Cronos: The New Dawn Review
Cronos: The New Dawn immerses players in a hauntingly authentic rendition of 1980s communist Poland. The narrative revolves around a cataclysmic event known as The Change, which transforms humanity into grotesque entities. Players control ND-3576, tasked with the critical mission to awaken lost souls, while battling the threat of their merging. This mechanic serves as a constant reminder of the tension permeating gameplay. Graphically, the game excels with its detailed environments that enhance the eerie atmosphere. However, the gameplay can feel repetitive, as the core mechanics lack significant variety. While the story is engaging, some plot points may leave players feeling underexplored. The voice acting is commendable, adding depth to character interactions. Overall, Cronos offers a compelling experience, but it could benefit from greater gameplay diversity. For further insights, check out Eurogamer's full review.