84/100 - The world feels expansive, with a wealth of content to explore. While some areas of polish are lacking, others effectively compensate for these flaws. Overall, a deeply satisfying game.

90/100 - We fully recommend The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt for its beautiful storyline, captivating environments, rich combat, and abundance of content. Beware the Nekkers!

72/100 - While it offers several hours of entertainment, its replay value is somewhat limited, which affects its value proposition unless purchased on sale. Enjoyable game overall, despite its flaws.

81/100 - Our journey across Pandora in Borderlands 2, fighting the forces of Handsome Jack, was not just enjoyable but profoundly satisfying. We invested hundreds of hours into this game.

63/100 - Generally satisfying; well-written, touching story. Couldn’t shake the feeling that something was missing from this game—be the cumbersome combat, restrictive paths, or insufficient content.

84/100 - Despite its imperfections, this title proves to be a thoroughly enjoyable and dependable journey. A testament to Larian Studios’ commitment to delivering an accessible and absorbing content.

74/100 - Yakuza: Like a Dragon was somewhat average. Caution is advised due to the significant time investment required for less engaging content, potentially skewing the cost-to-play ratio.

76/100 - We cautiously recommend Dredge to those seeking a shorter gaming experience, spanning between 10 to 20 hours for completion. If you’re a completionist, you might wring out a cheeky 25 hours.

83/100 - Rarely does a game of Kingdom Come: Deliverance’s caliber come along— one that doesn’t rely on additional in-app purchases, offering exceptional value for the amount of content it provides.

82/100 - Fallout 4 earns the praise it receives. Its replay value is remarkable, keeping players engaged for countless hours in its expansive world of endless possibilities.