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PREVIEW | CLUTCH | OPEN-WORLD RACING ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA

A racing game set on the French Riviera already starts with a strong image. Sun, coastline, expensive roads, sharp corners, old money, illegal night races, polished machines and that strange line where professional motorsport and street culture can start looking too close to each other. It is the kind of location that can feel beautiful in daylight and completely different once the lights go down. That contrast gives Clutch a useful starting point before the first...

PUBLISHED | 26.O6.IIO26

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KING’S BOUNTY: THE LEGEND | OLD CLASSIC GETS NEW LIFE ON STEAM

A hero rides across a strange fantasy map, enemies wait just far enough to tempt you, treasure sits behind one risky fight, and suddenly two hours are gone. That is the magic of King’s Bounty: The Legend. It does not need cinematic noise or modern RPG excess to pull the player in. Its strength is cleaner and older: one hero, one colorful world, tactical battles, army building, spells, treasures, danger, humor and that constant feeling that one more fight, one more chest...

PUBLISHED | 26.O6.IIO26

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REVIEW | THE ADVENTURES OF ELLIOT | CHARM WITH LIMITS

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales opens like a game that knows exactly what kind of memory it wants to wake up. A small hero, a strange world, warm light falling over pixel-shaped landscapes, old ruins waiting in the distance, and that familiar Square Enix feeling that something ancient is buried under every road. It has the shape of an old fantasy adventure, but the image is cleaner, brighter and more carefully dressed than the games it rememb...

PUBLISHED | 25.O6.IIO26

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SPECIAL | STAR WARS: ZERO COMPANY | TACTICS, CHARM ...DONE

Star Wars does not always need another lightsaber duel to feel important. It does not always need a famous face walking through smoke, a giant fleet above a planet, or another scene built around the same familiar heroic rhythm. Sometimes the better angle is smaller and more dangerous: a bad map, a squad that should not be there, a mission nobody officially approved, and one decision that turns a clean operation into a problem nobody can hide...

PUBLISHED | 24.O6.IIO26

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WIND UP DEADMAN ANNOUNCED | CASSETTES MEET CRPG

A cassette tape is not exactly the first thing modern RPGs reach for when they want to explain the end of the world. That is probably why this one immediately catches the eye. No giant open-world promise, no cinematic combat trailer trying to look bigger than it is, no familiar fantasy kingdom with another prophecy waiting in the corner. Wind Up Deadman starts with a stranger idea: people who can no longer trust memory, a dead world shaped by disaster, and...

PUBLISHED | 24.O6.IIO26

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PREVIEW | FALSE ECHO | WAR IS IN THE WIRES AND LIES

A radio room buried under the Atlantic can be more frightening than a battlefield. No open sky, no clean information, no easy hero moment. Just paper, cables, signals, orders, pressure, and the quiet knowledge that every message you touch may change someone’s fate. False Echo understands that kind of tension. It does not look like a game built around speed or spectacle. It looks like a game built around procedure, suspicion and the slow damage of working...

PUBLISHED | 23.O6.IIO26

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SPECIAL | GRAND THEFT AUTO VI | TOO BIG NOT TO QUESTION

One trailer frame is enough to move the internet. A street corner, a car door, a police light, a beach crowd, a social media clip inside the game world everything is slowed down, enlarged, debated and treated like evidence. That is the strange position Rockstar has created. The next Grand Theft Auto is not being watched like a normal release anymore. It is being watched like an industry event, a cultural storm, and a test of how much weight one game can place on the...

PUBLISHED | 23.O6.IIO26

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REVIEW | KINGDOM COME: DELIVERANCE II | LATE, BUT NECESSARY

Some reviews arrive late because a game disappears quickly. This one arrives late for the opposite reason. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II has been out for more than a year, the first wave of opinions has already passed, patches have had time to settle, players have argued about its systems, and the larger gaming calendar has moved on. Still, leaving this game without a proper pcdoorz review would feel wrong. Some titles are too important to be treated only...

PUBLISHED | 22.O6.IIO26

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PREVIEW | THE DEFIANT | WWII FPS MOVES TO A DIFFERENT FRONT

The Defiant immediately stands out because it does not begin from the usual World War II shooter memory. It is not another return to Normandy, another Western European campaign, or another familiar tour through the same battlefields that PC shooters have revisited for decades. Instead, Haotang Technology and 4Divinity are pointing the camera toward China’s War of Resistance against Japan, a setting that has been far less visible in mainstream...

PUBLISHED | 22.O6.IIO26

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REVIEW | DAVE THE DIVER: IN THE JUNGLE | DIVE, SERVE, SMILE

Dave has always looked like a man who accidentally walked into a bigger game than he expected. That strange charm still carries In the Jungle, a content pack that pulls him away from the Blue Hole and drops him into a warmer, greener, busier place where freshwater, village life, grilling, quests, and small distractions begin to fight for the player’s attention. It is still Dave the Diver at heart, but the rhythm changes enough to make the return feel useful, not automa...

PUBLISHED | 22.O6.IIO26

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