Recent reviews by domi

For 15 euros, you get much more than you would expect:

• High quality version of the base DDLC (better sprites and artwork).
  
• Side Stories, that give you more insight into what the characters feel and how was the club formed in the first place.
  
• Many more lore related secrets, achievements and things to stop and think about.

DDLC always meant a lot to me, it's more than a game to me.

It's an unforgettable experience, that pushed the game boundaries that I knew much further, in a genius and entertaining way.

It's a wonderful title made by incredibly talented, wonderful people.

It's a title that made me understand myself better.


Play it. It will make you feel things. Trust me.

I absolutely, wholeheartedly love this game. It's beautiful, relaxing and so entertaining, while also leaving an everlasting feeling of joy and peace in soul. Masterpiece.

Video games are fun.

But then, every once in a while, I stumble upon a game so wonderful, it truly makes me feel like video games are the ultimate art form.

Is that true?

Depends on the game. And SOMA is one of those games.

Play it, it will change you.

Truly wonderful game. The atmosphere and the way the game plays is to this day very satisfying, cool and enjoyable. I highly recommend this classic to everyone!

Finally, a men's game.

Why can I name all of the female characters and not a single male one.

- you can punch your own people and they will thank you for it
- you can put a balloon on a donkey (wild ass) and catapult him into the sky
- you can beat up children
- you can listen to A-ha's Take on Me while you shoot people from a helicopter
- you can have fun with the water gun you stole from kids
- you can slide down the hills in a cardboard box with anime girl printed on it
- you can have schizophrenia

10/10 i'd run over people with a horse and then fall from a mountain again

looks like a pay2win port from google playstore by devs who have no idea how to make videogames.

Ok, I'm done. - I've played for over 100 hours, owned over 200 cars (I know, it's not the most, but so be it), donated over 50 cars as gifts to other players, driven the entire map countless times, and in the end, after all, I'm done with Forza Horizon 5 - a game that I managed to love despite constant crashing, unbalanced and often completely dumb AI (drivatars) and grinding at such a high level that it was often very annoying.

I know that 100 hours isn't the most. I know that something around 200 collected cars in a virtual Forza collection isn't anything groundbreaking, but I honestly never considered myself to be any sort of pro racer and car collector (well, maybe only sometimes) and to make some people mad, I used gamepad all the time I was playing this game, despite being a steering wheel owner, as it often happened that the game didn't want me to sort of.. well.. accept the steering wheel a let me play with it.

The main problem for me though wasn't so much the constant crashing, but rather the fact that the game became incredibly boring, lifeless and just about grinding cars in the Horizon festival list right after I completed all of the main races, which for me, personally, wasn't the most enjoyable thing. Plus, the Forza Horizon community felt so toxic and bad sometimes, that playing the game online for at least 10 minutes before it crashed was, indeed, a really awful experience.

And the last thing I would like to talk about here, in this long review, is.. the developers themselfs. Playground Games. God, they are so bad at keeping their games in good, at least partially working condition. Game crashes and unreal FPS drops are just the beginning though. Because when hackers can win in all sorts of community races (in which real money is at stake) and despite cheating, they are somehow mysteriously winners, is just simply very strange, however, there is one last thing. And that is the loss of saved games. This is also compounded by the horrible and basically absolutely useless Forza Support. Oh, boy.

So, is Forza Horizon 5 worth your money or not? Ok, let me put it like this - if you have no problem playing the game with bots, completely offline, encountering all sorts of problems every now and then and not even being sure if they'll get resolved, then go for it, after all, it has nice graphics and controls.

And just to be completely clear, I LIKE THIS GAME, I really do. But later in the game, it just started to feel.. lifeless. And don't get me wrong, there is a lot to do in the game, but grinding just isn't really for me, i guess. So yes, the game is good, despite the problems, that's why I recommend it, but I recommend it only to people, that are not scared of all kinds of problems.
If you're not scared, then buy it, it's perfectly worth when it's on sale.

So, Playground Games made a brilliant game, and absolutely ruined it in every way possible, really cool!
However, if I return to this game in the future and find I've lost my save, I'll sue Forza Support for at least 100 million in-game credits and a thousand super wheelspins.

Peace.

No Control Over the Steering Wheel: Simulator