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Copycat Review | GamesCreed

Sep 24, 2024 | gamescreed.com | Atilla Turan

Developers’ collective minds split into two when they decide to include a cat as a protagonist: either a cute game about cute cats or a fallen hero who gets humanity on its way back up. The latter being Stray, the last few years have seen the emergence of cats being quite good companions and role models in video games. We have no complaints; cats are curious animals and love how they react to our behaviors. I own cats and love cats to the end.
Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse Review | PC

Aug 19, 2024 | gamescreed.com | Atilla Turan

Do you remember when games were a bit harsher when giving that edgy vibe? There is no doubt that some titles back in the ’90s took some doubtful actions on writing or character designs. Action games were at least understandable, such as gritty gameplay or somewhat nice characters. Take a look at Duke Nukem, for example, a muscle-bro trying to save babes from aliens. Now that’s some shtick.
CYGNI: All Guns Blazing Review | PC

Aug 4, 2024 | gamescreed.com | Atilla Turan

Shoot ’em up games are hard to land on when it comes to precision and enjoyability. Since the dawn of arcades, shoot ‘em ups became the go-to genre for many developers, from Taito to Konami, every single Japanese developer wanted a stake in this fun and hard-to-master genre. While our focus has shifted towards single-player games with stories, there is still a big follower base to shoot ‘em ups, especially in Japan.
Old School Rally Review | PC

Jul 27, 2024 | gamescreed.com | Atilla Turan

I am not sure, but racing games have shifted in a manner of realism and competition around 2010. Everything suddenly needed to be more and more realistic and game companies had to push forward online racing to a point where it became more or less the main part of the game- take a look at Gran Turismo 7 for example. With titles like Forza Motorsport, Asetto Corsa, and iRacing, racing games are more serious than ever. But initially, we had the racing games winded down for more casual audiences.
Heading Out Review | PC

May 7, 2024 | gamescreed.com | Atilla Turan

You know how everyone’s up to being into what is popular nowadays. A few years ago it was battle-royale mode, where everyone was just taking their own spin on the subgenre and nowadays, the roguelike has taken over most of the marketplaces of PC and console platforms. From the smallest indie developers to known companies, there is a shift to the roguelike genre, and it seems like there is no end in sight.
Ereban: Shadow Legacy Review | PC

Apr 8, 2024 | gamescreed.com | Atilla Turan

Now and then, the relevancy of stealth games appears and disappears. They aren’t like their counterpart genres, they do not stick much into the people’s interest, whereas the action-packed ones always get the spotlight. For example, if you were to go out and ask people which stealth game they remember, most of the time the answer is either going to be Dishonored or Splinter Cell, which has turned into a dust-collecting state as of this year.
FRACTALS OF DESTINY Review | PC

Apr 6, 2024 | gamescreed.com | Atilla Turan

Now and then, some action-filled games appear on consoles and PCs to make up for some enjoyable experiences for gamers who really want to feel like they are dominating the world. The recent release of Dragon’s Dogma 2, for example, had a very rough start, but its gameplay was to just ease the boycott by the players. At that time, people were just baffled about the paid DLC in a single-player disclosure, but it toned down once people realized the gameplay was evening out the whole ordeal.
Between Horizons Review | PC

Mar 28, 2024 | gamescreed.com | Atilla Turan

If an indie game developer’s previous work is always praised, I can assure you that their latest release will be another banger. I mean, there isn’t an exact rule that states it’s one hundred percent true, but we surely haven’t seen any that left us disappointed. Between Horizons is the latest proof of the charm of indie game developers and their intent to bring the best quality of work.
One Last Breath Review | PC

Mar 28, 2024 | gamescreed.com | Atilla Turan

Ever since 2.5D games were able to execute the idea of the forced perspective and narrative-driven games, the idea always floated in the void, waiting to be returned again. One of the biggest titles to bring the 2.5D story games to the mainstream was the beloved title called Inside. Inside had its roots in another game by the name of Limbo, where a small child was jumping through paths and solving puzzles to escape from enemies in a world of black, white, and shades of gray.
Game Of The Year 2023

Dec 30, 2023 | gamescreed.com | Sarwar Ron

Time does fly. It seems as if yesterday we published our Game of the Year 2022, and here it is, yet another year has passed. But those who call themselves gamers may not be too sad about it. Over the past few years, the video game industry has grown consistently, with remarkable releases throughout the year.