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editorial15 February 2022

Mods are usually about visual and technical improvements. Story content prepared by fans is a rarity – it requires a huge amount of effort to make everything work as it should. Here are the most famous examples.

editorial07 July 2021

There are some games that we just keep playing. Never mind the fact that these are titles that are already a few good years old. Many of them have even lived to see remasters, many have become very outdated – so what? We can't seem to stop playing.

editorial19 March 2021

Warning – hate zone! We take a look at which game characters are the ones most hated by gamers.

editorial23 July 2020

Empty fillers, artificially prolonging the game? Or maybe side quests have a bigger role, which we underestimate? Today we stand up for them.

editorial03 April 2020

Yes, we love games. But there are times when the only sensible reaction seems... throwing the keyboard out the window. Some of the mechanics have been under the players' skin, and today, we're exposing them all.

editorial22 February 2018

Why should we spend a dozen hours carefully developing characters and exploring the nuances of an RPG’s combat system, if a basement rat poses the exact same challenge at the beginning of the game and at the end?

editorial01 September 2017

There’s a lot of mods out there, probably as many as there’s games on Steam. It’s a bliss, but it also means it’s quite easy to overlook some really interesting projects. That’s why we’ve come up with a list of 15 best mods for great games.

editorial01 October 2024

Autumn is outside the window, and in our hearts we have Diablo 4 DLC, Silent Hill 2 Remake, next Call of Duty, and Dragon Age. There will also be Life is Strange and Dragon Ball, with no worries - there is also room for something new!

editorial01 October 2024

Autumn is outside the window, and in our hearts we have Diablo 4 DLC, Silent Hill 2 Remake, next Call of Duty, and Dragon Age. There will also be Life is Strange and Dragon Ball, with no worries - there is also room for something new!

editorial19 September 2024

I had the opportunity to spend 6 hours with the new Dragon Age and it was noticeable that Bioware went back in time to the moment when their games were better according to many people. Then they modernized the formula into a quite interesting game.