84/100 - What’s rare in today’s gaming world is a title that feels as well-rounded, well-written, and engaging as this one. The experience left us thoroughly satisfied.

70/100 - The game is decent but gives an impression of being ordinary overall. While the game might be worth trying if it’s on sale, it doesn’t offer an experience that you must have.

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.