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Although His Majesty’s most famous secret agent has a few issues, it’s incredibly hard to resist his charm.

Could Gothic Remake be better? Of course. Fortunately, it turned out to be just good enough and I genuinely hope to see a remake of the next installment as well, because the developers at Alkimia Interactive have convinced me that they’re up to the task. By the time you’re listening to this review, I’m probably already playing through it again, this time joining a different camp. So all that’s left for me to do is recommend a visit to the Valley of Mines, more beautiful than ever before.

Peregrino had a decent idea behind itself, and unfortunately that’s where it ends. The game sorely lacks engaging content. The developers combined several average mechanics and stretched them to their limits just to somehow justify releasing the game as a full version. It's a shame and an example of wasted potential.

Luto is proof that video games can address difficult topics with delicacy and empathy, but also with a strength never seen before. It’s a horror that doesn’t frighten with monsters, but with the truth about human pain. And although it’s short, it resonates for a very, very long time.