Streets of Rage 4
v.03-s r10448

Release Date: April 30, 2020
Genres/Tags: Arcade, Beat 'em up (Brawler), Side, 2D
Developer: Lizardcube, DotEmu, Guard Crush Games
Publisher: DotEmu
Platform: PC [Repack]
Engine: in-house
Steam Player Rating: 90% of players reviews are +tive (based on 721 reviews)
Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian
Audio Language: none
Crack: built-in (CODEX)

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Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 7 x64
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 | AMD Phenom II X4 965
RAM: 4 GB
Graphics Card: AMD Radeon HD 6670 | NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250
DirectX: 11
HDD Space: 5 GB



Description :

Still raging 26 years later Streets of Rage 4 is a faithful revival of the classic arcade Beatles. Move from left to right punch enemies destroy objects or points health and weapon pickups punch a few more enemies and repeat. It’s simple and an adventurous and while it expands modestly on the combat with a few new skills to master. Streets of Rage 4 definitely prioritize nostalgia of any kind of big modern reinvention.

The plot is wafer-thin and predictably corny but it is beautifully presented in a comic book panel style. mr. and miss white the twin offsprings of series villain mr. X are the big bads this time and that evil scheme is to control the city by corrupting everything good while looking like a couple of subpar Scott Pilgrim villains. It’s all very silly playing and knowing not taking itself seriously Conaway and it just about pulls off. Its ten years since the events of Streets of Rage free and series regular axel stone and blaze fielding return to fight crime again. Despite lightly being too old for this. To balance out the familiar with something different is the addition of two brand new characters cherry hunter the daughter of serious TOA Adam hunter and a cybernetic arm absolute unit called flora. Just like in the old games each count has a special move that does a lot more damage at the cost of taking a chunk out of your own health. However, an added risk reward twist for Streets of Rage 4 is that any lost health can potentially be out back if you drink a combo standard attacks together on top of it and Eddy breaking his combo results in the health field lost permanently. on my first playthrough which took between two and three hours I found myself avoiding special moves due to their risky nature however, as I got the hang of combos I started to use em semi-regular in situations where I felt confident I could earn that precious health flag. It’s a simple but interesting minigame and perhaps the most important addition in progressing the Streets of Rage formula as a whole. a stronger weapon in your arsenal are the star moves, every characters is slightly different axles for instances of flaming rising up occur while chair eases up Pete Townsend inspired guitar power slide but triggering them would do huge amounts of damage to any wise syndicate members and look enough to be in your path. Using them while fighting regular goons often feels unnecessary as most situations are manageable. But they're still up for the spectacle the Floyd's screen dominating uni-beam being a visual favorite.

 another enjoyable addition to the combat is the inclusion of the weapon catch maneuver throw any weapon at an enemy and if it makes contact it will bounce back and give you a split-second to catch it and keep whacking away. Like gears of wars active reload time button press mechanic there's a rhythm to master but once you've done so is completely rewarding. However, for every moment of feeling like a deadly ninja there are moments that simply unfair due to factors completely out of your control of the for starting characters the returning Bureau of excellent blaze immediately felt familiar and fit right into place in the 90s side-scrolling beat'em but they do feel a little generic at this point. They’re both well rounded fighters we don't necessarily excel in any ability. The workplace is an introductory character for new players and a recognizable sight for veterans. But by contrast Floyd and cherry couldn't be further apart and then move sets up by far the most exciting and fun to play. Cherry hunter despite carrying a guitar on her back can move at a significant speed which is literally a nice change of pace to the other characters that made her my preferred choice in my first play. Her ability to sprint and weave for attacks feel more in line with what I expect a modern Streets of Rage would play like. Which is also wild initially disappointed with how sluggishly other characters felt in comparison. Floyd for instance is by far the slowest character by soon appreciated what he lacked in speed is compensated for in strength his ability to toss enemies around like ragdolls eventually wound me round and had been experimenting with different play styles.

The music sets a tone and definitely feels on run with the iconic beats of the series although I'd have to say in the era of game soundtracks our hotline Miami and the recent Final Fantasy 7 remake. They don't quite hit the same sort of I can't get this truck out of my brain status or even its predecessors. All twelve levels predictably end in a boss fight and for the most part there's a good balance of variety and difficulty throughout. Most are smartly designed with challenging attack bands that you'll need to learn. But disappointingly there are repeated enemies and later levels with arbitrary difficulty spikes like here's two of them now. In general though the enemies are a good mix of old and new with neither feeling out of place despite the 26 year age gap. I played for the first time alone but that was only half the fun less even the two player online co-op really shines through with the intensity and chaos increase. it also made me fully appreciate the potential character combos and a satisfaction of perfectly executing a tandem move. If you're looking for longevity two-player co-op is where it's at. Streets of Rage 4 also have a local 4 player co-op that due to the current isolation circumstances I was unable to try it. beyond the campaign and it's 5 difficulty levels mania is exactly what it sounds like other options of the boss Rush mode arcade which is basically the story mode with a consistent live count and a PvP battle mode to mess around with.

But frankly the story mode satisfies those combat hitches far better than any of these other modes and if you're playing alone there's little replayability on often. One Thing Streets of Rage 4 does offer however is a wealth of nostalgic choices such as a retro Streets of Rage 1 and 2 soundtrack and old CRT filters. It takes a little grinding to unlock but there's also a lifetime point system that gives access to faithfully recreated playable characters from previous entries in the series and there's also a modern version of Adam who unlocks during the story. These aren't just skins Eva these characters have their own movesets animations and sound effects. Despite contrasting against the lush cartoon-like world of streets rh4 these retro characters fit nicely into the combat loop and help reinforce how the latest installment reignites that passion for the series through nostalgia. in fact they're so accurately recreated that annoyingly the characters from Streets of Rage 1 don't even have special moves and must solely rely on their basic star moves from the original as a result they fell at odds with a new risk reward system and it pretty much renders them unusable on the harder difficulties. In a way this feels like a metaphor for the entire game. Instead of taking bolder steps to modernize the formula. Streets of Rage 4 sticks rigidly to the Past for a little more than nostalgia sake. Streets of Rage 4th delivers the greatest hits of the classic series and is at its best when played with friends. If the primary focus was delivering a traditional Streets of Rage experience with a modern coat of paint then it absolutely succeeds. But while it lays on a few new and interesting mechanics it's still a very conservative update to a quarter century old format that feels like a slave to the past.




Repack Features :

Based on Streets.of.Rage.4-CODEX ISO release: codex-streets.of.rage.4.iso (4,833,378,304 bytes).
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.
Significantly smaller archive size (compressed from 4.5 to 3 GB).
Installation takes 2-4 minutes (depending on your system).
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed.
HDD space after installation: 5 GB.
Language can be changed in game settings.
Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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Detroit: Become Human
Build 5165159

Release Date: December 12, 2019
Genres/Tags: Adventure, Interactive movie, Third-person, 3D
Developer: Quantic Dream
Publisher: Quantic Dream
Platform: PC [Repack]
Engine: in-house
Steam User Rating: 92% of user reviews are positive (based on 1,803 reviews)
Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish, Turkish, Dutch, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Croatian
Audio Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Russian
Crack: built-in (CODEX)



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Minimum requirements :

Operating System : Windows 10 (64 bit) - also works on Windows 7 with lagging
Processor : Intel Core i5-2300 @ 2.8 GHz or AMD Ryzen 3 1200 @ 3.1GHz or AMD FX-8350 @ 4.2GHz
RAM : 8 GB
Graphics Card : AMD HD 7950 with 3GB VRAM minimum or Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 (Support of Vulkan 1.1 required)
DirectX : 11
HDD Space : 59 GB

ATTENTION! The minimum size of the repack is just 22.2 GB, read repack features for details.

    

Description :

It's a proof to the breath of Quantic Dream's branching storylines that I felt badly guilty as the credits rolled after my second playthrough of Detroit become human. Detroit obliged my newfound wickedness to a surprising degree leaving a trail of bodies of those who had previously survived in my wake. Although, it never seemed to know when heavy-handed expositional dialogue is enough. Detroit become human manages to be a frequently moving melodrama that bends to your choices with the meaningful results.

Each of my playthroughs took around 10 hours to complete and during that time Detroit's pace rarely lags but thanks to the DIF juggling active performs alternating between three excellent Android characters. Brian de chant is delightful as Connor thanks to his deadpan. Valerie curry brings quiet strength to Cara and excels at selling her love for her Ward Ellis who is quite possibly the least charismatic videogame child to have ever existed. How could you do that I trusted you Jesse Williams employs all of his dreamy Grey's Anatomy waltzes Marcus and despite the interesting moral tug-of-war within him is never unlikable no matter how you choose to play him. Their faces are all rendered with an astounding level of detail especially on the PlayStation 4 pros based on your choices though you can change their personalities and a tone of their individual stories. Play Connor is attentive and humble you have a dog right you might experience a knock about buddy comedy play him as ambitious and that's an entirely different story. Keira story seems less totally flexible but is the quietest and most intimate which is a welcome contrast to all the running and explosions you can opt into in the other two stories. Putting any of them in compromising situations or worse sending them to their death was a fear throughout it's a testament to the writing and performances that I found making decisions just to see what would happen teeth clankingly hard. For the foremost part side-characters adapt to the way you select to play but there is some story like misfires.

It’s observable when your choices feel they go against the grain of a more robust story. The backbone of Detroit story meaning the one that's relatively fixed in place despite the choices you make around it is big ambitious fun even if it suffers from a multitude of plot holes that are obvious in hindsight. But look these weren't deal-breakers for me because while Detroit is audacious and silly as hell it's got a real heart to it and there were enough moments of quiet tenderness that kept me emotionally invested until the thrilling high stakes of the final act with this in mind there is a lot of clumsy exposition and dialogue I was willing to forgive that's one word while watching a fun b-movie. But occasionally Detroit ignores the standard writing rule of sure don't tell to such an extent that I was yanked out of the story. The world here feels very real too built with a sense of history this is a miserable dark version of a future Detroit where androids are so ubiquitous that they're old news and little details tell the story of a burst tech bubble though the path you were guided through is as linear as previous Quantic Dream games enjoyed the luxury of more time to linger and prod around in its beautifully detailed environments. The way you interact with the world around you hasn't really evolved much from Quantic Dream's usual timed button press formula. Which is untrue Civ and mostly works.

A new Android Detective Mode allows you to scan your environment to reconstruct crime scenes and fast footing and rewinding through these is a lot of fun as there is a new cool ability to re-construct scene before you execute them. Like beyond two souls before it though Detroit become human it struggles to justify its multiple fight scenes with meaningful interactivity. Why make them interactive at all if you have to try so hard to fail of course the way you play Detroit is primarily through the choices you make within it. Well, there's still that immovable backbone of a story I found it's branching cards to be multiple and deep. Quantic Dream was smart in showing these paths transparent with the help of a flowchart displayed at the end of each chapter telling you just how differently it could have played out. Comparing endings not only between my first and second play-through but with other players revealed some shocking differences. One play-through isn't enough to see what Detroit become humans deceptively complex scenarios have to offer and its characters and world building are interesting enough that it was a pleasure to go back to see what I've missed the first time. But I wish its story had been handled with a softer touch it's well written and acted central trio with vital enough to me that I felt genuine distress when they were in danger and a sense of victory when they triumphed particularly when my choices had such a permanence that raised the stakes throughout.



Setup Features :

Based on Detroit.Become.Human-CODEX ISO release: codex-detroit.become.human.iso (56,091,443,200 bytes)
Game version is Steam Build 5165159
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.(ONLY when you install the game with ALL components)
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded
Selective Download feature : You have option to skip downloading and installing of voice-packs you don't need and the bonus content.
Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from 52.2 to 22.2~39.1 GB, depending on selected components)
Installation takes (one language, no bonus files) : it takes approx mins if you have 8 threads CPU and it takes 25 mins if you have 4 threads CPU; installing with more languages and bonus files adds more 5-25 minutes, depending on selected components.
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly.(ONLY when you install the game with ALL components)
HDD space after installation: 59 GB.
Language can be changed in game settings.
Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

Selective Download :

You have option to skip downloading of bonus, credits videos and voicepacks you don't need. Here is the list of optional/selective files. You must have download and installed at least one of the voicepacks.
fg-optional-bonus-videos.bin (bonus videos, available in special game menu - please note that if you don't install them and try to play - the game will crash)
fg-optional-japanese-bonus-videos.bin (same as before, but for Japanese users)
fg-optional-credits.bin (in the end credits, the game is gonna freeze at the very end, if you don't install this)
fg-selective-english.bin
fg-selective-arabic.bin
fg-selective-brazilian.bin
fg-selective-french.bin
fg-selective-german.bin
fg-selective-italian.bin
fg-selective-japanese.bin
fg-selective-mexican.bin
fg-selective-polish.bin
fg-selective-portuguese.bin
fg-selective-russian.bin
fg-selective-spanish.bin

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BARN FINDERS

Release Date: June 15, 2020

Genres/Tags: Lifestyle, First-person, 3D

Developer: Duality Games

Publisher: Duality Games, PlayWay

Platform: PC [Repack]

Engine: Unreal Engine 4

Steam User Rating: 82% of user reviews are positive (based on 147 reviews)

Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

Audio Language: English

Crack: built-in (CODEX)

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Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 7 x64

Processor: i5 3550 / FX-8350

RAM: 6 GB

Video Card: GTX 660Ti / R9 270X

DirectX: 11

HDD Space: 20 GB

      

My Reviews :

Search the valuable items stashed in abandoned barns take part and storage auctions bid high and buy yourself a chance to find exclusive items hidden in the past. Remember storage was guys that Shubert the fake people I just love watching that that was great well this game is a bit like that. You have bins where you can bid on bins you look in the bin I don't mean a bin leave but you're rubbish I'm talking about these storage bins but you would look to see what's in there. I have to work out how much value you think's in their work out a bit of a bid that you're gonna go to and then get bid against other competitors trying to get the same bin. I mean awesome you also bid on huge estates barns and shit like that or bid for the right to actually go then look for anything that you can find it in anything you find you can take home and sell it and you're looking for these valuable items sometimes you might even find it a car hidden in a farm that's been there years huge profit guys. When you get back to your barn you've got little units where you can wash stuff wash items you can repair items you can even find bits of items and assemble them over time with little bits that you find on different bonds and then you've got a little redneck shop where you can sell everything to customers who teleport in. it all sounds awesome finding loot who doesn't like finding loot guys finding loot is awesome so it's like the ultimate game of finding loot repairing loot and selling new with auctioneering and an aura that stuff plus a quite quirky little story about aliens running moonshine. So why do I think the game's a pile of shit denna.

Guys this game right. It’s so freakin frustrating because it should have been we're better than this it could have been we're better than this. But for some insane reason the developers of this game have completely missed the point in my opinion anyway. you see every morning you'll wake up guys and you check your emails and you will be sent to a location it could be an old film studio it could be a barn it could we just have a swamp area could be anything it'll be a building or a numerous amount of buildings and in their buildings are hidden tons of loot you might have to bid to get the right to go in there but you'll win that bid don't worry about that. You go in you then search for things you might have to dig hold you buy a shovel to dig holes in areas where you can clearly see an outline that needs to be dug out. You’ll have an axe that you can smash all the worthless junk up into little bits that you used to repair items with. But sooner or later you'll start and see things with a yellow outline you simply press the T key and that teleports that item into the back of your pickup that's a valuable item. other items may have a little jigsaw piece on them which means the part of a bigger item so you have to assemble them in your assembler so might have a little symbol on it means the dirty the other ones you have two holes down in your cleaning bin and you go around these zones easily finding everything. I mean ridiculously easy sometimes you have to find a key to a lock door but the keys behind an item that you pick up anyway or smash up sometimes you might be confronted with a lockpick situation or my a lockpick situation that you can never lose because the lockpick a door you simply move the slider till a green light comes on that begins the sequence. You then have to move it to another place where there's a green light. Now because she can only move one place left or right you can't fail to find the other green light and each lockpick no matter how many lights you have to find will take a maximum of like 20 seconds. It’s crazy but at the end of the day guys wherever you go and whatever you find you come back to your little redneck Shack. You hose down all the dirty items repair all the broken item. Simply click on your shelves and that fills them all with the stuff you've got you can expand to build a few more shelves in your in your shop then you just stand there waiting for customers to teleport in. the same customers that you bid with in the bidding was and they will want to buy your items.

Now apparently some of these people have specialized kind of tests and you have to match up the right customer with the right item. The haggling system is hilarious a little bar going across the bottom of the screen if it stops on the left then they'll walk away I'll not give you any more money for it or might even want a reduction if it stops all the way over to the right into the green they'll give you more money than you're asking for it. Then you might get two or three handles per customer and you simply just tap the keyboard when you want the little line to stop. Basically 99% of the time you will stop it in the green on the right. aside from this mundane gameplay you then have three big bidding competition that's like that the Olympic Games of bidis. the barn finder Olympics you go to this place where this is where it becomes like storage wars different bins that you can bid on. you can't see what's in the bins it's it's a bit blurred out you're kind of having a peep trying to work out how much profits in there so you know how much to bid on to kind of work it out you know you don't want to make a loss. Oh dear, this is the thing guys this is the floor in this this whole aspect of the game this should have been the best part of the game but it's actually the worst. see all you have to do here guys is win the bins and then the game will taut up how much value is in each bin and at the end of the five of the usually four or five bins at the end of them it will see which competitor has earned the most money out of the bins and whoever earns the most money gets the star prize which is usually quite an expensive vehicle. You know you're gonna make a lot of money on it anyway and once you weren't enough Ben's to take the star prize that will compensate you for any bins that might have given you a little bit of a loss and you always I always came out and I finished the game with huge profits utterly utterly pointless and then I thought maybe this games just injured children then maybe it's just a kids game.

It crossed my mind until I realized I was hosing down the mouthpiece of a blow-up doll to get all the stands out. yeah I don't think it's a kids game guys so it's got a woeful story it's got pointless auctions it's got easy loot to find what's the point of the game that's the problem. What is the freaking point of this game there is no point to it other than just finishing the game. it's just a kicker you just click things for no reason really because there is if there's no competition there's nothing at all it should have been so much better when all the developers have to do here was have all the AI competitors all in a shop and have their shop competing against your shop like you've seen in many tycoon type of games. you can see their profit you can see your profit you can maybe buy their shop out if you get enough profit that would give we're more meaning to go into these auctions and looking at trying to work out what's in there knowing how much you're gonna bid have them a bit more aggressively bed as well they're just so passive with the beds. you can easily beat them in the bids but there's none of that there's no competition there's no need to earn loads of profit it's pointless and so the game for me is just a pointless clicker and it's such a shame because it could have been great. I would have loved a storage type game competing against even other players but certainly against AI players to try and outdo them to get more money than them that would have been great but nothing to see here guys a pointless game.

Setup Features :

Based on Barn.Finders-CODEX ISO release: codex-barn.finders.iso (13,829,701,632 bytes).
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.
Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from 12.9 to 7.3 GB).
Installation takes 3-7 minutes (depending on your system).
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly.
HDD space after installation: 20 GB.
Language can be changed in game settings.
Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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Disintegration

Release Date: June 16, 2020

Genres/Tags: Action, Shooter, Open world, First-person, 3D

Developer: V1 Interactive

Publisher: Private Division

Platform: PC [Repack]

Engine: Unreal Engine 4

Steam User Rating: 65% of user reviews are positive (based on 26 reviews)

Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil

Audio Language: English

Crack: built-in (HOODLUM)

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Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit

CPU : AMD Ryzen 5 1400 or Intel Core i5-2400

RAM: 8 GB

Graphics Card: Radeon HD 7850 or GeForce GTX 570

DirectX: 11

HDD Space: 11 GB

Description :

Robots blasting and bashing each other to bits as a concept near and dear to my heart and on that level disintegration single-player campaign delivers. Its creative approach the first-person shooting is also intriguing since it has you floating above the action and calling the shots for a team of bots on the ground while you're firing away. But it's not as smart as it looks and what seemed like it could get interesting and tactical never really did. Disintegrations 15 hour campaign doesn't do a great job of setting up the conflict between the evil red-eyed robots and the good blue eyed rebels. But most of that history in the end comes out in between all missions dialogues with your co hearts. Most of them have been integrated which is the technology of transferring a human consciousness into a robot body. As former celebrity pilot Romer shoal you lead your team in a series of missions to take down the enemy's massive Flying Fortress. The voice-acting does lend these bots some good diverse personalities and that gives the stories offense a little bit of weight at least. Disintegration isn't the prettiest of games but it does have some good diversity to its settings. Visually at least no two are alike; mission design on the other hand leans heavily on throwing wave after wave of the same handful of enemies at you as you move through linear gauntlet. blasting them like star wars battle droids is a fair amount of fun for a while not because their AI is especially good or anything but because rather than literally disintegrating they explode into chunks in a satisfying way that's one thing disintegration does better than most games. Your guns will tear apart the environment in a pretty dramatic fashion reducing wood to splinters and even shattering concrete barriers that enemies were using as cover. It’s that red faction or anything but it definitely makes the weapons and explosions feel powerful and look cool.

But combat gets stale pretty quickly because even though it's a squad based game where you get a bird's-eye view of the battlefield. Disintegration isn't tactical at all where something like Mass Effect allows you to tell each unit where to go and what abilities to use when they get there. This is more like directing a mob, you can't tell your Iron Giant style Hulk buddy to play Rock'em Sock'em robots with the big guys while the more agile soldiers take on the fodder because there's only one everybody attacked this target or open that box button and they all act as one. It’s very simple you do get to direct your squad members to individually use their special abilities like grenades and ground pounds and they can be used as combos for extra damage. But they're not interesting to use because positioning doesn't matter much so it's just a matter of waiting for the cooldowns and then casting them again. You have to keep your team alive to use them though and also so they can absorb all the enemy fire that your fragile flying motorcycle can't depending on what gear you're given for a mission that can be tricky to do like if you don't have any healing abilities and have to rely on pickups but of course if one does go down all you have to do is retrieve their head and they'll rock it back onto the field a few seconds later in a shiny new body. So you don't need to sweat it much if they explode.

Then there are the boss battles which look and sound great but are usually pretty weak they boil down to shooting it until it goes down then getting right up in its armpit and hovering there holding down the fire button until it explodes. It only got a little challenging when I had to deal with two at once.

What’s especially frustrating is that you have zero control over your squad composition or your vehicle's loadout. Every mission just hands it all to you and all you get to do is pump in a few upgrade points for stat boosts. I get that I'm being walked through different roles I'll need to know for multiplayer like the healer and the sniper but it's a bit annoying to have things like how you heal yourself change from level to level and not be able to pick a favorite gunner robot and develop it. That lack of continuity made levels feel like a string of unrelated battles and it practically kills replay ability. The game has no customization which feels like a very poor design choice.

Flying around and giving orders to cool-looking robots is a neat concept but the simple shooting and squad management of disintegration single-player campaign make it fall pretty flat after a while. the surprising lack of customization and progression make the battles feel disconnected outside of the story which has some decent characters but is otherwise a pretty straightforward rebellion against evil robot overlords.

Setup Features :

Based on Disintegration-HOODLUM ISO release: hlm-disintegration.iso (10,937,382,912 bytes).

Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.

NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.

Significantly smaller archive size (compressed from 10.2 to 5.9 GB).

Installation takes 3-8 minutes (depending on your system).

After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed.

HDD space after installation: 11 GB.

If you want to change the game language use BAT-files in game root. 

Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.

At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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Those Who Remain
v1.011

Release Date: May 28, 2020

Genres/Tags: Adventure, First-person, 3D, Horror

Developer: Camel 101

Publisher: Wired Productions

Platform: PC [Repack]

Engine: Unity 5

Steam User Rating: 62% of user reviews are positive (based on 107 reviews)

Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil

Audio Language: English, German, Simplified Chinese

Crack: built-in (CODEX CrackFix)

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Minimum requirements:

Operating System: Windows Vista 64-bit

Processor: Core i3 2.4Ghz

RAM: 4 GB

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 / AMD Radeon HD 5750. OpenGL 3.3

DirectX: 11

HDD Space: 12 GB

Description :

Many of us have felt afraid of the dark at some point in our lives but those who remain takes that irrational phobia and imbues it with some tangible Menace. this creepy psychological thriller will kill you should you so much as set one foot into its shadows. It despite its intriguing horror premise some control shortcomings and a disjointed flow to its narrative. prevent those who remain from being a consistent thrill for its full 6 hour duration. You players Edward a guilt-ridden man making his way to a discreet highway motel with the intention of breaking things off with his mistress and getting his failing marriage back on track. however he's soon forced to make his way on foot through the small town of dormant. where he's haunted by dark demons that lurk both in his present surroundings and emerge from the events of his past. which has happened those who remain cultivates an ominous ambience with each location you visit shrouded in a darkness that's only pierced by the glowing blue eyes of the malevolent silhouettes that lurk within it. while some of its attempted jump scares admittedly fall flat. the first few times I flicked a light switch on and off and watched a hoard of stationary shadow people blink in and out of existence was certainly a chilling sight to behold, other neat tricks like PT inspired infinite hallway loops also helped to perpetuate that sense of unease. Puzzles are initially overly simplistic but for the most part those who remain makes clever use of light physics and audio clues to craft brain teasers that are satisfying to untangle.

I especially enjoyed Edwards regular trips into a parallel world reminiscent of stranger things upside down. where he can reach areas and interact with objects that he can't otherwise under the constraints of reality. it quite literally adds an extra dimension to puzzle solving. not everything works as effectively as it should though and that leads to frustratingly regular checkpoint restarts. those who remain features are pretty streamlined control setup so it's particularly galling that its main interactions frequently fall down due to their inherent bid leanness. clearing a room of doctor willing demons by flicking a light switch should be as easy as well flicking a light switch, but in practice inching through a doorway sideways while waving the reticule over the switch in an attempt to make the hand prompt appear all too often ends in an instant death. I felt a similar sense of feebleness anytime I encountered those who remains recurring main monster. unlike the rest of dormant sinister yet static residents this beast is both mobile and unhindered by light, meaning you're powerless to stop it and forced to adopt a stealthy approach in order to evade it. unfortunately the inability to crouch bullying around corners or create any kind of distraction meant I felt about as cloaked as a naked ninja and the monsters movements were so erratic that I often found myself suddenly snared even when it seemed like I was in the clear.A handful of junctions throughout the story Edward must gather evidence to either forgive or condemn a dormant resident who's trapped in purgatory for a crime they've committed. according to the developers the half dozen or so fates you determine along the way contributes directly to which one of three story endings you receive.

However in practice, I played through those who remain twice making an opposing series of decisions and both times I ended up with the exact same total bummer of an outcome. I'm not sure if it was a bug specific to me or a general fault with those who remain perhaps appropriately I'm still completely in the dark but I'm certainly not compelled to play through again to find out if the third time's a charm. part of the reason I don't wish to return is that there's an abruptness to the end of each level in those who remain that shatters any sense of place for its small-town setting, as a result dorm it feels a bit like a theme park where every ride and attraction is a haunted house and every loading screen is the roped off line you're forced to stand in before you get on. you're at the ghastly gas station and then suddenly you're at the distressing diner but they all feel like they exist in isolation as opposed to inhabiting the same contiguous sprawl. the difference in quality between those who remains environments and its characters is just as discordant. while the environmental lighting is certainly striking the human characters you meet along the way are unnatural looking mud people. which makes them somewhat hard to empathize with the mediocre quality of the supporting casts voice acting only makes it all the more challenging to completely invest in their fates. Those who remain game offers in unnatural surroundings creative puzzles and moments of sincere tension violets shape-shifting world but finicky controls one dimensional stealth and a narrative that lacks cohesion prevented from stepping completely out of the darkness and into the spotlight. 

Setup Features :

Based on Those.Who.Remain-CODEX ISO release: codex-those.who.remain.iso (7,368,966,144 bytes).

Those.Who.Remain.Crackfix-CODEX applied over.

Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.

NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.

Significantly smaller archive size (compressed from 6.9 to 3.6 GB).

Installation takes 2-3 minutes.

After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed.

HDD space after installation: 12 GB.

Language can be changed in game settings.

At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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Dungeon Defenders: Awakened
v1.0.0.17001

Release Date: May 28, 2020

Genres/Tags: RPG, Action RPG, Tower defense, Third-person, 3D

Developer: Chromatic Games

Publisher: Chromatic Games

Platform: PC [Repack]

Engine: Unreal Engine 4

Steam Players Rating: 70% of players reviews are +tive (based on 844 reviews)

Interface Language: English, Portuguese, German, Russian,  French, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese

Audio Language: English

Crack: built-in (CODEX)

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Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 7+ (64-bit Only)

Processor: Intel Core i3-3210 or AMD FX-4350

RAM: 4 GB

Graphics Card: AMD Radeon HD 8760 or Nvidia GeForce GTX 750

DirectX: 11

HDD Space: 10 GB

      

Description :

Dungeon Defenders is a tower-defence meets action RPG game. You have all the flavours of a tower defence game combined with hero classes experience and unique abilities. Dungeon Defenders 2 had a nice reception and is even free to play across Xbox PC and ps4 following the strong community response with its release in June of 2017 chromatic games launched a Kickstarter for Dungeon Defenders awakened. Which was a massive success raising over $450,000 while above their goal of 250,000 you'll start the game off with a cute comic book-like cutscene that gives a quick overview of the world its characters and a brief history of the events that happened before the third game. The story is fun light-hearted and gives you reasons to beat our defending. the visual design of the game reminds me a lot of Warcraft, giving a fun and whimsical look to just about everything from the monsters, towers and environments this visual design looks great and Unreal Engine and it fits the theme well. When you first enter the world of Dungeon Defenders awakened you'll be put into a tutorial mode that will teach you the basic mechanics and if you're familiar with tower defence games in general you'll feel right at home here. The tutorial explains how enemies spawn the paths in they take and how to defend your Eternia crystal core from the orcs and goblins trying to destroy it. dungeon defender awakens gameplay is split into two phases, build phase and combat phase build phase is where you place and choose towers to defend your core by spending green mana there are multiple types of towers defensive, offensive and each have unique properties ranges and a cost to construct.

You build in place these towers via the current hero you control. At the time of our playthrough there were currently only four heroes. You can switch between these heroes in real time during your build phase and each can construct unique towers. For example, the Prentis can make flame and magic missile towers to damage enemies. While the mark can place for us that can heal players slow enemies or deal electrical damage. The squire can build barricades to slow down the line of incoming enemies and the Huntress can place traps that have a set number of charges to poison or explode goblins. This itself is the core gameplay finding out which towers synergize with one another is pivotal to your success. Once your plan has been formed you can then enter combat phase. Once in combat phase you are stuck with whatever here are you selected for the remainder of the enemy wave. You use this hero to attack the hordes directly, using the heroes unique attack abilities to help you defend the core. This is where the game separates itself from the classic tower defence genre and becomes a third-person action RPG. Slashing and shooting your way through big waves of monsters.

Each of your heroes can gain experience points and level up. Each time you level up you're given a rune points to put into things, like an individual heroes health damage and armour as well as their specific towers to increase their fire rate or their range. This is where the game gets really addicting, as the constant scaling of harder modes and enemies will always reward you with more room points to spend until your towers have a crazy range and your heroes do insane amounts of damage. Combine this with a gear and accessories loot system that drops up as you play that you can equip to each hero. Each one of these equipment slots has different effects and stats on your weapon, armor or what not even on an accessory like your pet with all this going on you could easily spend hours in Dungeon Defenders a weekend. That said unless you're already familiar with the franchise, the game doesn't do a very good job at explaining things or walking the players through unique features. For example, you can sell unwanted gear to get gold coins you can use these gold coins to upgrade gear either I miss this in the tutorial mode or it was unclear in the game itself. Stuff like this really needs to be presented more forwardly. So I don't have to reach out to discord in order to understand the game's mechanics.

A lot of the game is figuring out fun combos and builds for yourself, but it would be nice if the game could at least expand and explain the types of damage and how they work with each other a little bit better. The UI is also a bit intimidating there are lots of numbers and modifier stats thrown at you and it's really hard to make heads or tails of them without going to an outside source like a form or discord for help. Dungeon Defenders awaken features a multitude of modes including survival, challenge and a decent lengthy campaign with an amazing amount of map variety. In fact most of the maps environments are incredibly diverse and super fun to look at. It really brings the fun fantasy genre of the game to life. Offcourse Dungeon Defenders awakens supports online play in the form of public or private sessions, for any of the game's core modes and you can have up to 4 players in these sessions. It’s relatively easy to start a game select a difficulty and invite friends, which is always a plus. Unlike Dungeon Defenders 2 Dungeon Defenders awaken has some huge differences, first and foremost the game is a full retail experience which means it will not be free-to-play. This is a pretty major change and the barrier for entry is now $29.99.

This change however I feel is a good one as it's free-to-play predecessor Dungeon Defenders 2 had a lot of things going on in terms of resources, currencies and storage micro transactions. Which could get a bit overwhelming at times. Dungeon Defenders awaken is a fun game with hundreds of hours of gameplay waiting to be had that said this is a tower defence game at its core. so we can get repetitive for certain gamers that don't care for the genre and newcomers to the series, may take a bit to get acclimated to the game's mechanics and although the game does have controller support none of the UI reflects the button inputs on the controller itself on screen. It just shows the keyboard inputs don't let all this get you down though I enjoyed the time I spent in Dungeon Defenders awakened. It was a very enjoyable experience and fun to play. In fact once you get the hang of it you'll spend hours lost in working out strategies and bills to test to eliminate hordes of goblins and orcs. If you love the Dungeon Defenders series you'll no doubt want to pick this up if you haven't already. If you're a fan of tower defence this is a must-have but if you're new to the franchise in general the game can be a tad intimidating. So it will take you a bit to get into the swing of things.

Repack Features :

Based on Dungeon.Defenders.Awakened-CODEX ISO release: codex-dungeon.defenders.awakened.iso (6,235,357,184 bytes).

Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.

NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.

Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from 5.8 to 2.6 GB).

Installation takes 1-3 minutes (depending on your system).

After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed.

HDD space after installation: 10 GB.

You can change the language any time from in game settings (in Tavern).

Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.

At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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Metro: Exodus - Gold Edition

v1.0.0.7 + All DLCs + Bonus Content

Release Date: February 15, 2019.
Genres/Tags: Action, Shooter, First-person, 3D.
Developer: 4A Games.
Publisher: Deep Silver.
Platform: PC [Repack].
Engine: 4A Engine.
Steam Players Reviews: 85% of players reviews are +tive (based on 19,165 reviews).
Interface Language: English,  Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Ukrainian, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech,Traditional Chinese.
Audio Language: English, Japanese, Spanish - Spain, Russian, French, Italian, German, Ukrainian.
Crack: built-in (CODEX HotFix).



Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 7/8/10 (x64 only!).
Processor: Intel Core i5-4440 or equivalent.
RAM: 8 GB.
Graphics Card: nvidia GeForce GTX 670 or nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 or AMD Radeon HD 7870.
DirectX: 11.
Hard Disk Drive Space: up to 78 GB (up to 97 GB during installation).

ATTENTION! The minimum size of this Setup is just 45.2 GB, read Setup features section for more details.

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Description :

In an era where more first shooters seem to be intent on constantly upping the tempo, Metro Exodus is refreshing in its demand that you take your time. This is not a run and gun experience. It's a stay low and go slow crawl through some of the most atmospheric and detailed rich settings I've ever experienced in a story driven shooter. With a story-line that sidesteps the supernatural themes of its predeceases in favor of focusing on a more effecting human experience, and level design that affords you significantly more freedom without ever giving you too much room to relax. Metro Exodus feels like the full realization of this franchise's potentiation.

Picking up two years after the events of Metro Last Light, the largely self-contained story of Metro Exodus follows the plot of main protagonist Artyom, his wife Anna, and a crew of surviving Spartan rangers as they set out from nuclear war ravaged Moscow in search of safe harbor aboard the train Aurora. That mobility brings a dazzling variety of settings we've never seen in a Metro game. Taken you from snow blanketed sprawls of urban decay to sand swept deserts, and lush forest settings. Each populated by a healthy variety of deadly mutants and pockets of humanity both friendly and hostile. These levels are also far more open than what we've come to expect from the previous two Metro games. But that's not to say you won't spend a considerable amount of time exploring the traditional, dank underground corridors. Many story objectives still require you to descend into the sorts of dread filled subterranean that the Metro series was built upon. And thanks to a generational jump in lighting effects and high quality ambient audio. They feel more ominous and claustrophobic than ever. Up on the surface, the larger sand box style levels relax the leash and let you sniff around with more freedom. Stealthing your way through enemy camps and abandoned houses that can be scouted for precious resources. But even when you're out in the open, Metro Exodus finds ways of keeping your anxiety levels in the red by obscuring your surroundings with intermittent sand storms in the Caspian desert level or introducing packs of snarling dogs in a forest valley section that can attack from any direction and have you frantically scrambling for higher ground. With factors like these in play, Metro Exodus successfully manages to put you in wide open spaces without ever giving you too much room to breathe.

Metro Exodus does away with the ammunition basic currency system and weapons merchants from its predeceases in favor of work benches and a backpack that can be used to craft certain items on the fly. I found the backpack to be an invaluable addition to the Metro Exodus experience. Particularly since it also brings with it the ability to swap out weapon parts without returning to a base. Allowing you to tweak your arsenal to suit each enemy encounter. Human enemies seem noticeably smarter in Metro Exodus. Communicating with each other during a fire fight and intelligently moving around to flank. But it's the scraps with mutants that provide the stiffest combat challenge. The gun play is nice and crunchy and there's a broad range of mutant enemy types to tackle. From the humanimals, that camouflage themselves in the desert surroundings and surprise you at the last minute, (gun fires) to the light fearing spider creatures that must be weakened with a beam of your torch light before you can finish them off. Each mutant type requires its own unique strategy to overcome which means combat in Metro Exodus rarely becomes mired in repetition.

Since so much of your time in Metro Exodus is spent on tents and lonely excursions away from the Aurora, the playable tenents aboard the traveling train that book end the main levels give you an opportunity to relax and bond with the rest of the characters. I relished the chance to get to know the crew a little better as the journey went on and I became more invested in their individual plots as a result. Even despite the inconsistent quality of the voice acting. I also enjoyed pulling on the train whistle to literally let off steam. Perhaps I enjoyed it a little too much. While bonding with these characters ensures that the plot delivers an emotional pay off, the lack of any main antagonist in Metro Exodus means there's no climatic showdown to speak of at the story's end. After surging forward with slow paced, yet sustained momentum for the bulk of its 20 hour run time, Metro Exodus ultimately grinds to a halt as opposed to going out with a bang. I was compelled towards its conclusion by the strength of its story and I was ultimately satisfied with how it resolved but I can't help but feel that the most exciting moments of Metro Exodus are scented around its middle act.

Metro Exodus takes the fear inducing formula of the series and transplants it into expansive, sand box like levels without losing any of the oppressive tension that makes the franchise memorable and distinctive among post-apocalyptic first person shooters. It's a frequently exhilarating and densely atmospheric journey across a Russian dystopia brimming with detail and deadly inhabitants. And well worth the trip for its consistently effective use of survival horror and hair raising action.



Setup Features :

Based on Metro.Exodus.Gold.Edition-CODEX ISO release: codex-metro.exodus.gold.edition.iso (77,540,229,120 bytes).
Metro.Exodus.Gold.Edition.Hotfix-CODEX (31 MB) applied over.
Two story DLCs are included and activated: The Sam's Story & Two Colonels; Game version is v1.0.0.7.
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.(ONLY when installed with ALL voice-overs!!!).
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.
Selective Download feature : You have option to skip downloading and installing of voice-packs you don't need and the bonus content (OST + Artbook).
Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from 72.2 to 45.2~49.4 GB, depending on selected components).
Installation takes: It takes approx 1 hour if you have 8-threads CPU + HDD; It takes approx 1 hour 50 minutes of you have 4-threads CPU + HDD; when installing on SSD the setup will be approx 30% faster.
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly (ONLY when installed with ALL voice-overs!!!).
Hard disk drive space after installation: It takes up to 78 GB (But it needs 97 GB during installation).
Language can be changed in game settings. There is another option though, you can use corresponding BAT-files in the game root.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.




Selective Download :

You have option to skip downloading of voice-packs you don't need and the bonus files . Here is the list of selective/optional files. You should have to download at least one of speech packs.

fg-optional-bonus-content.bin (this is Oiriginal Soundtracks in MP3 format and ArtBook PDF)
fg-selective-english.bin
fg-selective-french.bin
fg-selective-german.bin
fg-selective-italian.bin
fg-selective-japanese.bin
fg-selective-russian.bin
fg-selective-spanish.bin
fg-selective-ukrainian.bin

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Strategic Mind: Blitzkrieg

Release Date: May 22, 2020
Genres/Tags: Strategy, World War II, Isometric, 3D, Turn-based
Developer: Starni Games
Publisher: Starni Games
Platform: PC [Repack]
Engine: Unreal Engine 4
Steam User Rating: 84% of user reviews are positive (based on 63 reviews)
Interface Language: English, French, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Polish
Audio Language: English
Crack: built-in (HOODLUM)



Minimum requirements :

Operating System : Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit versions only).
Cpu : Dual-core AMD or Intel, atleast 2.0 GHz or faster.
RAM : 4 GB.
Video Card : Nvidia GTX 750 Ti or better or AMD HD 7870 or better.
DirectX : 11.
HDD Space : 21 GB.



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Description :

Strategic Mind: Blitzkrieg may be a turn-based strategy set within the period of WW2. It brings a contemporary look and new features to the great old wargame genre. You’re to steer the German soldiers overcoming unthinkable odds and claiming the last word bittersweet victory in Europe.

The game is made with care and a spotlight to historical details by a team that's hooked in to WW2 history. The cinematic in starting and ending every operation add so much immersion and depth into the events uncovering before your eyes. Moreover, variety of primary and secondary objectives allows you to explore every scenario intimately. The gameplay is plot-driven and features many historical personalities like Erich von Manstein, Rommel, Franz Halder, Wilhelm Canaris, Heinz Guderian, Karl Dönitz, and Hermann Göring et al.

Strategic Mind: Blitzkrieg is that the second installment within the Strategic Mind line of games. While “The Pacific” was more based on naval warfare, the “Blitzkrieg” on the other hand brings us all into the great continental battles which is fought by the German troops. As a neighborhood of the Strategic Mind franchise, it'll retain many features of the series alongside adding new content and features to the prevailing variety.



Key features :

You will have the chance to command ground, air, and navy with the stress on the land battles.
Modern 3D graphics conduct by UE4 engine with more detailed models of all the units, weather effects and day/night cycle.
You can upgrade and customize your troops by leveling them up and selecting skills that best fit your strategy. Moreover, you'll equip your troops with additional equipment for every operation to raised suit both your strategy and therefore the war theatre.
You will gain variety of awards throughout the sport and obtain access to unique HQ skills, which you'll learn to extend the efficiency and synergy of your troops.
You can acquire new units of varied types, or upgrade your existing ones. All new equipment and units are present at historically accurate moments of the single player campaign.
You can take numerous trophies and use a number of the enemy`s most advanced units against him in future battles.
While we attempt for historical accuracy, we also allow you to explore various “what ifs” and see what could have happened should the German soldiers be even more successful in their struggle for dominance over the ecu continent.
Storytelling cinematic, also as in-operation dialogues with full voice, will assist you get a far better feeling of the epochal events.
Full content available, long-term support and no pre-made DLC nonsense. You pay once for a full game and luxuriate in all the advantages with none additional pesky transactions. That has new updates and a few additional content and support along the way. While we reserve the proper to feature extra DLC content within the future, which will in no way deduct from you the entire experience of the sport.



Setup Features :

Based on Strategic_Mind_Blitzkrieg-HOODLUM ISO release: hlm-strategicmindblitzkrieg.iso (12,868,016,128 bytes).
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.
Significantly smaller archive size (compressed from 12 to 7.2 GB).
Installation takes 4-8 minutes (depending on your system).
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly.
HDD space after installation: 21 GB.
Language can be changed in game settings.
Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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My Reviews :

You're already a fan of the strategic mind series from stay my games or stay me games. Then you will have a pretty accurate idea of what to expect the latest edition called strategic mind blitzkrieg. Detail complexity and historical accuracy are the strategic mind series greatest assets and with the revamp tutorials newcomers will be up and running much quicker. As always strategic mind games release with full content and you can expect a long-term support for strategic mind blitzkrieg. Blitzkrieg of course delves deep into World War II European Theater and it releases on the 22nd of May 2020. Now this is a preview copy it's not the final release and as such there's a lot of updates and patches coming through all the time and it doesn't fully reflect the final release so any bugs or issues you see or hopefully not be there for the full release.

Strategic mind blitzkrieg is a plot driven turn-based tactical RTS and will feel instantly familiar to those of you who played the original. From the control system the animations and the cutscenes this is unmistakably part of the strategic mind series. This time we have a single campaign fought as the axes across the European theater and you will of course control land sea and air units. The game has excellent attention to historical detail in regards to vehicles weapons and equipment but it's not limited by it allowing you to rewrite history as you see fit. There are many conditional variables that will need to be considered weather conditions, infrastructure and land variations plus the supply mechanics to consider each of which will dramatically affect a unit in a variety of different ways. Night and rain can boost camouflage and reduce enemy’s visibility range making a perfect time to stealthily move units up. City tiles offer greater defence further boosted by entrenchment mounted in forest tiles hamper movement but also boost camouflage and defense. Which is perfect for units with greater reconnaissance range. With the five preset difficulty levels this game will definitely offer up the right amount of challenge for you even on easy you can accidentally fall into an ambush and lose a key unit plus you can tweak and adjust the difficulty setting as you see fit. The Blitzkrieg offers up the same decent 3d modeling and detailed environments as its predecessor. Explosions are nice but unfortunately flame throwers appear to only use machine guns and not a flamethrower but we really like to see that works on. The 3d model units occasionally display animations and I've gotta say they're a little bit janky and it's the camera that causes this problem sometimes the animations are actually over before the camera has even had a chance to reach the viewing position. I think it would look a lot better if they just slowed down the process a bit more and had a smoother transition between the two. Still there's lots of added immersion as a result of the animations and the only criticism really that I can come up with is when a scout unit pushes ahead and it spots an enemy unit it will shout out and stop but unfortunately it does that at the very start of the movement rather than when it reaches the hex where they see the enemy. I think that's just a bug hopefully they'll fix that anyway

So the whole game is driven by the existence of historically accurate data but it's not limited to it you can of course change the course of history. Your mission here is to take the axes and actually win the European theater not an easy task I can assure you. Technological advancements will be available to you when the correct time frame has been reached and not before. It's very immersive this game the battles and the tactical analysis using long-range bombardment from either the sea or your artillery units in order to soften up the enemy before pushing in with your men and finally driving hard home with your tanks. The number of upgrades available to units and the different equipment that you can unlock and utilize really gives each unit its own special ability and they become super effective at certain jobs which really allows you to control and build the army that you want to have. Tanks have a blitzkrieg ability where if they push into a hex and beat an enemy unit they then get to push into another hex and fire a second time and that can happen for an unlimited number of turns it really makes the game move forward rather quickly at times and yeah, it ticks the box as being a blitzkrieg.

The audio is pretty decent in this game for this type of genre the explosions the gunfire in the machinery when they're on the move all sounds pretty good but it's pretty much exactly the same as it was in the original. Personally, I would have liked to have seen some improvement on audio but as it is it's still acceptable. The cutscenes I think are a great addition they've obviously put a lot of time and effort into making them but somewhat breaks the immersion due to the occasionally dodgy voice acting that's on offer. Many games do not provide voice over at all so this actually is a solid positive for the game as the game already provides subtitles I think they maybe should have considered german-speaking actors with the voice-over subtitles that I think would have worked a lot better and maybe it's a consideration for the future. The in-game music is okay and although it is okay you will probably turn it off pretty early on because it does get a tad repetitive.

So I did experience quite a few bugs in the game when I was trying to send a unit somewhere clicking on a second unit too quickly sometimes rendered one or both of them unable to move so they would have used up all of their movement points but wouldn't actually be able to move for most units that's irritating but okay but when that happens - an airborne unit and they run out of fuel that is really quite infuriating so that's a bug they're definitely gonna have to sort out. Now as I say this is an early access copy there's a lot of updates coming through another one this morning and each time we get an update it does seem to sit down and stabilize a lot better. I have seen quite a few rendering bugs where the screen turns completely white or completely blue it only lasts for 10-20 seconds something like that and then it seems to come back into play. Also clicking on the mouse seemed to get it going again I did have one or two long system hangs where it looked like the game had crashed but then eventually it just started working again. Double-clicking on units only seems to work intermittently and I've got to say I think this is something that I experienced in the first one I kind of put it down to me but I definitely think that that's something that needs to be looked at as well. So remember this is an early preview copy the version I have is not the final products that you're going to get in a couple of days time so what I wouldn't worry about it too much and the developers behind this project they will be working on this relentlessly for weeks and months and even years ahead of now.

So the controls of the camera options I think are ok the only real issue that I have for the controls is when you need to take unexpected routes in order to get to locations. Now this really comes down to me being a bit too quick on the mouse I want to attack a unit so I put my mouse over the unit I'm only two squares away and as I go to click on it. It changes the arrow to go all the way around the outside thereby driving past anti-tank guns and other such units and I take a lot of damage as a result. It's quite annoying that you're gonna often suffer excessive damage and even loss because of that issue but it's not really a bug it's kind of like it, kind of almost warrants the ability to have a single undo button because I've there's no way on earth I would want to go all the way around the city to get to this unit that I'm just two squares away from. Zoom I think it'd also be quite a bit more versatile it seems we've only got five levels of zoom available to us at present and they go in stages. I think either one or two more levels of zoom could benefit more players or better still just the ability to have a completely smooth camera zoom that would be even better that would allow everybody to set the zoom exactly as they wanted. As in all previous games a single hex can have a heck of a lot of information and an awful lot of things going on, on top of it at any one time. Accidental clicks and sending units when you intend to attack can happen a little bit too often. Maybe having the option for key binds to attack would alleviate this problem but I don't know it's kind of again comes down to rushing too much or too not being accurate enough with the mouse.

Once the game doesn't really offer any kind of high level customization other than being able to rename units each unit can be modified excessively there's a vast array of upgrades and options available and even as time moves on you will gain access to technological advancements which bring in new customization options as well. There's also a bunch of heroes which can be assigned to certain units now once they're gone they're gone but they really do boost the ability of a single unit.

Now the tutorials have been improved they offer new players the ability to get up and running much-much quicker. The detailed explanations accompanied with actual hands-on gameplay should allow each user to quickly and clearly understand not only the vast amount of information that they're looking at on the screen but how best to utilize it. In my preview copy I like I say I did encounter a few bucks mostly relating to terminology when describing units but one issue prevented a window from opening and I had to restart the game. Overall though the tutorial provided a good experience and a decent understanding of the games mechanics. I've even learned a few things that I didn't know previously. If I had one criticism of the tutorials it would be that the speed at which the narrator speaks is a little too fast I think. Especially for new players to the series there's a lot of information coming in and you've got to kind of process it and see what it means and understand it and as soon as you left-click it goes on to the next thing that doesn't seem to be any way of slowing it down that I've seen and I think for some people that might become quite frustrating. I don't have an official price for this title but I expected to be in keeping with the previous release perhaps a little bit cheaper is there's only a single campaign but I think anywhere from sort of 20 pounds up is where the price is gonna be. I think if you're into that kind of game then that's a decent price but for the casual gamer that might be priced a little bit too high and you might want to wait until it's in the sales. Looking on Steam right now I can see that Panza strategy is 2379 and strategic mind the Pacific which is a really great game I really enjoyed that it's only 1784 on sale at the moment but 2379 seems to be the sweet spot and having spoken to the developers previously about the pricing that they apply on their games it's basically a percentage to work out so that steam get their money and they still earn enough to make a profit on what they're doing. So I can almost guarantee 2379 is probably going to be about the right price.

I think it's worth considering the idea of having a single undo button. So you can take one move back and that's not because you make a bad decision and you waste a unit. It's more to do with there are so many items that so many things happening within a single hex. That you probably will on occasion accidentally move a unit when you intend to attack a unit and as a result you're going to suffer some losses. It's quite frustrating and I mean it can be overcome with practice I guess but maybe just considering adding a single undo button would just alleviate that problem especially for beginners. Maybe only have that for the lower level of difficulty. I'd also like to be able to order the units that I have by remaining strength this would allow me to prioritize getting those protected or out of dangerous situations but there's so many units on screen so many things going on you can have multiple battles all at the same time it can get a little overwhelming. Simply being able to order units by remaining strength will quickly and easily highlight to me which units need to be moved first.

Now lastly graphics and animations in the game are absolutely fine they are pretty much identical to the plans of strategy the game which came out in 2018. I would have liked to have seen some upgraded graphics and animations but it's okay as it is I never really had a problem with it before but you kind of like to see some progression there are some new features in the game but nothing really outstanding that sort of sets this single campaign out from the rest it is of course in the European theater and it is of course the Blitzkrieg version. So these kinds of highly tactical turn-based games are not for everyone. But if this is a genre that you're interested in then I would say that this is probably one of if not the best kind of series for us. There are so many technical elements to consider so many options and opportunities to consider as well and the scalable AI difficulty really ensures that all levels of the skill can be tested. If the price is right for you and the bugs get ironed out quickly then this is an easy recommendation for people into this kind of thing. I certainly like the Blitzkrieg ability for the tanks pushing through units I mean when you get a roll going on you can absolutely decimate and move forward so unbelievably quickly and that gives the game a massive injection of pace that sometimes I feel like it could benefit from.