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<games xmlns="http://wwww.asunik.ee" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
       xsi:schemaLocation="http://wwww.asunik.ee asunik_games.xsd">
    <game>
        <name>Witcher 3</name>
        <developer>CD Projekt RED</developer>
        <publisher>CD Projekt</publisher>
        <genre>Action role-playing</genre>
        <release>2015-05-19</release>
        <platforms>
            <platform>Microsoft Windows</platform>
            <platform>PlayStation 4</platform>
            <platform>Xbox One</platform>
        </platforms>
        <reviews>
            <review type="critic">
                <author>Phill Cameron</author>
                <publisher>Telegraph</publisher>
                <score max="5">5</score>
                <summary>
                    There is no saving the world, here, no great evil force pervading the landscape, or a doomsday clock
                    ticking down to inevitable destruction, with only you to stand in its way.
                    The story of Wild Hunt is a personal one, set in a huge and unrelentingly beautiful world.
                </summary>
                <address>www.telegraph.co.uk/gaming/what-to-play/witcher-3-wild-hunt-review/</address>
            </review>
            <review type="critic">
                <author>Vince Ingenito</author>
                <publisher>IGN</publisher>
                <score max="10">9.3</score>
                <summary>
                    Though the straightforward and fetch-quest-heavy main story overstays its welcome, the option
                    of joyfully adventuring through a rich, expansive open world was always there for me when I’d start
                    to burn out. Even if the plot isn’t terribly interesting, the many characters who play a part in it
                    are, and along with the excellent combat and RPG gameplay, they elevate The Witcher 3 to a plane few
                    other RPGs inhabit.
                </summary>
                <address>www.ign.com/articles/2015/05/12/the-witcher-3-the-wild-hunt-review</address>
            </review>
            <review type="user">
                <author>Hardi Antsov</author>
                <score max="100">99</score>
                <summary>
                    Clap, clap, clap, CD Projekt Red.
                </summary>
                <address>www.123reviews.com/witcher3/reviews/100</address>
            </review>
        </reviews>
        <offers>
            <offer limitedtime="true">
                <name>Steam</name>
                <address>store.steampowered.com/app/292030/</address>
                <amount currency="EUR">17.99</amount>
            </offer>
            <offer>
                <name>GOG</name>
                <address>www.gog.com/game/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt</address>
                <amount currency="EUR">37.79</amount>
            </offer>
        </offers>
    </game>
    <game>
        <name>XCOM 2</name>
        <developer>Firaxis Games</developer>
        <publisher>2K Games</publisher>
        <genre>Turn-based tactics</genre>
        <release>2016-02-05</release>
        <platforms>
            <platform>Microsoft Windows</platform>
            <platform>Linux</platform>
            <platform>OS X</platform>
            <platform>PlayStation 4</platform>
            <platform>Xbox One</platform>
        </platforms>
        <reviews>
            <review type="critic">
                <author>Mike Mahardy</author>
                <publisher>Gamespot</publisher>
                <score max="10">9</score>
                <summary>
                    Now that XCOM 2 has made its way to consoles, these sentiments remain the same. Some technical
                    issues have migrated from this year’s PC release: characters sometimes freeze in place while the
                    turn progresses; soldiers can take almost 10 seconds to execute commands; and cutscenes have a
                    tendency to drop frame rates throughout campaigns. But the layered tactics, impactful meta-game, and
                    deep character-building are all intact on PS4 and Xbox One. XCOM 2 remains a superb strategy title.
                </summary>
                <address>www.gamespot.com/reviews/xcom-2-review/1900-6416347/</address>
            </review>
            <review type="user">
                <author>Juhan Trink</author>
                <score max="100">85</score>
                <summary>
                    Better graphics and some gameplay improvements but buggy and not optimized very well.
                </summary>
                <address>www.123reviews.com/xcom2/reviews/3</address>
            </review>
        </reviews>
        <offers>
            <offer limitedtime="true">
                <name>Humble Store</name>
                <address>www.humblebundle.com/store/xcom-2</address>
                <amount currency="EUR">49.99</amount>
            </offer>
            <offer>
                <name>Amazon</name>
                <address>www.amazon.com/XCOM-2-PC/dp/B00YHZEILQ?th=1</address>
                <amount currency="USD">24.99</amount>
            </offer>
        </offers>
    </game>
</games>