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AI Limit is a compelling action RPG from Chinese indie studio Sense Games, offering a thought-provoking narrative that explores the classic "AI vs. humanity" theme.

Often described as a more approachable Souls-like, it strikes a satisfying balance between challenge and accessibility—especially for newcomers to the genre. The combat is engaging, and while the level, enemy, and quest design occasionally show some indie roughness, the overall experience is impressive.

It’s clear that passion and dedication went into crafting this title, making AI Limit a hidden gem worth playing.

After over 2,000 hours of playtime, I think I can say that I don't think I could get through life without occasionally taking the edge off by moving sodliers around on a map in my favorite map-based strategy game.

Black Myth: Wukong is an extraordinary achievement of China's video game industry, blending the legendary tale of one of the great Chinese novels and arguably the most popular literary work in East Asia, Journey to the West, with breathtaking gameplay. While it offers a challenging experience, it remains accessible, striking a perfect balance between difficulty and enjoyment.

However, what truly sets it apart is its storytelling—an exceptionally well-crafted narrative that rivals even the depth of a novel. Few games today reach such literary heights, making Black Myth: Wukong not just a great game, but a landmark in video game storytelling.

To fully appreciate the depth of its story, I highly recommend exploring Journey to the West, the classic masterpiece that serves as its foundation. Understanding the novel and rich cultural heritage of China that shaped it enriches the experience, unveiling the true brilliance behind Black Myth: Wukong’s narrative.

Ghost of Tsushima is somewhat of a mixed bag, but I'd say it really depends on what you're looking for.

The game's setting in feudal Japan is beautifully crafted, immersing players in a rich and atmospheric world. However, Ghost of Tsushima's game mechanics lack uniqueness, with combat that can easily become monotonous and tiresome.

What bothered me the most, however, is the very much idealized and romanticized depiction of samurai. This whole insistence on a supposed code of honor, which very much leads the entire plot, makes the story extremely shallow and turns it into just another cheap story of the "honorable and noble samurai."

Many people might not be bothered by this inaccurate depiction of the samurai and their way of life. If you're just looking for a moderately fun samurai-ish action game, you might really like Ghost of Tsushima. But it definitely is not the great samurai game some make it out to be.

I've never played the original on PlayStation since I always stuck to PC gaming. Now that I've tried it on PC, I can understand why this is a classic—an outstanding and captivating story with fun gameplay. Even though I waited almost a year after release for the performance issues to get fixed, performance still isn't the best. Still, I can't wait to play Part 2 on PC!

I was one of the five people who haven't played the game until now and definitely regret it. I enjoyed The Witcher 3. Not only does it build on an already grand multiverse based on The Witcher books, but this game's own story and writing are remarkable even by themselves. The game's length, which I would say could range between 100-150 hours (including DLCs), seems perfect too.

I must mention that the gameplay, especially the combat, can get somewhat dull after a while, but the rest of the game makes up for that.

If there are any people left who haven't played the game, I can only wholeheartedly recommend this timeless masterpiece.

Actually better than Wolfenstein: The New Order in almost every aspect.

The game is somewhere between meh and okay. Killing Nazis will always be a recommendation, though.

Actually, it's one of the best, if not the best, AC titles out there. Of course, the usual AC issues like repetitiveness exist, but you can see that a lot of work went into this title.

It is an excellent little game that accurately and interestingly depicts the historical events of the French Revolution of 1848 and the workers' struggle of that time.