Atomic Heart "Blood on Crystal" and MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Review - The Most Interesting Materials of the Week

A brief digest of all our materials from last week, in which we thoroughly analyzed the gaming industry.

• A beautiful ending: Atomic Heart “Blood on Crystal” review. Three years, four add-ons, one evil piece of polymer, and Major Nechaev, who still hasn't saved the world
• Cuphead with a shotgun: review of the noir shooter MOUSE: P.I. For Hire. Classic black-and-white animation continues to captivate game developers
• Rest after Hollow Knight: we wrongly missed GRIME II. We analyze the pros and cons, and also find out if you should spend your time on this release
• Bond returns, and Forza goes to Japan: game releases of May 2026. The last month of spring turned out to be unusually contrasting
• CRPG selection: 14 games that will engross you no less than Baldur's Gate 3. If after the BG3 finale you desperately miss deep dialogues, tactical battles, and twenty-sided dice rolls — it's time to move on
• Not just GoldenEye: 5 excellent James Bond games you shouldn't be ashamed of. Among dozens of attempts to bring the British spy's adventures to monitors, there were those that deserve attention no less than the classics from Rare studio