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If you want to play a beautifully crafted, *real* medieval roleplay game, then you should definitely give Kingdom Come: Deliverance a go.

After a rough launch, this game (even if not bugfree) is now much more stable. You play the role of Henry, the son of a blacksmith, a peasant forced down the path of adventure. You will experience all the growing pains of going from zero to hero, and feel yourself improving at every adventure, challenge or task that you encounter. Lots of very original, hard but rewarding profession systems put together to weave this immersion in which you will spend days on. There is some bipolarity on this game, where you sometimes experience fantastic and original sequences and then some dull and unuseful moments.

Definitely not a perfect game, flawed by some lack of polish, and sometimes bad pacing, but still a gem that can't go unplayed by fans of history and medieval roleplay.

The Sexy Brutale offers a fresh approach to the point-and-click mistery adventure game. It draws inspiration from the huge old time Lucasarts classics like Maniac Mansion, or The Day of the Tentacle, and mixes it up with simpler yet smart game mechanics. It packs a lovely artwork, fantastic soundtrack and rich environments. Its deep and touching story makes up for the rather simple puzzles it offers.

I guarantee you will not drop it until you've completed it. Really looking forward for more from Cavalier and Tequila Works!

A masterpiece.

Her Story is a puzzle where you have to make sense of a series of deposition videos based on keywords that you will hear during these.
It is a brilliant journey into the mind of a young woman under investigation. You will truly feel immersed in it. Even if you are just typing and cataloguing short interview pieces.

Don't hesitate if you find it on a discount, and consider paying full price if you are a fan of investigation games.

You should get this game only if you are a fan of story driven games. The gameplay itself although fun, isn't very creative and gets old very fast, but the story, bursting with H.P. Lovecraft references and an obvious David Lynch influence, will get you binge playing it like it was a book or a tv show!

The production values are also very high, with great songs that will ring in your head for weeks.

You can currently get this for less than a movie ticket. And it will certainly be worth your time and money!

This game is exactly what it is supposed to. A fun challenging co-op game, that builds on the new LEGO tradition of creating LEGO counterparts to already established franchises, and doing it with the typical LEGO humor.

The character roster and diversity is HUGE, the missions are immense and with high replay value (using different characters to unlock new things), leaving you and your son with something to do at all times, with mini quests, and unlockables that will keep you busy for days. The game itself has great visuals and sound, the established standard LEGO playability on one of its best implementations. As usual, you have the option to customize your LEGO characters, and what is the best setting than a super hero game to do so?

The game can obviously be played on single player, but where it shines is on co-op (just be sure to adjust the split screen mode to what is less confusing to you, as the dynamic split screen is not perfect).

A must buy to parents that are looking for a fun, good action game packed with nice puzzles to play with their marvel fan sons.