Speech, of course, about Kingdom Come: Deliverance – medieval role -playing game from Czech Warhorse Studios. Deliverance relies on historical reliability and realism – no dragons, portals and an omnipotent hero with a two -meter sword!
Most journalists and gamers were liking the casino-palm.com/ landscapes of Bohemia and role -playing nonlinearity. In the list of minuses Deliverance – bugs, clumsy combat system and performance problems. The result is 72 points for the Opencritic, 78 % praise in Steam and "amazing" from Stopgame.ru.
The second gift – Aztez. This is a genre hybrid from an indie segment: the game combines Beat ’Em Up with a step-by-step strategy. As the main advantages Aztez Developers from Team Colorblind indicate the campaign with random generation of events and objects, fascinating battles and unusual surroundings-the action takes place in the Aztec empires, made in black and white colors (with the addition of bright red blood!).
Do not rush to turn your nose from the next two -dimensional indie: Aztez boasts of good grades – 82 out of 100 from critics and 82 % of positive reviews in Steam. The authors of the reviews warn that the key element of the game is a muzzle – to compensate for the lack of arcade "skill" due to strategic maneuvers will not work.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance And Aztez you can pick up here and here until February 20. In a week Epic Games will start distributing a card game Faeria.