In our humble opinion, "Little Kitty, Big City" ranks alongside "far a lone sails" and is an example of how to tell a great story on a relatively small scale.

This is my first Red faction, so it's a little hard for me to evaluate it. The game is good, but it has low destructibility (comparing with part 1), sometimes the controls lag, but overall ok

In general, this is a good virtual pet. It reminded us of the days when desktop apps were popular. In this game you have to take care of a cute girl, play with her and help her with her studies.

It's a cute idle game about a convenience store, it's small and pretty simple, but that's all it takes, it has a simple intuitive interface. She's very good for a couple of nights.

In general, the mod seems to be inspired by the game FEAR, the mod has a good storyline and much more. despite all the advantages, I would like to pay more attention to the light and ambient sounds.

this is a scenario expander for Skyrim, there is a similar one for almost every Bethesda game, it expands the functionality of the game, but it is mostly needed only when modding

This is a simple tabletop kicker in the form of a great mime, in principle, it doesn't interfere much, and there's a wagon and a full cart to customize, so it's definitely worth it.

in general, the idea is a good game, very entertaining for the first couple of hours, but then it's zilch and routine, in general, if you spin it up, it will turn out well.

the game is for a perfectionist, everything should be on the shelves, everything has its place, but sometimes a cat climbs into the frame

Overall, it's a good game, as if it came from the 00s, it impresses with its simplicity and ease of perception. In general, it goes slowly in a couple of evenings, is it a minus or a plus