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How Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Enchanted an Entire Generation
Two decades on, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time still enchants with its fluid parkour, time-rewind Dagger, and fairytale charm, despite clunky combat.
Ivo Kuijpers
Halo: Campaign Evolved Does Not Need to Reinvent a Legend
Halo: Campaign Evolved modernizes Master Chief’s first mission with improved combat and co-op, but technical issues and its $50 price hold it back.
Rafał Wierzbicki
The Original Mafia Still Plays by Its Own Rules
Return to Lost Heaven and discover why the original Mafia remains a gangster classic despite dated shooting, unforgiving checkpoints, and slow cars.
Rafał Wierzbicki
How GTA San Andreas Redefined the Open-World Genre
Revisiting GTA San Andreas on PC: how its three-city state, deep RPG systems, and 90s West Coast atmosphere still set the open-world standard today.
Ivo Kuijpers
Final Fantasy X/X-2 Deserves a Better Switch 2 Port
Final Fantasy X and X-2 remain excellent RPGs, but the Switch 2 port offers too few upgrades to justify another purchase.
Rafał Wierzbicki
FIFA Street 2 Is Still the Undisputed King of the Streets
Twenty years on, FIFA Street 2 still turns humiliation into an art form. A look back at the trick stick, the Gamebreaker, and its broken, brilliant chaos.
Ivo Kuijpers
Avatar Legends Makes You Earn Your Mastery of the Elements
Avatar Legends delivers deep combat, faithful animation, and strong online play, but its steep learning curve may overwhelm newcomers.
Rafał Wierzbicki
Splatoon Raiders Turns Salmon Run Into a Full Adventure
Splatoon Raiders expands Salmon Run into a rewarding PvE adventure with deep customization, fast combat, co-op play, and some repetitive missions.
Rafał Wierzbicki
GTA Vice City Still Has the Best Atmosphere in the Series
GTA Vice City still stands out for its atmosphere, soundtrack, open-world freedom, and property system, despite its outdated controls and mission design.
Rafał Wierzbicki
Resident Evil 2 makes Raccoon City terrifying again
Resident Evil 2 returns with darker rooms, stronger zombies, Mr. X pressure, and one of Capcom’s best survival-horror remakes.
Dylan Turck
Resident Evil 7 Still Makes the Baker House Feel Unsafe
Resident Evil 7 still makes the Baker estate feel unsafe, with tense exploration, scarce supplies, and unforgettable family horror.
Rafał Wierzbicki
Signalis makes old survival horror feel painfully new
Signalis blends classic survival horror, scarce resources, sharp puzzles, and a haunting story about memory and identity.
Rafał Wierzbicki