategic decision-making.
The combat system feels responsive, and the variety of enemies keeps encounters challenging and engaging.
One of the game’s strongest aspects is its replayability. The combination of different character classes, skill trees, and equipment options encourages multiple playthroughs. This customization is the highlight of the game.
I can totally recommend this game to anyone looking for an immersive and enjoyable adventure in Middle-earth.

Divinity Original Sin is an outstanding RPG experience from start to finish. The game delivers a rich and engaging story, full of memorable moments and meaningful choices. Its gameplay is equally impressive, offering deep tactical combat and a level of freedom that truly empowers the player.
One of the game’s strongest aspects is its near infinite customization. From character creation to skill progression and combat strategies, every choice feels impactful and tailored to your personal playstyle. The world reacts to your decisions, making the experience feel uniquely yours. It is a game built with the player in mind, rewarding curiosity, experimentation, and creativity.
I completely recommend it.

This title did not align with my personal preferences in terms of style or gameplay. I found the overall experience unengaging and not suited to my tastes. As a result, I cannot recommend this game.

Oaken looked promising at first glance, the kind of charming, strategy based adventure that seems perfect for relaxing sessions. But once the novelty fades, the game reveals itself as a very repetitive TFT style experience with far too little variety to keep things interesting.
The entire game practically revolves around a single character. Instead of offering different playstyles, tactical approaches, or fresh mechanics, Oaken locks you into the same loop over and over again. No matter how beautifully the game is presented, the gameplay quickly becomes predictable and boring.
Overall, I didn’t enjoy Oaken, and I genuinely can’t recommend it, especially if you’re looking for strategic variety or meaningful progression. There are many better options in the genre that offer richer gameplay, more characters, and far more gameplay.