Bellfortis is a strategy title set in the early Middle Ages. Players are tasked with expanding their kingdoms, balancing military power and political influence to dominate the region. The title combines turn-based strategic map management with real-time combat, offering a hybrid approach to gameplay. Decisions are crucial, as players will be able to choose between conquering territories through military might and forging alliances through diplomacy.

Silent Sector — although trivial, but quite a worthy plot. We were doing honest business, delivering supplies to a remote mining colony, and here, hello, a soldier appears who destroys us almost completely. The gameplay is a twin-stick shooter with a developed system of factions, trade and just tons of ships, weapons, equipment. We start by choosing the specialization of our hero. There is a button for setting what we like, but for 20 hours of playing it has not affected anything for me yet. After the plot multiplication of our first ship by zero, it is proposed to choose a new one. Advise you not to skimp and take the best pepelats that you can afford to fly it will take a relatively long time. All except the most Nubian ships are factional. The more reputation you have with a faction, the better equipment will be sold to us.