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All the reviews that say: "easy to play, hard to master" are true. At its core, Rocket League may seem as just football with rocket cars, but the more you play the more you realise the potential metagame. Sure, you can just rush for the ball and hope for a lucky shot, but that also results in chaos gameplay. So you have to think in advance and anticipate your opponents move. Positioning and rotation with your teammates is essential and if you want to be good, you have to practice a lot. It plays fine with keyboard + mouse as a casual game, however I recommend a controller for more advanced moves and aerials.

Rocket League uses Unreal Engine 3 so it looks great. I was impressed by the attention to certain details, such as individual strands of grass on the pitch and the animated background of the arena. Also, the soundtrack is memorable. Performance is really good even on older systems. Has a solid community on PC and because it is cross-platform with PS4 you can easily find a match at any hour.

The developer, Psyonix, is always adding new content, cosmetic items and other game modes such as hockey or basketball. DLC's are also available and present a certain theme. The maps/arenas in the DLC's are free for everyone - very nice and it doesn't split the community.

Looking forward to the removal of lootboxes and introduction of the new blueprints.

Awesome game overall and I highly recommend it for hours and hours of endless fun!

The Room is divided in 5 chapters and each one offers a different box to solve. Presentation is done from a 3D perspective with a camera that rotates around the boxes so it can be played only using the mouse. You have to manual zoom on zones of interest and find hidden compartments with pieces that will help you progress to the next puzzle. Sometimes you have to use your special lens to find symbols that are not visible to the human eye. I was really impressed with the detail of some boxes, the quality of mechanical animations and the overall environment. There is also a hint system in the game, but I advice to turn it off from the Settings menu.

A short game that takes 2 to 3 hours if you don't get stuck for too long on some puzzles.
The next game in the series, The Room Two, already has a PC Edition. Can't wait to play it and also to see The Room Three ported from mobiles to a proper PC Edition.

I didn't play the game at launch because of all the problems regarding the PC port and I must say that the waiting has paid off with this title. One year later, after numerous patches, the game has fixed most of the performance issues and bugs. Best graphics in a Batman game so far deliver a breathtaking Gotham City that you get to explore at good frame rates. However, I noticed some frame drops in the Batmobile and I see that a lot of people are complaining about the same problem. In 50h of gameplay it crashed once for me, but I was very satisfied with the overall performance.

The story is awesome and as far as I can tell you should play Arkham Origins, Arkham Asylum and Arkham City in this order if you want to fully understand and enjoy it. Skip Blackgate - that game is bad. Without going into very much detail: you'll get to fight against most adversaries from the Batman universe and sometimes your assistans will join to help.

The Batmobile is a big part of the game and integrates vehicle combat as a new gameplay element. Most of the time you will use it as a tank to destroy drones and it gets repetitive, but sometimes you'll also need it to pass certain puzzles or transport captured villains to your headquarters: the GCPD building.
Combat on foot is similar to the previous games - part melee encounters, part stealth sectors where enemies have fire weapons. A new takedown system and gadgets have been added to Batman's repertoire.

Gotham City is your stage once again, but this time you'll encounter more elements from the open-world genre. These come in the form of various optional missions such as liberating towers, taking out drones or disarming land mines. You can treat them as time fillers or new opportunities to test your moves and gadgets. On the other hand, the villain optional missions are more fun and make a better part of the story with mini-boss battles and cut-scenes at the end. All optional missions reward the player with Wayne Tech points needed for upgrading your suit, gadgets and Batmobile.

Conclusion: A true sequel to previous Batman games that could have been the perfect ending for the series if it didn't suffer from minor technical problems. Still, worth playing for the amazing graphics, great atmoshpere and story.

A rather good story presents the conflict over promethium, a very rare resource, that involves the humans and an alien race called Vorus. At first, the two races seem to get along and share a giant meteor where promethium was found in abundance, but later the Vorus decide they want it all for themselves. You play as a badass marine that is sent to wipe out the aliens and stop any mining operations on that meteor. Parts of the story are told later on with the help of audio logs that you can find as collectibles and a more sinister plan is unveiled half-way through the game.

Level design is liniar, made up mostly of corridors connecting rooms and larger spaces for the boss encounters. In general, the action takes place inside the meteor's mining facilities and structures, with very rare moments when you go outside and get to admire the great sci-fi scenery. There is a turret ride and another level where you get to shoot things from inside an alien mech. Except for these, you can roam freely between checkpoints without many cut-scenes to bother. I also found some minor bugs, but nothing game-breaking.

Gameplay is very fast because many enemies will rush on your position. Tactical play is not impossible, but most of the time it is a run and gun scenario. Killing aliens is rewarded with points and badges pop-up at the top of the screen for certain actions (double-kill, explosive-kill, etc.). There is also a perk system that will unlock bonuses once you scored enough points. Aliens come in different types, from fast flankers to heavy armour, so you need to adapt and use weapons from both races. Guns feel great as aliens tend to melt under fire. I favored the energy weapons, but there is a weapon suited for every situation. Boss battles are brutal and you can die very fast if you don't stay in cover. Learn the specific mechanic for each boss and strike at the right time to succeed.

Takes about 8-9 hours to finish the campaign and you will die a lot. Fans of the FPS genre should not miss out on this game.

You play as Alec Mason, an Earth-born miner that comes to Mars looking for a job. Soon after your arrival, you get involved in a guerilla war against the oppressing force - Earth Defense Force. Your mission is to weaken EDF's control over different regions by destroying key buildings and completing optional tasks. Once you lower the control over a region, 3-4 story missions unlock for every region, so there is a little grinding involved for progression. Bring EDF's control to 0 in a region and you can take it over.

The gameplay is focused on destruction, as it should be because this game uses a very nice physics engine. There are a lot of tools to blow things up: items in the environment, mines, placeable detonators, rocket launcher, etc. You even get rewarded with scrap (game currency) for bringing down structures and making stuff go boom. There are also regular guns such as a pistol and assault riffle, but these are less fun to use. Later in the game you will have access to better guns and gadgets, but you will need a big amount of scrap if you want to unlock everything. My favourite combination was sniping with the nano-rifle from mid-air (using jetpack).

I didn't play Red Faction Guerilla in its original itteration, but from the information available it looks like the developers cared enough for the game to improve a lot and re-release it in a better state.

If you like open-world games such as Saints Row, Just Cause or Max Mad then it is a must-play. If not, I would still recommend to give this one a try. You will have a blast, I promise.

If you ever wanted to drive a tank during a zombie apocalypse, then this game is for you!

Best puzzle game since Portal 2!

The story takes place one year after your adventures in Yamatai (previous Tomb Raider). This time, the opening level is in Siria with the rest of the action taking place in Siberia. Although most of the levels are set on a winter background, there is a lot of variation throughout the game, so it is not all cold and snow. I found the story to be more engaging with great cut-scenes and voice-acting to complement it. Characters are also well-written with back-stories and details that can be discovered by reading the documents found in the game.

Graphics are a strong point for this game and it shoes that Crystal Dynamics collaborated with Nvidia to bring the best visuals and optimisation for PC. The nice graphics also require a lot of horsepower, so no wonder that this title has been bundled with the latest GPU's from Nvidia.

Gameplay is very similar to the previous title, but the animation quality is better especially with the stealth movement and sneaky attacks. I disliked how Lara's stealth movement is auto-triggered whenever enemies are close. I would prefer a button to toggle this behaviour and discover the next enemy location on my own.There is more emphasis on exploration and hunting, as you need crafting materials to upgrade your equipment and weapons. Optional tombs are part of the game and unlock some of your best skills after completion. Unfortunately the tomb puzzles are very easy (same as in the previous title).

Level design is liniar in most zones with the exception of 3 areas that are more open and can be approached in different ways. Range combat still feels better than melee, but this time the levels provide more opportunities for stealth attacks. Expect some level sections that just throw waves of enemies at you and some sections in which you just run and jump for your life. However, I like that quick time events are fewer now and Lara is still in your control most of the time. There are lots of collectibles and challenges to be discovered, but please note that some can only be found after you finish and return to that level.

There is no multiplayer, but some replaybility is offered with Expeditions. This mode is basically a scenario creator where your enemies, objectives and character modifiers are represented in the form of cards. Load any level with your custom cards and play it or share it with the community. Upon completing an Expedition, you receive coins used to unlock different cards.

Overall: Rise of the Tomb Raider is a nice looking game and I can recommend it to anyone who likes 3rd person action/adventure. Offers good pacing between story, exploration and combat so that you don't get bored or overwhelmed at any time. It takes about 12h to complete if you rush the story or over 30h for No Stone Unturned (100% achievement).

Most fun I had with a racing game since Flatout!

Jazzpunk is a strange, but very original game with a serious dose of humour. Take the role of a top secret agent who is sent in different locations (levels) around the world to complete objectives for your boss. The world is cartoonish, wacky, with surprises and modern references at every step, but the main focus of the game is the funny narrative. Gameplay is from a 1st person perspective and consists of solving easy puzzles by interacting with objects and characters in the world.

Takes about 2h to beat if you are not a completionist so I would recommend to get it during a sale or in a bundle.