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I've never thought this day would ever come. Age of Mythology, likely my most favorite game got remastered. The visuals can be noticed immediately. The game is truly gorgeous, offering a saturated palette of colours. The buildings and characters have their models completely redesigned, and the overall atmosphere is enhanced by a new soundtrack with instruments typical of the cultures you are currently playing. But there are many more changes than just the audiovisual. The game is smooth, it doesn't lag even with a large number of units on the battlefield, and I personally haven't encountered any bugs so far. Very interesting is the addition of the fifth age, which allows you to build a wonder and create titans. Among other minor changes, the population cap increase is awesome, making battles more epic. Another welcome change is definitely the removal of the favor limit. God powers can now be used again, for some favor, and that is a game changer. The Atlanteans, who are otherwise included in the expansion of the original game only, are a great plus as well. Another bonus is mod support and the map editor. The only downside of the game is the harvesting priority system, which should automatically manage villagers according to a preset ratio that can player choose. Unfortunately, villagers are often sent through the enemy territory to die, although they could've safely harvested much closer. And gaining favor isn't in this system at all. In the end, I was redistributing villagers on my own anyway, just like in the original game. This mechanics definitely deserves to get an upgrade. Overall, the game is absolutely great, whether you're a new player or a seasoned veteran, you definitely won't be disappointed. Zeus approves!

Creative, pretty immersive and surprisingly quite complex game. Very original lore, interesting characters, even more interesting enemies. The locations are thoughtfully connected and their visual is charming, although most of Dark Souls world is just dark and almost depressing. But that's exactly what portrays right Dark Souls' atmosphere and perfectly captures the helplessness that comes over you during this game. Challenging and painfully enjoyable.

The game of my childhood. One of my favourite games ever, I've always completely adored it and still do to this day. Original concept that was executed so well. Not only does the game entertain for hundreds of hours, it also manages to teach something of the different mythologies and that is definitely a big plus. It's also necessary to mention the ageless and very catchy soundtrack.

Elden Ring is actually the most perfect game ever made. It gave me basically everything I've always wanted from a game and that is complete freedom. Furthermore, the game is so well created that you can simply ignore literally a single questline (although at the cost of not having a mount or not being able to level up) and yet you can still finish the game without "any" problem. And everything doesn't just lead to not to one ending but to several.
Moreover, the world of the Elden Ring is not what the player would probably be used to. It's not a world waiting for the player to fix it. No, the world is an autonomous organism that takes on a life of its own and the player is a completely overlooked part of it. Also worth noting is the sheer freedom, not just in terms of story, but in terms of overall gameplay, the unforced attachment to attributes, items, etc. The player simply chooses any working combinations of items that will be more or less helpful in finishing the game. So there are plenty of ways how to play.
The game is very original and offers a massive and complex lore - plus it's incredibly interesting, and every hour immersed in the Elden Ring made me wanna learn even more. Many hours of wandering the landscape and therefore, understandably, such a high amount of satisfaction from discovering a secret or defeating an enemy. After each revealed secret the game offered, I asked myself how it was even possible that something like this could just materialize in the form of a video game... If we quickly talk about the difficulty... Well, I'm a gamer and in the end I'm glad for something that couldn't be beaten so easily and simply gave me a real challenge.
Also, I must say something about the visuals, which are an absolute treat and worked so perfectly along with the ambient music. The map design is so great that even an unexperienced player can be guided to exactly where they need to be. And yet it's still so huge that without a closer look it hides countless secrets, which again, you will only discover after a few hours of searching.
I can't describe how much I loved Elden Ring. It was the only game in a long time that I devoted all my free time to and didn't regret a single minute or a single penny spent, because it was definitely all worth it.

Not that pointless as the title said! But wouldn't play it anymore.

Lovely. Game can remind you a TV show The Office but it's still original and it has its own style. Dryly delivered humorous comments of the main character, the absurdity of the plot, peaceful piano music and square nudity fits together pretty well.

A classic RPG with interesting graphics and impressive locations. Without watching any reviews, videos or screenshots, I bought TL II only because my friend told me it is a really great game... And yeah, he was right. :)

Ideal simple game with kinda catchy music to play with your friends. You just kill hordes of zombies with pistols, machine guns, rockets, traps, chainsaws and many more.

One Hundred-Legged Boredom. Dull, monotonous, occasionally glitchy.

You need at least 200 IQ to play this game. I just can't describe how I love this game. It doesn't take so much time to finish the game (well, it depends on how good you are at solving the individual puzzles), though if you like challenges and completing achievements, then you will spend bunch of additional hours in this game. Story, atmosphere, soundtrack, graphics, mechanisms, simply everything perfectly fits together. If you enjoy playing with your friends, Portal 2 offers multiplayer levels as well. They are a bit harder and you literally need to cooperate together. Just give it a try. I promise you won't regret it.
This game definitely deserves a place among (my) top games of all time.