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Женился на проходившей мимо милфе кореяночке

So boring.

Bought it for a reasonable price – just seven years of hard labor. Game of the year? Absolutely.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 throws you back into the Zone, and it’s just as deadly, atmospheric, and unpredictable as ever. Mutants, anomalies, radiation, bandits – everything here wants you dead. And yet, you can’t stop exploring. The world feels alive, dangerous, and eerily beautiful.

Gunplay is brutal, survival is tough, and the story pulls you in like an artifact in a gravitational anomaly. The tension of sneaking through a ruined building, hearing a mutant growl nearby, and praying your last few bullets will be enough – that’s the essence of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.

I Feast on Heretics – A Deisim Review

Ever dreamed of being an all-powerful god? In Deisim, you shape the world, guide civilizations, and, when necessary… deal with non-believers.

At first, it's all peaceful. You create land, let humans settle, and watch them grow. But eventually, they start forming their own religions, and some of them dare to doubt your existence.

Heretics detected.

You could be merciful… or you could smite them, cast them into the void, or summon a disaster to make an example of them. Meanwhile, the faithful will build temples and worship you – as they should.

Pros:
- Absolute power over your world.
- Satisfying divine punishments.
- Freedom to be a kind god… or a vengeful one.

Cons:
- Heretics don’t always learn their lesson.
- The temptation to go full chaos is hard to resist.

If you love god-simulation games and a bit of creative destruction, Deisim is definitely worth playing.

Burned my teammate, revived him, and burned him again. 10 memorized spells out of 10.
Magicka 2 is pure chaotic magic. Literally. You and your friends (if they still talk to you after a few “accidental” fireballs) combine elements to create powerful spells—or catastrophic disasters. Most likely the latter.
There are no mana bars, just your own reflexes and knowledge of spell combinations. Fire + Water? Steam. Rock + Fire? Fireball. Lightning + Water? Electrocution. Usually of yourself.

Fun and chaotic. Argued with my friend 100 times just trying to cross a single platform.

Biped is a co-op game that tests both your coordination and your patience. You and your partner control two adorable robots, each moving one leg at a time. Sounds simple? It’s not. Expect plenty of hilarious failures, last-second saves, and moments where you question your friendship.

No spoilers.

For me, Pathologic 2 was a breath of fresh air. If you’re looking for something truly unique and thought-provoking, this game is a must-try.
I’m honestly surprised I hadn’t heard of it before. The story pulls you into a dark and mysterious world—a dying town consumed by a plague. The atmosphere is suffocating, yet mesmerizing.
What impressed me the most was the depth and complexity of the narrative. The game forces you to reflect on morality, responsibility, and sacrifice. Every character has their own truth, their own motives, making the story even more gripping and layered.
Playing on the intended difficulty was a real challenge, but that’s exactly what made the experience so intense. The constant shortage of resources, the tough moral choices, and the relentless race against time created an atmosphere of pure survival and desperation. At the same time, every small victory, every moment of progress, felt incredibly rewarding.
If you’re ready for an unforgettable and harrowing journey, Pathologic 2 will stay with you long after the credits roll.

died

F

By the way, it’s a fantastic guide for streamers.

Not For Broadcast takes you behind the scenes of a fictional TV station, where you control the live broadcast of a chaotic and increasingly bizarre world. It’s a mix of satire, dark humor, and pure chaos. You’re the one switching between cameras, censoring inappropriate content, and handling random emergencies as they unfold.