Anno 117: Pax Romana review: Roman setting brings evolution the Anno series needed

I’ve always loved the Anno series – it’s where I’d return whenever other games didn’t quite satisfy. While I found Anno 1800 a little too complex, this new installment, with its Roman setting and innovative gameplay, has rekindled that excitement of city building. This time, I’m not just building – I’m a politician with personal goals who has to balance those with the emperor’s demands. And that makes all the difference.

Syberia Remastered review: A hit of nostalgia that may not land with everyone

It’s been 23 years since the original Syberia came out in 2002, and this remaster shows some clear improvements. The graphics are noticeably better – colors are brighter, environments are sharper, and the characters look less strangely artificial. However, the visual upgrade isn’t groundbreaking. It’s subtle enough that you might not immediately notice the difference at a quick glance, and I’ll discuss this in more detail later. As someone new to the game, I wanted to share this observation for those who may have played it before.