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The next and last part of Stalker, and I had as much fun playing it as in the previous ones. There have been a lot of changes, both positive and some negative. Starting with the first ones, you can certainly immediately notice that the world is more alive here. At the stations, the stalkers talk and joke with each other, depending on what we do in the world, they will also talk about it, and when the emissions start, all the stalkers nearby run away with us to the nearest shelter. There are many more side quests with very useful rewards, for example the respect of the stalkers, which will make them more favorable to you or they will bring ammunition or medicines to our stash from time to time. A nice addition is the ability to sleep, so you can decide for yourself whether you prefer to walk around the zone during the day or at night. In Call of Pripyat, they managed to improve the shooting mechanics and now it's perfect. There are other additions, such as a stalker from whom we can order items for money, orders for specific artifacts from merchants, and reduced map sizes and distances between locations, which made the gameplay much more enjoyable. As for the negatives, the plot is not as interesting as before. It's okay. When I was playing, I had the impression that money was too easy to earn and there were too few things to spend it on. Lastly, artifacts are not that useful, they are mainly obtained for sale. There are 2-3 useful artifacts throughout the game.

This part of Stalker is just as good as the previous one. In some aspects even better. The plot is equally well-thought-out and engaging, with a few surprises. Improved graphics and the ability to play at 1920x1080, which was not an option before. A great addition are the technicians present in every larger camp, who are able to improve our weapons and suits for money. There has also been a major change in the shooting mechanics. There are better animations and a greater sense of realism, but you have to get used to it. It wasn't easy and I often got irritated that my bullets weren't going where I wanted to shoot, but after some time, when I got better weapons and upgraded them a lot, I started doing better.

The Stalker series has crossed my mind many times. I really like old, classic games, but when I looked at the gameplay and screenshots of Stalker, I thought to myself: Nah, this game is probably too old and won't be much fun for me. Oh boy, how wrong was I. The climate here is amazing. You really feel like you're walking in a post-apocalyptic world, you're a real stalker. Saving ammo, earning money for food, medicine, better weapons and armor, fighting mutants, learning about their fighting styles, exchanging fire with other stalkers and collecting things from them to sell. Exploring the world, completing side quests and searching for desired artifacts, all this makes Stalker a game I have needed for a long time and didn't know about it. There are many weapons you can choose from that suit your play style, but not every weapon is perfect and you have to test for yourself which one will be best at a specific stage of the game. As for shooting itself, I had to learn it at the beginning, but I got used to it quickly. The game is quite difficult, but over time it becomes so much fun and I started to get so good at it that I wanted to increase the difficulty of the game to make the game world even more challenging for me. This is exactly what Stalker has to be. You have to deal with everything yourself to become better and better. As for the plot, it is very interesting. Fights between different factions, helping their leaders, searching, going underground, dealing with anomalies, different locations, towns, all this makes you want to play more and more. Additionally, the game has multiple endings. It was a nice surprise for me. The only thing that bothered me was the long distance between locations and main objectives, especially when we carry too many things with us and we constantly have to manually drink liters of energy drinks.

One of my favorite old childhood games. The atmospheric war, espionage and rescue missions, along with graphics and good music, were done very well. There are a lot of weapons in the game that are pleasant and fun to shoot with. As for the gameplay, the goals and missions we have to complete are really interesting. Whether it's destroying tanks with a Panzerfaust, shooting down planes with anti-aircraft guns, driving a tank, espionage, rescue missions or blowing up important points for the enemy. The only thing I can warn you about is be careful if you want to play on the hard difficulty level...

The metro series has always somehow passed me by. Even though my friends played it, I saw various videos on YouTube and knew about the existence of books. One day I was looking for a game to play and I thought to myself, Okay, why not. Let's finally see what it is about. It was one of the better decisions I have made. I was immediately drawn into this dark and heavy atmosphere. The environmental elements, the particles, the entire environment around us, everything looks really great. The game perfectly reflects the vision of a post-apocalyptic world, the fight for survival and life in difficult times. The game is not long, but it is up to each individual whether it is good or bad. For me, I think that playing through the game allows you to experience everything it has to offer and prevents you from getting bored. Maybe it could be slightly longer. The plot is interesting and surprising, and the way it is told is unique and pleasant. As for the gameplay, it is incredibly enjoyable. This game can be quite scary when you hear grunts and growls, look around and suddenly these nasty things jump out at you out of nowhere. Shooting is very satisfying and I like the fact that you really have to spend your ammunition wisely, because there is not much of it and it is quite expensive. I had a great time playing it, so much so that I will definitely buy the books because I am curious about this world and what will happen next.

I know that not everyone likes this part of The Walking Dead and I can understand them. Our beloved characters from the main part of the game are not here, and the main character's backstory is not impressive. But apart from that, the story is really interesting. We meet new, cool characters to whom we become attached, and the decisions we make are important and determine how the story will unfold. Nice graphics, which can be seen when killing enemies, are also a plus. One more negative that I see mentioned sometimes is that the game is too short. That's true, it would be nice if it was longer. But the title of the game says that it's a mini series, so... I guess it speaks for itself and everyone should know what they're buying. For me, there were emotions, there were difficult choices and there were interesting, various good and bad characters. I had a lot of fun playing this.

The world of Tomb Raider has fascinated me since I saw Angelina Jolie in the movie as Lara Croft, so it was natural for me to play this game. I didn't know what to expect, but I was hoping for a rich story, interesting characters, an immersive combat style, breathtaking views, exploring and learning about the world, tombs, ruins, legends and rumors. Tomb Raider met all these expectations. The plot is interesting and develops from beginning to end. Relationships with our people are different, we lose some, others turn out to be traitors and others take our side. In addition to following the main goal of the game, there are plenty of side relics, documents and other collectibles to find that will help us better understand the plot. A pleasant and simple system thanks to which we improve our character and weapons. The combat is balanced, enjoyable and parkour is great and intuitive. I love finding new ways to get to hard-to-reach places. The graphics are very nice and there are also a lot of interactive things with the environment, such as walls crumbling when you shoot. Of course, it wouldn't be Tomb Raider without various kinds of puzzles, which can be more or less obvious, but very pleasant and rewarding to solve. I had a lot of fun playing it and I have a lot of nice memories associated with this game.

I started my adventure with Fallout with this part of the series. The plot gets more and more interesting over time, and if we have GOTY, we can have quite a blast after finishing the game. As for the gameplay, shooting becomes satisfying and enjoyable over time as we improve our skills. Finishing off opponents with VATS in slow motion is even better. The biggest problem of this and other Bethesda games is the overwhelming number of additional quests and a huge map. One side quest can take quite a long time, and after completing a few of them, you start to have too many items. After this, the game may stop being fun and the only goal that motivates us is to finish the story. To complete the game and not get bored quickly, you should focus on the main missions. Later, if you want, you can do the side ones. I also felt like I needed more weapons. At the beginning of the game I found 3-4 weapons that I used almost until the end of the game. Ultimately, I had a really good time and I'm curious to see what New Vegas will be like.

A very, very, very good strategy game. Despite its age, it is quite extensive. There are many factions to choose from, each specializing in something different. One has better technology, while the other has better troops, either earlier or later in the game. Managing cities is simple and fun, but the most fun is during battles and sieges. They are spectacular and the player feels like a real general. It's not just, click on the enemy unit, attack and whoever has more people wins. NO. You can lose a battle with an army twice as large, or win a battle that is doomed to failure for you. You need to think about what units you will deploy and where. Archers to the front line so they can fire at the enemy and not shoot at their own. Spearmen close to them so they can retreat behind them and deal with the charging cavalry. If there is no cavalry, the most armored knights go to the front to absorb the blows. If we have cavalry, go around the enemy army and attack from the flank, which will completely crush the enemy army. Computer opponents are usually quite clever and it is not always easy to defeat them. And there's more. Sending spies to foreign cities, priests to incite citizens, or assassins to kill squad captains. Various tasks that we get over time and the rewards for them. Concluding alliances, crusades, placing merchants on the map in appropriate places, or deciding where to build a castle where we will train our units, or a city that will generate gold income. The game is very addictive at the beginning, but over time it may become slightly boring.

I'll start with the most important thing. The game is really great and I highly recommend it if you are a fan of The Witcher world. The plot is very good and interesting, especially since it has a strong connection with the books, and there are cool characters that we don't meet in the main Witcher games. I really liked the main character we control. She's a baddas. The soundtrack, as always with CD Projekt Red, is wonderful, and the voice actors and narrator did a great job. You can hear emotions in their voices depending on the game situation. As for the gameplay, it's a card game, so it's probably not for everyone, but I liked the fact that what happened in the game was reflected on the field where we lay out our army (cards). If we are conquering a castle, the first enemy line will have gate and wall cards. If the opponent is weaker, it is visible, if he is stronger, it is more difficult for us to defeat him. It's also cool that the characters talk to each other while playing cards. The gameplay is also diverse, we don't always play only with our deck. We often encounter various types of puzzles and have to play with the cards the game gives us. The last thing I love about this game is the decisions. There are many situations on our way where we have to choose, and the decision is not always obvious. Sometimes there is no right answer. And all decisions matter. They influence the end of the game and who joins or leaves us. The only drawback of this game is too many unnecessary battles. I have the impression that they are simply unnecessary and artificially lengthen the game, and sometimes, they beat the plot out of rhythm.