Recent reviews by maksym21

Is a shining example of how to do a remaster right. It combines top-tier technical performance with a gripping, mature story that stays with you long after the credits roll. It is a mandatory play for anyone who values immersion and world-building in their shooters.

One minor critique is that the Human AI can occasionally be inconsistent. In stealth sections, enemies sometimes suffer from "tunnel vision," making it a bit too easy to pick them off one by one in the dark. Nevertheless, when the fighting breaks out, the combat is punchy, brutal, and satisfyingly difficult on higher settings like "Ranger Hardcore."

Polished and addictive puzzle game that successfully distills the stress of stealth into a fun, rhythmic experience. It is a perfect choice for players who enjoy "trial-and-error" puzzles and want something that feels both stylish and intellectually stimulating without being overly punishing.

Saints Row: The Third is a celebration of player agency and pure, unadulterated fun. It isn't trying to tell a deep, emotional story about the human condition; it’s trying to see how many tanks you can drop from the sky while a Kanye West song plays in the background. It is a loud, purple, and chaotic masterpiece of the open-world genre that proves that sometimes, being "silly" is the most serious thing a game can do.

Is a triumph of minimalist design. It doesn't try to be an epic adventure or a complex simulation; it simply provides a peaceful space for creativity and focus. It is a digital sanctuary that proves games don't always need conflict to be engaging. Whether you have five minutes or three hours, it offers a consistent, therapeutic sense of accomplishment that few other titles can match.

Tell Me Why is less about "saving the world" and more about healing a family. It’s a quiet, introspective masterpiece that stays with you long after the credits roll. It’s a must-play for fans of narrative-driven adventures.

Dark, unsettling, and essential piece of gaming history. It proves that simplicity is often the most effective way to deliver a powerful experience. If you haven't played it yet, you're missing out on one of the best atmosphere-driven games ever made.
​Final note: The ending will leave you staring at the screen for 10 minutes, questioning everything.

If you are a fan of the original SEGA version, this is a must-buy for the nostalgia alone. If you are a newcomer, be prepared for a challenge and consider turning on the "Infinite Lives" setting.

Whether you are a veteran of the SEGA Genesis era or a complete newcomer, this is arguably the best beat 'em up ever made. It honors the past while feeling like a modern masterpiece.

Unravel is more than just a puzzle-platformer; it’s a work of art. It’s a game about the small threads that hold our lives together. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing visual experience or a touching story, Yarny’s adventure is essential.

Sleeping Dogs is a cult classic for a reason. It takes the best parts of the open-world genre and infuses them with a unique setting and a combat system that is still satisfying over a decade later. If you want a game that makes you feel like a total badass while telling a heartbreaking story of loyalty, this is it.
​Final Note: "A man who never eats pork buns is never a whole man!" — This game is a masterpiece that deserves a sequel we might never get. Play it, eat the pork bun, and enjoy the ride.