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Batman: Arkham Knight Premium Edition
If there’s one thing Batman: Arkham Knight does perfectly, it’s reminding you why this franchise became the gold standard for superhero games. I had already played Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, so I went into Knight with high expectations — and honestly, it manages to go even further in many ways.

The game is great. Not just “good,” not just “fun.” It’s genuinely great. From the very first moments, you can feel that this is something bigger and more ambitious. Gotham isn’t just a map — it feels alive. The city is massive, dense, and incredibly detailed. The constant rain, the reflections on the asphalt, the neon lights cutting through the darkness… the graphical level is insane. Even years later, it still looks impressive.

The story is very strong. It manages to be dark, intense, and personal at the same time. Scarecrow returns as a real threat, weaponizing fear on a massive scale, while the mysterious Arkham Knight emerges as a relentless and calculated enemy. And in the middle of all that, Batman himself is pushed psychologically in ways that make the narrative feel heavier and more human. It’s not just about beating up criminals — it’s about internal conflict and pressure building from every side.

The soundtrack is magnificent. It doesn’t just sit in the background; it builds tension. In quieter moments, it creates that classic investigative atmosphere. During fights, it elevates everything and makes it feel epic. It’s the kind of score that makes you feel like you’re inside a movie.

Combat is still incredibly satisfying. Fluid, responsive, and brutal. Every punch, every counter, every takedown feels choreographed. You really feel like you’re controlling Batman at his peak. And when the game mixes that with stealth, gadgets, and vertical environments, it becomes something special. Planning your approach and taking enemies down one by one from the shadows is extremely rewarding.

Then there’s the Batmobile. It’s a bit divisive, but I personally enjoyed it. It adds another layer to the gameplay, both for traversal and combat. Driving that high-tech machine through Gotham at full speed and ejecting straight into a glide across the skyline is pure cinematic energy.

If I had to sum it up, Arkham Knight feels like the technical peak of the trilogy. It takes everything that worked before and pushes it further. It may have a few questionable decisions here and there, but overall, it delivers a complete experience: visually stunning, narratively compelling, and incredibly fun to play.

For anyone who followed the journey from Asylum to City, finishing it with Knight is almost mandatory. This is Batman at his physical, mental, and emotional limits — and you feel every second of it.
Thief VR: Legacy of shadow
If you've been waiting 11 years for a triumphant return of the Thief franchise, prepare to be severely let down. Rather than a return to the series' roots, Thief VR feels much more like a continuation of the widely disliked 2014 reboot.

Visually, the game is a mess. The graphics are noticeably poor, and it is painfully obvious that this is just a direct Meta Quest port without any meaningful visual upgrades. The narrative doesn't fare much better; both the story and the characters are completely uninteresting. The audio design is particularly frustrating—the voice acting is grating right from the start, and it only gets worse as the guards constantly repeat the exact same voice lines on an endless loop.

As a stealth game, the gameplay completely falls flat. The AI is incredibly dumb and barely reacts to anything you do, removing any sense of challenge or tension. Several gameplay mechanics, like calling the bird or putting out fires, feel completely underutilized and ultimately make no sense in the grand scheme of the game. To top it all off, the climax is incredibly anti-climactic: the final boss is an absolute joke that is over in about 30 seconds. The bow also feels incredibly horrible and you don't really use it how you should... The game, when I played it was riddled with bugs and the voice recognition system is a simple gimmick that will become boring very quickly... Save your money on this one and use it on games that actually deserve it.
Poppy Playtime - Chapter 3
Chapter 3 represents one of the darkest and most intense parts of the series. Compared to earlier chapters, it offers a more mature atmosphere, with environments that feel more threatening and emotionally heavier. The story continues to expand the mystery of the factory, giving players more information about what really happened inside. This chapter also introduces new gameplay mechanics that make exploration and puzzles more varied, increasing the overall depth of the experience. The tension is stronger in many scenes, creating a more immersive horror feeling. Another important aspect is the improvement in narrative focus. The game builds suspense more carefully, and certain moments feel more cinematic. Developed by Mob Entertainment, Chapter 3 shows progress in production quality, including better environments and more detailed design. However, some players may find it more challenging, especially because certain puzzles require more attention and patience. In addition, while the atmosphere is darker, some parts still rely on action sequences rather than pure psychological horror. Overall, Chapter 3 feels like a strong continuation of the series, offering deeper story elements and a more intense experience for players who enjoy suspense and exploration
Poppy Playtime - Chapter 2
Chapter 2 is a major expansion of the story and gameplay compared to the first chapter. Developed by Mob Entertainment, this installment introduces a larger environment, new mechanics, and a stronger narrative direction. One of its biggest strengths is the increased length and variety. The game offers more areas to explore, especially the Game Station, which makes the experience feel bigger and more immersive. The puzzles are also more creative, using new GrabPack abilities that allow players to interact with the environment in different ways, such as electrical connections and grappling mechanics. This adds depth and makes the gameplay more engaging. Another positive aspect is the introduction of a new main antagonist, Mommy Long Legs. This character brings more personality and dialogue to the story, which helps develop the game’s lore and makes the narrative more interesting. The tension is also well-built through chase sequences and environmental storytelling, keeping players alert and involved. However, Chapter 2 also has some weaknesses. Some players feel that certain puzzles are repetitive or not very challenging. The horror elements sometimes rely heavily on action-based sequences rather than pure psychological fear. In addition, when it was first released, some technical issues and bugs affected the overall experience, although updates later improved performance. Overall, Chapter 2 feels like a significant evolution of the series. It expands the story, increases gameplay depth, and provides more content, but it may not feel as consistently scary or perfectly balanced for every player

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