I really like the gameplay. I love that there are so many possibilities to get your job done. Hope for more gadjets, characters and maps or maybe also some villain's in the future!
I enjoyed playing this game a lot more than I thought I would. I have never been one to be too fond of puzzles, games just have a habit of throwing you into a puzzle wishing you good luck. However this game actually makes the puzzles not too hard, however not too simple. I love how they have a way to not completely leave you in the dark, you have your book to always remind you what you've found, and hint what you need to do with it. I'm not finished quite yet however I'm close to the end and up until this moment It's been a lot of fun.
They had a chance to fix Ultrawide support, they did not do that, they added a new UI and thats it. Cutscenes are zoomed in Vert -, gameplay is okay but i FOV slider would've gone a long way.
The PC remaster of Onimusha 2 is exactly how you want a retro game to be handled. Nailing a perfect Issen counter-attack against a Genma feels as tight and satisfying as ever. The biggest wins here are the modern analog controls and widescreen support, which completely remove the frustration of the original tank controls while making those beautiful pre-rendered backgrounds look crisp in HD. Quality-of-life additions like auto-saving and quick weapon swapping let you focus entirely on the excellent pacing and the unique companion gifting system that gives the campaign massive replay value. It's an atmospheric, focused samurai adventure that proves Capcom's old-school design still holds up brilliantly today.
This game is absolutely stellar, especially with the unlocked framerate that makes the lightning-fast combat feel incredibly fluid. The core gameplay loop of dashing, parrying, and chaining stealth kills is punishing but entirely fair; when you die, you know exactly what you did wrong. It beautifully modernizes the brutal tension of the classic arcade era without losing its soul. Plus, having all the extra DLC art and soundtrack tracks bundled in makes it a fantastic package for anyone who loves high-difficulty action.
Takes everything that worked in the original and refines it into a smoother, much more dynamic experience. The pixel art remains stunningly grotesque, but it's the combat and exploration that really shine this time around. Giving you three distinct weapons to switch between completely changes how you approach both the brutal boss fights and the environmental puzzles. The platforming feels precise, the lore is beautifully haunting, and the PC optimization is flawless. It's an absolute must-play for any fan of dark, challenging side-scrollers.
I honestly didn't expect to sink as many hours into Troy as I did. The biggest standout for me is the multi-resource economy. Instead of just managing a generic treasury, having to juggle food for basic troops, wood and stone for infrastructure, and precious bronze and gold for elite units completely changes how you expand your empire; you actually have to fight over specific settlements to secure your supply chains. The campaign map is genuinely beautiful, with a vibrant Aegean Sea and a neat Greek pottery aesthetic in the skybox. The battles are heavily infantry-focused, which fits the Iliad setting perfectly, and while the original "truth behind the myth" concept—where mythological monsters are just heavily armored guys in masks—is a bit quirky, it works well enough in practice. It doesn't have the massive, sprawling scope of the Warhammer titles, but as a tighter, more focused strategy campaign, it's really satisfying and runs incredibly well.
The craziest of them all since it's everything based on the imagination of the main character. Absolutely a blast. it's not the usual turn based rpg, but it's dynamic and very satisfying.
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