Michał Backwater

I want to write something positive about this movie. It is a comedy and acting in some cases can be funny. On the other hand, this movie loses much value if you knew previous entries and liked them - nothing ambitious here, nothing cool, most characters aren't believable so there's no contrast between "funny" and "serious". Stupid antagonists killed this movie for me. Nothing else to add, failure that ended the series.

I had lots of fun during my first week of playing, really many players online during double xp event, most of the content is for solo player but in some cases presence of other players helped without need to create party or anything. Biggest feature of this game is it's size. I bought on some discount a few DLC areas but even without these game is enormous. Each area is for one intense day of playing just to find every skyshard and check most of the caves, and that's just uncovering map. I think that just running around every region without doing many quests will take around 200 hours. Major disadvantages are: - game encourages searching every hole in the ground but there are many places on the map that block player and the only option is to teleport away. - there're hundreds of different items, skills, materials but most of them have almost same stats between the classes and same purpose between crafting skills. So even though there're hundreds of types of enemies there's only around ten different movesets for AI and that's how whole game works. - 30 day limited time to use some antiquity hunt lead. Why the fk the only thing that is by definition buried underground since forever has a limited time access starting from finding some map or clue. - there's no incentive for solo player to try min-maxing. This game is easy, I did a few harder "public dungeons" with broken eq - some using stealth and some just searching for enemies in crowd of players. Literally I just walk around and my stats slowly grow - I know that after a few hundred hours I'll be much stronger and no need to buy premium things or even use the in-game market. My verdict is this game is very good place for Elder Scrolls enjoyers to just chill among fellow grinders. But as a game for an average player it's mediocre mega size. Most of my fun comes from accomplishing private objectives in speedrun cleaning map.

Great game, great style, great platforming. One thing I can say isn't so well thought is learning curve. First two islands I learned some basic tricks very intensively (500 deaths ~) and afterwards when I got used to graphics, music, difficulty and finally learned very efficient way to tackle every level - game became repetitive. On keyboard playing is rather comfortable, no technical problems, hitboxes are rather favorable for player, every boss fight has lots of stages and every stage has defined hp and a mark on whole boss fight bar. Dozens, if not hundreds, of different obstacles, different enemies, different ways to die. Fully recommended for players who wants a challenge, who search for inspiration, who like workout in very well designed environment. I didn't finish it, I'm not an ambitious one

Didn't play the first one or any SteamWorld game before. Game is nice, has it's charm, art style is memorable, music makes the mood nice to concentrate. Some additional advantages are automatic saves after every part of mission, fun laser bullet trajectory with ricochets that gives me similar entertainment as playing online snooker or 8-ball with aiming aid. Rpg element is based on weapons our crew uses and can be mixed among members based on experience in every weapon. Death penalties are minimum, naval fights are very easy and almost not worth mentioning, difficulty playing at 3/5 is varied but much more missions are easy than frustrating. It's a type of a game that's so simple that there's no weak elements to point at. I wouldn't compare it to some long AAA games, I don't even think it's in AA category, just a type of nice rpg mini-game. And it's fun in what it does. Does price reflect this game value? Probably, I played lots of similar free games with mtx and I wasn't able to win anything without investing more money than this game costs. Here it's a finished product for dozens of hours with some depth and style. Will I buy next SteamWorld game and recommend SWH 2 to everyone? No, I was curious of perfect scores this series gets and mostly that's it for me, just another game that is a nice addition to private library but the only advantages I expect to have from this game in the future is to let some younger family members play it.

I give this game 3 stars because I compare it to The Surge 2. It's giving me much lower challenge and overall intensity than it's precedessor. Above all else it's a game with a few open areas with lots of travelling, lots of looking around to find anything interesting and many standard open world features like fetch quests, parkour challenges, waves of monsters, some resting anvil etc.. I'm happy I bought it now because I was interested with this game at launch with bigger price and worser content. The good: - level design of certain locations is very intricate and shows some navigating challenge - flashy combat with lots of customization options - surfing on sand, multiple jumps(5...) in the air and other gauntlet powers make this game stand out. The bad: - every fight looks almost the same with the only good tactic going berserk, one weapon whole game for me, damage is increased by player's armor - no weapon upgrades - optional quests could have been made by AI. No imagination here. Main story even less - game length can feel short for an open world. It's rather easy to finish under 10h when you don't care. - overall feeling of this game after many big open worlds this year isn't ambitious. Gauntlet powers give some differentiation but the rest is just a filling of rather not big game. In my opinion singleplayer open world games shouldn't be made with AA size and budget in mind. Not these years when every biggest dev team has to make a gigantic game with every possible content included. This game might have bigger size and more relaxing and "fun" combat than The Surge 2 but I don't feel any incentive to clean one more big map in late game of Atlas Fallen. The Surge 2 had much more precise playthrough, more labirynths, more tough fights, more character. Atlas Fallen: Reign of Sands is worth trying but not worth praising

Many puzzles and activities are great in this game but overally it's very typical open world game with lookout towers, with grinding for resources and hundreds of icons on the map. Story is nice, humorous approach with many jokes and surprises. Quests aren't as nice, most of them are fetch quests (every human is turned to stone so not much talking), NPCs (gods) are cartoonish and comment many things in the background - it is funny once in a while. Game above standard difficulty isn't anything impossible for experienced player - most boss fights have three moves to learn, dodging is very easy and fast, upgrading weapons and abilities can make any enemy a walk in the park. Map is big, I finished prologue near 5th hour and every next region is bigger than that. Lots of running, climbing, flying, everywhere I look there's something to do. But most of these obstacles, fights and puzzles are not satisfying, I would ignore 90% of events if I knew beforehand what I would get or do in it. Game is great for some younger mythology enthusiasts and big open world games lovers. For other players I would recommend during sale and with at least a week of free time. I don't regret buying but I won't finish it.

I never was in USA, my whole knowledge about culture, problems and some humor depicted in such movies comes majorly from cinema. Nonetheless, I've watched trilogy a few times, it was very popular in my native TV at some point and Eddie Murphy became my "very respected actor" if not Idol in childhood. He has very original style and was able to destroy some social prejudice and stereotypes just with his intelligence and courage. To be honest I can't compare this sequel with first movies, actors have different kind of energy, image of Beverly Hills changed, some jokes and humor aren't so obvious now as they felt in older movies and some new cast played only background for Murphy. But it's still a movie that tries many bold nowadays solutions, older actors feel as if they didn't have so much fun in long time, everything works as a stage for Axel and he is in a really great shape. It's simply a good movie. Not ground shaking, not very original but worth the money. Some minor things I remember: tattooed mafia guys in slow-mo made a really big impression on me, on the other hand drug mafia boss wasn't funny and whole scene felt like someone tried copying some hit from the past without any guidance and idea. And what really sunk into me, maybe because of dubbing, was horrendous amount of swearing. It might feel realistic to a cop but I didn't really feel anything about this in previous movies. So it worked.

It's a very simple, fun and good idea for a puzzle game. Translating languages, trying to understand words from circumstances, searching for clues and solving puzzles is a great blend for some very instructive entertainment. Graphics are nice and simple, world design is a little childish, a little naive but has also some depth and can be translated a little to our times. Music is present and puts me in solving mood, there're also very few reflex based obstacles but everything in this game is designed for everyone (also kids) to have fun foremostly. About difficulty, many puzzles and levels have even too many hints and help for experienced player. I had to think a while (up to 5 minutes) about some words when I've checked every place on one floor, language similar to arabic was a little more difficult for me because sentences went backwards and last floor had nearly none helpful items so the only problem was solving mystery of golden boxes - doable. Whole game around 10 hours. One word that comes to my mind when describing it is universal

I've read One Piece manga around 13 years ago, watched Netflix series last year and bought this game on a 75% discount out of curiosity. I've played really many games last 5 years and the only one I could compare this one to is Vampire Survivors. Some upgrades, beating hordes of enemies, some rare bosses and very simple graphics and level design. What's actually worser than VS is that in OPPW4 on many maps there's totally no need to think or look at your surroundings - I play without mouse and have a little tougher task rotating camera so I don't do it and I beat almost every map with S(best) grade on normal difficulty. The good things are atmosphere, music, probably original voice actors, quick story reminder, can be relaxing and dozens of playable characters. The bad are, in my opinion, standard price, map design, mindless gameplay, graphics look 20 years old. I don't know really what to write here because if I would compare this game to modern AA or even AAA games I would have to begin with enemy AI, no balance, not well thought difficulty growth, very low effort story background, messy optional maps, monotonous gameplay, one type of missions, the only thing you can do in this game is hitting living beings - no talking, no searching, no puzzles, no reason for many obstacles beside being time-eaters. But I won't say it's the worst game or not worth my time. It can be really fun, same way as I had fun playing lower quality games in my childhood. There's really many possible upgrades, different moves for every character, really many strong opponent types and it's very cheerful, I can reset myself after work or souls. Fun game but only for fanbase in my opinion. To be honest I would rate it as "One Piece" if I could instead of stars.

It's a good AA game. Nothing really great, outstanding. On normal difficulty fights are rather not too hard, in my first 5 hours I've died 10-15 times and most of those on bosses but I'm not very experienced in side scrolling games or in platformers or brawlers - only Hollow Knight finished a few years ago. Map isn't very dense, in Hollow Knight player was small and paths could be very narrow. Here everything is big, we can jump really high so every next platform is far away, there're many parts of the map that are simply empty space, every location with this respawn tree is empty or almost empty (no monsters, maybe some platforms and in one place lots of NPCs). There's also not many monsters types and numbers, I've seen already most things in 4 of 10 locations in the game and I don't think I've defeated over 100 opponents. But yeah, it's so easy to avoid opponents or just jump around them that it's player choice to fight. Art is nice, story and cutscenes are actually worth watching/following because not everything is told in a straight-forward way, game is working well on KB + M - just shift makes problems if I hit it too often but I didn't even care about changing keybindings, I don't really expect any problems in this game or frustration. Platforming is harder for newbies but after a few hours I have almost no problems with more difficult obstacles and there's a lot of useful skills to speed up exploration. I remember Hollow Knight as more difficult but I'm not sure. And actually each failure doesn't cost us much - maybe half of one healthbar, maybe less and even in first half of the game I have like 4 healthbars, 2 potions which heal me fully and a skill (which is available after hitting and blocking opponents) that also heals me fully. This game isn't brutal. Overally I recommend this game to any player who just wants a medium level challenge, maybe even to total beginners in such games (everything is nicely introduced) and even to kids - I don't know what age restriction has this game but it looks perfect for not experienced teenagers. It's not a diamond for me but I waited for this game and it's not disappointing either. Worth the price but I wouldn't compare it to HK.