Recent reviews by [TB] Aranciokov~

Unexpected. In terms of story, overall quality, feelings you get while exploring. It's funny to see what other players put around the world in terms of structures and signs. Driving the vehicles is kinda janky, although often needed (both to move around heavy materials and to make some trips shorter).

I'm glad they published again following AoW3 success. AoW4 is a great overall game and is a nice sequel to AoW3. First, cheerful colors, fantasy setting, dealing with gods and mythical monsters is great. Sorry, I totally did not like AoW:PF style. Gameplay feels good and similar to previous iterations, even with some things borrowed from Planetfall (e.g., provinces). However, there are also a few things I'm not completely ok with. First, the campaign is somehow meh, it doesn't feel like you are following someone's story, yet it also doesn't feel like you are becoming someone important for the story. So, I'm not sure it was a good idea to pursue this new type of storytelling, instead of following AoW3 (and previous games) style. Second, tomes are somehow leveling the ground and making the initial choices (race, etc) not as impactful.

Cool experience, a bit short though.

Simple but interesting RPG with nice graphics, many cats, and many dungeons

A really well made game, mixing metroidvania and monster collection!

A bit janky and shows its age. Nonetheless, a nice and overall polished experience. The puzzles were not so difficult, although in several places I needed some time to understand what I was supposed to do. Cool stories.

A really good game overall! Good graphics, a nice amount of VR interactions. Gunplay feels a bit cheap, especially at the beginning; after a while it gets easier and feels nicer. There's a good amount of exploration as well, mixed with a decent story. Overall, a really good experience in VR

Great adventure!

Couldn't enjoy this at all. Slow, far too slow. Most of the time it's not even clear what you are supposed to do.

Great game. I really enjoyed the story (both the main plot, and most of the secondary quests as well), the soundtrack, the visuals (although if you focus on details - such as the food - sometimes you can find really edgy, not too sharp textures). Combat dynamics aren't bad, nothing too surprising but I enjoyed slashing all the gonks who didn't appreciate me. It's pretty much "The Witcher 3" set in a cyberpunk setting. About bugs, etc: 100 hours in, apart from a few glitches here and there, everything went smooth. Performance: i5-6600, RX 580/8GB, 24GB RAM -> around 30 fps @1080p with everything maxed out; by lowering the crowd density and activating the FidelityFX CAS (90%) I managed to play at around 40 fps with no big issues.