The Callisto Protocol delivers consistent thrills, even reaching moments that rival the genre's best. However, it struggles to carve its own identity. Borrowing heavily from Dead Space creates a lingering feeling of deja vu. Technical woes and a forgettable story with underdeveloped characters hold it back from greatness. The Callisto Protocol is fun, but not groundbreaking.

Banishers Ghosts of New Eden feels like a slow-paced game. The dialogue pacing could be improved, and the gameplay mechanics might not appeal to everyone. The characters may also come across as uninteresting to some players. Overall, we were disappointed with the experience.

Horizon Forbidden West is a masterpiece. With a gripping story and a world ripe for exploration, you won't be disappointed.

Outcast A New Beginning dated storytelling, and poor writing make the game boring. Technically, artistically, and script-wise, we've seen much better elsewhere. All the same, Outcast A New Beginning is not unpleasant to play.

Terminator Dark Fate - Defiance is an RTS that tries its best to bring a vicious, dirty, gritty war between humans and machines to life. It delivers flashes of that promise in motion, but lets itself down with obnoxious missions designed around inconsistent rules. Couple that with a confused campaign structure.

MechWarrior 4 Mercenaries stomps in with big robots, but shallow missions and repetitive gameplay leave you feeling like an underpaid mechwarrior. The Game engine is a couple of years old and not as cool-looking as contemporary games. Skip this contract, pilot.

Splinter Cell's more grown-up cinematic storyline, intuitive controls and realistic graphics made for a high quality stealth-based action game hampered only by a couple of Game-breaking issues namely the inability to invert the camera and the absence of melee combat which is illogical and frustrating.

I wish Assassin's Creed Mirage were the game I’ve been waiting for as a fan of the franchise, but it’s not. The developers’ desire to make it similar gameplay-wise to classic installments of the series is obvious and welcome, but as a whole, this is a surprisingly bland product with an average story, poorly written NPCs and embarrassingly weak dialogues. Moreover, Basim’s adventures do not bring anything valuable to the series. It’s a hollow, shallow and basically unnecessary game developed to showcase the Middle Eastern setting.

It encapsulates everything reality television should embody - cruel, humorous, and heartless. The game promises immense enjoyment with top-notch graphics, while its humor and mischief elevate the experience to sheer brilliance.

A game that will satisfy anyone's crotch rocket or simulation fantasies. The detail paid to both the physics engine and the graphics is remarkable and worth seeing if you crave realism. a definite must-have title for motorcycle racing fans

I purchased this game upon its release, and I find it truly impressive. The arsenal is fantastic, featuring not only traditional weapons but also standout choices like flaming arrows and a toxic gun that adds an explosive twist to eliminating enemies. As a dedicated player of all the Serious Sam games, I can confidently say that while Will Rock shares similarities, its unique elements make it an immensely enjoyable gaming experience. I highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates first-person shooter games.

Flawed from the start, being crude for the sake of being crude makes it lame, but playing it makes it a pain. You'll play Postal 2 for the novelty, but its junk food gaming at best. Bad for your body and mind.

A sequel that relies more upon arcade sensibilities than the original game, making it more colourful and accessible but less original and absorbing. A decent FPS that never really reaches the heights of its predecessor.

Bland and generic feeling. Too arcade. The Civilizations are not unique enough, and South American Civilizations are not supposed to have gunpowder troops in the Middle Ages! I came from having played Age of Empires 2, Command & Conquer. This is not a bad game, but I felt mildly disappointed.