I'll be honest, the last time I played Assassin's Creed was in 2015, when Syndicate was released. After that, I was not interested in the series until Assassin's Creed Mirage was announced. We were promised a return to the roots, a lot of stealth, and a smaller game world. The latter attracted me the most, because I wasn't ready to spend 40-50 hours, as it was in the last three games. Now we are back in the Middle East, in Baghdad, and our main character is Basim, whom we have already met in AC Valhalla. However, the story is not the strongest aspect of this game, it stands out for its completely different world. Ubisoft has implemented the game's Baghdad in such a high-quality and detailed manner that it seems as if most of the resources were spent on its creation. The gameplay is minimal but varied. Attacking enemies with a sword is an idea that will end in failure in 90% of cases. Therefore, you need to use stealth, explore locations, learn enemy routes, look for secret passages and objects that will help you eliminate a large number of enemies in a second. All in all, Mirage is a game that can appeal to both gamers who have not missed a single part and people who stopped playing assassins a few years ago. The gg editorial team will tell you about all the main points of the game to help you understand whether you should buy Assassin's Creed Mirage.

Cocoon is the debut game by Danish indie studio Geometric Interactive. The studio was founded by former Playdead employees Jeppe Carlsen and Jakob Schmid. The former worked as a game designer on all Playdead games, including the highly acclaimed platformers LIMBO and INSIDE. And Jakob was the sound engineer of INSIDE, so the audience's expectations from the game were quite high. Cocoon is a sci-fi adventure puzzle game where we play as a beetle that carries worlds on its back, which are placed in spheres. Each sphere has its own peculiarity, which makes the gameplay exciting and offers a new experience even for those who have played dozens of indie games. The game is set in a world with mysterious structures and biomechanical devices created by an ancient civilisation. However, the game's plot is the third element of this puzzle. Most of all, the game attracts with its gameplay and world, which is filled with a mysterious and at the same time calm atmosphere. The gg editorial team has tried itself in the role of a beetle travelling around the world and will share its impressions to help you understand whether Cocoon is worth buying.

Batman: Arkham Trilogy for Nintendo Switch was announced back in June 2023, and the game was supposed to be released this autumn, but there were some adjustments and now we'll have to wait a little longer.