GameFrame

"GameFrame" to miejsce dla fanów gier, którzy szukają głębszego spojrzenia na ulubione produkcje. Znajdziesz tu nostalgiczne powroty do klasyków, analizy fabularne i detale, które wyróżniają każdą grę. Bez spoilerów, ale z pasją i wiedzą, odkrywamy kulisy wciągających historii i wyjątkowych światów. Wejdź i zapoznaj się, by zobaczyć gry od zupełnie nowej strony!

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Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is an absolute masterpiece of carnage. There is no feeling quite like stepping into Titus’s power armor and shredding through a Tyranid swarm in the name of the Emperor. The scale of the battle, the weight of the combat, and the stunning gothic visuals make this one of the most visceral experiences in years. It’s loud, it’s bloody, and it’s pure, unadulterated glory. For the Imperium!

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Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is an absolute masterpiece of carnage. There is no feeling quite like stepping into Titus’s power armor and shredding through a Tyranid swarm in the name of the Emperor. The scale of the battle, the weight of the combat, and the stunning gothic visuals make this one of the most visceral experiences in years. It’s loud, it’s bloody, and it’s pure, unadulterated glory. For the Imperium!

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It’s wild how Red Dead Redemption 1 on PS5 is still such a masterpiece. Even after all these years, John Marston’s journey hits harder than most modern titles. There’s a raw, dusty soul to this game that doesn’t need flashy gimmicks to pull you in. Riding across the prairie at sunset in 4K/60fps feels like pure cinematic magic. This isn't just a classic; it’s the ultimate interactive Western that has aged like a fine whiskey.

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It’s wild how Red Dead Redemption 1 on PS5 is still such a masterpiece. Even after all these years, John Marston’s journey hits harder than most modern titles. There’s a raw, dusty soul to this game that doesn’t need flashy gimmicks to pull you in. Riding across the prairie at sunset in 4K/60fps feels like pure cinematic magic. This isn't just a classic; it’s the ultimate interactive Western that has aged like a fine whiskey.

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Borderlands 3 is still an amazing game!

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl is a game of great contrasts but undeniable magnetism. Having spent over 120 hours in the Zone, I was completely captivated by its haunting atmosphere, the seamless open world, and the brutal gameplay loop driven by the unpredictable A-Life 2.0 system. Hunting for artifacts and exploring derelict buildings is incredibly addictive. However, technical flaws persist. Even on PS5 Pro, I experienced significant frame drops during combat, and broken scripts occasionally forced me to "clobber" the game logic to progress. Despite these rough edges, it remains a masterful survival experience. I’m eagerly anticipating this year's story DLCs.

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl is a game of great contrasts but undeniable magnetism. Having spent over 120 hours in the Zone, I was completely captivated by its haunting atmosphere, the seamless open world, and the brutal gameplay loop driven by the unpredictable A-Life 2.0 system. Hunting for artifacts and exploring derelict buildings is incredibly addictive. However, technical flaws persist. Even on PS5 Pro, I experienced significant frame drops during combat, and broken scripts occasionally forced me to "clobber" the game logic to progress. Despite these rough edges, it remains a masterful survival experience. I’m eagerly anticipating this year's story DLCs.

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl is a game of great contrasts but undeniable magnetism. Having spent over 120 hours in the Zone, I was completely captivated by its haunting atmosphere, the seamless open world, and the brutal gameplay loop driven by the unpredictable A-Life 2.0 system. Hunting for artifacts and exploring derelict buildings is incredibly addictive. However, technical flaws persist. Even on PS5 Pro, I experienced significant frame drops during combat, and broken scripts occasionally forced me to "clobber" the game logic to progress. Despite these rough edges, it remains a masterful survival experience. I’m eagerly anticipating this year's story DLCs.

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Following the reveal of Reanimal, I finally delved deep into the haunting world of Little Nightmares. This is a masterpiece of environmental storytelling where silence speaks louder than words. From Mono’s tragic time loop in Pale City to Six’s dark descent into hunger within The Maw, Tarsier Studios crafted a grim reflection of adulthood and corruption. It’s a chilling journey about how trauma turns victims into monsters. A must-play experience that lingers long after the credits roll.

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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 — A Dark, Hypnotic Story That Changed My View on JRPGs

For a long time, I honestly didn’t believe I would ever sit down and play this game. Its world looked intriguing, but turn-based JRPG combat was never really my thing — and in games like this, it’s a core pillar of the experience. Still, glowing recommendations from friends and the controversies surrounding The Game Awards 2025 convinced me to give it a chance and discover the fate of Expedition 33.

This spoiler-free review focuses on what makes Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 such a special experience. Developed by Sandfall Interactive, the game takes us into a surreal, beautifully haunting world ruled by a mysterious entity known as the Paintress, who once a year marks a number on a Monolith — and everyone who reaches that age turns to dust in a ritual called gommage.

The story follows a group of characters determined to end this deadly cycle before it claims another generation. With its rich narrative, striking art direction, emotionally charged themes of light and shadow, and a surprisingly engaging turn-based combat system enhanced with real-time elements, the game delivers a journey that is both melancholic and unforgettable.

Despite some technical hiccups on PS5 Pro and a frustrating upgrade management interface, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 stands out thanks to its exceptional storytelling, atmospheric world design, and outstanding soundtrack. It’s one of the most memorable narratives I’ve experienced in gaming — and a strong contender for Game of the Year, even for players who normally avoid JRPGs.

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Dispatch: The Perfect Start to the Year with Heroes, Humor, and Heart

Happy New Year, everyone! After some festive downtime and catching up on games, I decided to take a short break from my second run of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and stumbled upon Dispatch, released last October. Created by former Telltale developers, the game immediately drew me in, and I finished the story of Mecha Man in just two evenings.

Dispatch isn’t your typical superhero story. It follows Robert Robertson, the former Mecha Man, who has lost his powers and now manages the Z-Team—a group of washed-up heroes, ex-villains, and misfits. Voiced by Aaron Paul, Robert’s weary but charismatic persona adds depth and authenticity to the narrative. The story explores second chances, team dynamics, and the consequences of your choices, with memorable characters like Invisigal, Flambae, Punch Up, and Golem.

Visually, Dispatch feels like a well-directed animated series, complete with dynamic action, expressive faces, and cinematic shots. The soundtrack perfectly complements the story, switching between thrilling superhero motifs and reflective, emotional themes.

Gameplay surprises with its unique dispatch management system. Assign heroes to missions, weigh risks, and plan strategically—your team becomes meaningful both narratively and mechanically. Hacker mini-games add another layer of challenge, requiring timing and planning.

While it doesn’t reinvent the genre, Dispatch delivers a compelling story, engaging gameplay, and characters you’ll care about. For me, it was the perfect way to kick off the new year. Highly recommended!

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The Callisto Protocol – A Darker Echo of Dead Space

The Callisto Protocol turned out to be a surprisingly strong sci-fi survival horror that, for me, worked even better than the Dead Space remake. The game delivers an intense escape story set in the Black Iron prison on Jupiter’s moon, with a grim atmosphere, impressive world design and one of the best soundscapes in the genre. Combat stands out thanks to its dodge-focused melee system, while gunplay remains fairly standard. Although the camera often ruins close-quarters fights and some technical bugs are still present, the immersive world, strong tension, and engaging (though predictable) story make the experience totally worth playing — especially now, after patches. If the next installment corrects the original’s flaws, this series could become something truly great.

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Cocoon – A Hypnotic Journey Through Worlds Within Worlds

Cocoon is a mesmerizing puzzle adventure that proves how much magic can hide in simplicity. With brilliant world-jumping mechanics, beautiful design, and ambient soundscapes, it’s an unforgettable experience that blends logic and emotion perfectly. Short but deeply satisfying — a small masterpiece from the creator of Limbo and Inside.

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Ghost of Yote is one of those games that completely pulls you in with its world. Every frame feels like a small piece of art – from the mountain peaks to the snow-covered temples. It’s a game that makes you stop, look into the distance, and just take in the atmosphere. Sucker Punch created something truly special – beauty, emotion, and story woven into one unforgettable journey.

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Ghost of Yote is one of those games that completely pulls you in with its world. Every frame feels like a small piece of art – from the mountain peaks to the snow-covered temples. It’s a game that makes you stop, look into the distance, and just take in the atmosphere. Sucker Punch created something truly special – beauty, emotion, and story woven into one unforgettable journey.

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Ghost of Yote is one of those games that completely pulls you in with its world. Every frame feels like a small piece of art – from the mountain peaks to the snow-covered temples. It’s a game that makes you stop, look into the distance, and just take in the atmosphere. Sucker Punch created something truly special – beauty, emotion, and story woven into one unforgettable journey.