Bernardas Šliamka

While you play in the game as kids, this is far from a kid's game. A very interesting story, many choices that determine how the trip will move and whether you will reach the goal at all, full of small mini games that makes the game even more entertaining. You plan in a country of authoritarian regime, whose society wants changes, and it depends on the player's actions whether that change will be achieved and in what - democratic or violent - way. Indeed, history makes us wonder how important the desire for freedom is, how authoritarian regimes negatively affect the lower strata of society, and a reminder that similar countries are very close to us. The ending of the game seemed less developed than the story itself, so, just because of the end, the rating was reduced.

Short, but an amazing story, sometimes you feel like you're watching a movie. Impressive visual solutions that make you empathize and forget the reality.

The best city simulator I've ever played. Interesting, endless opportunities for the development of the city, the organization of transport. Everything must be done responsibly and thoughtfully, and every mistake can affect the problems of the city population - traffic jams, bad garbage collection, pollution, noise pollution and so on. I highly recommend purchasing additional game additions, especially those you like - "After Dark", "Mass transit", "Park Life".