Really enjoyable!

Worth the money, you should try it!

Super fun!

Fun hack and slash type of game with some sick combos

Fun game, fun alternative for Thehunter Call of the Wild. Very different, but in a way, very much the same.

Still not entirely reaching the levels of MHW, but its getting better patch by patch and has potential to be the best MH in the series.

Would recommend it to anyone enjoying grindy ARPGs with well made builds and a lot of crafting.

Insanely well done extraction shooter with some interesting twists and an actually nice community.

Idk didn't play it

Nice

Good

Good

Good game

The order had arrived in 5min tops.

Nice little bundle that adds some real meat to Village, but it’s not essential unless you already love the base game. Shadows of Rose is the highlight: a solid, creepy side story that leans more into psychological horror and ties up the Winters arc in a satisfying way, even if it reuses a lot of locations. Third-person mode is a cool addition that changes the feel of Village more than you’d expect, making replays feel fresher and a bit more classic-RE. The extra Mercenaries content is fun, especially if you’re into score-chasing, but it’s more garnish than main course. Overall, it’s a good expansion that meaningfully extends Village, but not quite a “must-play” unless you’re invested in the Winters family storyline. 8.5/10 – Strong story DLC and smart extras that enrich Village without fully reinventing it.

Still a great game at its core – the combat is fun, the world is engaging, and it carries a lot of the spirit that made the first Dragon’s Dogma special. Climbing huge monsters, party/AI pawn shenanigans, and that sense of adventure are all still there. But it definitely falls short of the original overall. The big problem is performance: it still runs poorly, with ridiculous CPU usage and optimization that just isn’t where it should be. It ends up feeling like an early warning sign for what we’re now seeing with Monster Hunter Wilds and its own messy optimization. The RE Engine just doesn’t seem built for this kind of large-scale open-world RPG, and it shows. 8/10 – Strong core and great ideas, dragged down hard by performance issues and an engine that feels miscast for the job.

Pitch-perfect throwback survival horror that absolutely nails the vibe. This feels like a proper return to form: tense atmosphere, chunky puzzles, resource management that actually matters, and that slow, creeping dread rather than cheap jump scares. It hits a lot of the same emotional notes as classic survival horror and really taps into that nostalgia without feeling like a lazy copy. The fixed camera angles are a huge part of that, and they work surprisingly well here. They don’t feel nearly as restrictive as they used to in older games; instead they frame tension, guide attention, and make areas feel more cinematic than clunky. 10/10 – A fantastic modern love letter to classic survival horror that proves fixed cameras still absolutely slap when done right.

Good

Cozy witchy village builder with a really nice vibe and sense of progression. Flying around, upgrading your walking house, and slowly building up your little homestead feels rewarding and relaxing in that “one more task” way. Performance is solid, and the game already feels decently polished for what it is. The main downside is that the graphics can look a little muddy at times, especially in certain lighting or from a distance. It doesn’t ruin the experience, but it does take a bit of the shine off the otherwise charming presentation. Regular updates and good performance help balance that out, though, and it’s easy to sink hours into without noticing. 8.5/10 – Cozy, engaging witch-life builder whose strong performance and updates outweigh its slightly muddy visuals.

Really charming puzzle game with a ton of cozy vibes and clever ideas. The object-sorting puzzles are satisfying, the visuals are clean, and the little bits of personality in each level keep it feeling fresh for most of the playtime. That said, going for 100% does drag things down a bit. The daily puzzles are fine in small doses, but grinding them out for the last few achievements gets pretty tedious and turns what was a relaxing experience into a bit of a chore. Overall, still a great time and easy to recommend, especially if you like chill, organizing-style puzzles. 9/10 – Fantastic core game, but achievement grinding dulls the shine a little.

Cool game.

More fun and addictive than expected. Recommend!

impressive game!!

awesome game