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A classic that still holds a lot of charm. Great writing and innovative gameplay (for the time) that still hasn't really been replicated. Checkpoints can be a bit frustrating, but overall I think the game holds up pretty well. Recommend playing with upscaled HD textures found on nexusmods or moddb.

Really fun singleplayer campaign. The addition of the total war style grand campaign map, with skirmishes and missions taking place in the classic RTS game mode is a huge plus for me, and has given me a huge case of one-more-turn-itis.
Tried for free, ended up sinking roughly 13 hours into it and can safely say it is well worth the purchase.

I can't speak to how the game was at launch, or to the multiplayer component, but at least for singleplayer everything seems top notch, the sound effects, graphics and gameplay are all immersive and satisfying.

Additionally, this game is the perfect compliment to the show Rogue Heroes, having just received it's second season, which is also a must watch if you are interested in this period.

Nice little tease, the combat changes are better over the playable teaser, although movement and animations could be a bit snappier and more fluid. Voice acting and writing is good, the graphics are nice and the performance is adequate. Hopefully the full game will have DLSS/FSR options as a way to optimise a bit more.
Whatever it will be, it's certainly starting to feel like Gothic.

Archolos is not lacking in classic RPG feel, chock full of charm and atmosphere.
Adds a lot to the depth of lore of the Gothic universe, essentially serving as a Gothic 2.5
The game is fleshed out and polished to the point where you could easily be mistaken for believing it's an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ product.
So far so good, and only looking to improve with the 2.0 release.
Truly a hit in the nostalgia for any fans of the classic games.

An exceptional audio-visual experience, this goes beyond just a game and charts some new territory of interactive cinematic media falling somewhere between movie and video game. The overall presentation is absolutely stunning, and the story told is deeply touching and a harrowing experience for anyone who has experienced mental illness or seeks to understand it. It may not be for everyone, but for me following Senua's journey throughout this series has been one of the most memorable and impactful gaming experiences I have had.

At first I wasn't too sure about this, but it grew on me throughout the demo.
The character reworks feel a bit meh, Nameless is a bit annoying in this iteration, in an almost comical fashion. It remains to be seen how well it is pulled off in the final version... The combat is a bit janky but seems unique enough that it could be tweaked and refined to be more fluid and fun.
Considering this is an early build I think it shows some promise, although it didn't quite feel like Gothic to me and somewhat closer to Arcania in tone which isn't such a good thing.
Having said that, based off what is shown here, this is a game I could still see myself playing in the future, especially after years of improvements (hopefully).

Incredible game, never as an adult would I have thought that a game about an animated cat and his robot companion would hit me in the feels so deeply, but here we are. Truly a work of art worth experiencing, and a must for any animal lover!

Finally a reason for me to return to Starfield! I'm not one for endlessly levelling after beating all the main story/faction questlines, so I'm really enjoying this classic style story expansion, the expansion of lore and the interesting new zone it adds. Honestly it reminds me a little bit of Tribunal for Morrowind in some strange sort of way. Having a blast so far, perfect content to jump back in on a new game + character.

This is not my standard genre to play, but this game has surprised me with how engaging it is despite it's humble appearance. The setting alone is enough to distinguish this game from the crowd, with beautiful music, art and scenery all lending a nice atmosphere that pulls you in. The exploration is fun and unfolds naturally, the combat is simple but entertaining, and the progression is satisfying without being grindy. As a gamer who was not alive for this era of gaming, it evokes a feeling of some of the "later" rpgs I have played, such as Daggerfall (the cities & dungeons) or Gothic (starting with nothing, hunting monsters to get by). A little gem that is well worth the price.

An awesome game with a great setting, fun weapons and a nice visual aesthetic.
The combat is quite satisfying, nothing beats beheading an enemy with a well placed throwing axe or swing of the longsword. It manages to pull off melee combat really well, while still retaining a fast pace that befits the genre.
The campaign isn't overly long, but I really enjoyed the content that is there. There is a good variety of weapons, enemies and environments throughout the 3 chapters of the campaign, plus arena and endless modes to satisfy the bloodlust afterwards.
Each chapter also has a secret level with a secret boss which is a nice touch. I rarely look for secrets in these kind of games, but I found myself actually wanting to hunt for them in this one.

All in all I can highly recommend, great value for money at this price point, and I hope to see more of this style from this dev in the future!