Classic old-school turn-based RPG combat on a grid, very similar to Chess or games like King's Bounty. If you've played Fantasy Wars, it's basically more of the same kind of fun. This bundle also includes the Seige, Ranger, and Magic expansions to Elven Legacy, which I would buy for the full experience.

This is a really fun and unique old-school FPS game, reminding me a bit of Wolfenstein and a little bit of Bioshock. The main attraction is its completely fresh blend of setting and themes: there are not so many WWI games on the market, and I have definitely never seen WWI done like this before in any media. And I mean that in the best way possible, since NecroVisioN is certainly not striving for historical accuracy, lol. The actual FPS controls feel responsive and satisfying, and overall I don't have any big complaints at all about the experience. The Lost Company prequel DLC that comes with this bundle is also recommended for the full experience.

Although Off-Road drive is probably one of the absolute best examples of an older offroading game (like in Spintires/Mudrunner, the emphasis is on overcoming difficult obstacles in your vehicle rather than racing), it is hard for me to give it 4 or 5 stars due to lousy controller support. No matter how much I fiddled with the options, the game fails to recognize a standard gamepad and forces me to use the keyboard for a driving game. There is definitely still fun to be had here, because speed and precision are not so critical compared to careful planning and slowly clearing the difficult terrain. But I can't help but feel a little dissapointed with the restrictive, non-analog control scheme.

If you liked the base game of Legends of Eisenwald, the Road to Iron Forest DLC is really a no-brainer to pick up. The difficulty is higher (as it should be), the new map is large enough and full of enemies to fight, and overall it is a great example of DLC done right (for a very affordable price) to build a meaningful continuation of the original game experience.

Unfortunately, 10 out of 26 locations are missing in this port of the third Pilot Brothers game, which is a huge shame. Although more Pilot Brothers is awesome and great fun (the Soviet-era cartoon flair is still strong, and the characters and environments are still amusing), the lack of content and abandoned state of the game make this one a 3/5 at best, I think. I bought it to get as much Pilot Brothers on PC as I could, having greatly enjoyed the first two games, and don't have regrets since the price was cheap. But this is also the first Pilot Brothers that even Adventure game fans can probably skip - it is simply too incomplete of an experience.

If you enjoyed Deponia or any adventure game from these developers in general, I think Edna & Harvey is a clear recommend. For people new to the genre, it is also a pretty good one to start with; not too complicated. While it isn't my absolute favorite point-and-click game but is a lot of fun and is up there.

Desperados is a very high quality tactics/stealth game from the 2000s, with an awesome Western theme and a great cast of characters. It far surpasses its sequel (although the recent Desperados III is a nice return to form). This classic is still fun in 2020 and for me is a clear 5/5 stars and worth a buy.

One of my favorite music/radio packs for Cities Skylines! Some very nice, soothing tracks that are generally pleasant in tone and let you relax while building. You can sample the tracks on Youtube to see if you like them, for me it was another great addition to the game's options and atmosphere.

This miniseries does not follow Clementine or your other favorite characters from the main series Walking Dead games. Noting that, it does a good job getting you to care about Michonne and the rest of the cast, and has that familiar well done Walking Dead atmosphere and integrated gameplay. Definitely recommended for fans; it is strong, if not quite as strong as Seasons 1 and 2.

Another nice Paradox cosmetic DLC, this time adding new visuals to units like the Cavalerie and other French units. For me, it helps with the game's aesthetics and overall atmosphere, and makes it more interesting for me to play. Thumbs up, although note that it obviously does not affect any gameplay systems and is thus definitely optional.