Author: Gameswatch

If you want to save spontaneously in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, you’ll need Saviour Schnapps – it’s an alchemical potion that lets you save manually, no matter where you are (except in combat or cutscenes). 1. Where to get the recipe Early in the game, while helping Bozhena and meeting Pavlena, you’ll receive the recipe for Saviour Schnapps – read the book in your inventory so it gets added to your alchemy book. 2. Buying: The easy way You can buy Saviour Schnapps from many merchants: 3. Finding: Little treasure hunt 4. Brewing it yourself – the best option If…

This review takes a closer look at Sengoku Dynasty, a survival game set in feudal Japan. I’ll tell you what makes the game unique and whether it’s worth your time. Sengoku Dynasty is a survival game that throws us right into the turbulent time of Japan’s Sengoku era. For fans of historical settings and challenging survival games, this title might be just the thing. I took a close look at the game and want to tell you in this review what makes Sengoku Dynasty special, where its strengths lie, and what could still be improved. Setting and Atmosphere: Japan During…

Cuphead is one of those rare games that immediately stands out thanks to its striking hand-drawn visuals and jazz-infused soundtrack. In this review, we’ll dive into what makes the game so memorable – and so brutally challenging. Anyone seeing Cuphead for the first time might honestly think it’s a lovingly restored cartoon from the 1930s. But what looks like a classic from Disney or Fleischer Studios is actually a video game – and a very special one at that. With its unique style, demanding gameplay, and distinct identity, Cuphead has gained a loyal fanbase since its release in 2017. In…

Raft drops you in the middle of the open ocean with nothing but a hook and a small raft to survive. My review explores how a minimalist adventure quickly turns into an engaging survival game full of exploration, story, and creativity. If you’ve ever dreamed of drifting across the ocean on a self-built raft, battling sharks to survive and spotting mysterious islands on the horizon, Raft is exactly the right game for you. Developed by Redbeet Interactive and published by Axolot Games, Raft is more than just another survival game. It combines the familiar gathering-and-building formula with a fresh setting,…

Europa Universalis IV is a grand strategy game that lets you rewrite history from the late Middle Ages to the dawn of the modern era. With its deep mechanics and global scope, it’s a title that challenges your mind and rewards long-term planning. Read my review here. Anyone who has ever dreamed of leading their own empire, maneuvering through diplomatic intrigue, and shaping historical world powers according to their own vision is in exactly the right place with Europa Universalis IV. With this complex strategy game, Paradox Interactive has released a true heavyweight in terms of grand strategy, which now…

Fae Farm takes you to the enchanting island of Azoria, where you’ll build a farm, explore magic, and forge new friendships. This charming feel-good game blends farming simulation with fantasy flair – perfectly hitting the mark for cozy game fans. Here’s my review. Sometimes you just need a game that pulls you out of the stressful everyday life, puts a smile on your face, and brings a bit of magic into your routine. Fae Farm tries to do exactly that – and surprisingly often succeeds. Developed by Phoenix Labs, who were previously best known for the action game Dauntless, Fae…

The Stillness of the Wind is a quiet, meditative indie game that explores solitude, routine, and the passage of time. It’s not about action or excitement, but about reflection and atmosphere. Here’s my review. The Stillness of the Wind is not a game that can be summed up in a few words. It’s quiet, slow, melancholic – and that’s exactly its charm. It’s not a title that relies on big action, complex puzzles, or a high score system. Instead, we experience the daily life of an old woman on a deserted farm, somewhere in a dusty wasteland. That might sound…