Recent reviews by Asdamk

Best one out of all Battle Royale games in my personal experience. Fun, with characters and lore that gives it great atmosphere, and with a lot of references to Titanfall.

Definitely the best Star Wars game in at least a decade. The atmosphere is on point, the graphics are beautiful, characters are good, music is amazing and really makes you feel the setting. Fighting mechanics are more than decent, and the game offers a challenge. Plus, lightsabers!

It's basically a way better Simcity.

Traffic management is a pain in the ass, and building a city that actually works in the long run, while managing its budget, is a fun challenge.
You can make the cities look however you want, and with a ton of fun mods and improvements available on the workshop, the content you get is more than worth the price.

Just watch out for the DLCs, some of them are priced high despite not offering that much new content, I'd only buy them when they're on sale.

Skill-based melee combat, open-world single-player campaign and a bunch of entertaining multiplayer modes.
A ton of total-conversion mods if you wish to play in dozens of different settings, including historical settings, Game of Thrones or even Star Wars.
The graphics may not that good, but the game is well worth the money. Especially since it's pretty cheap.

A great game. Numerous tanks and planes to choose from, all modeled in a realistic fashion. The grind may sometimes seem too much for the non-paying player, but I couldn't not recommend War Thunder after seeing how much fun I have with the game.

Typical Bethesda game. A great, though unpolished, experience. Brilliant post-apocalyptic feel in the 50s style, just as you would expect from a Fallout game. Sadly, it lacks RPG elements. It's not a cRPG game anymore. More like an open-world FPS with RPG elements. What it does, it does great, although I'd sometimes wish that there'd be more to it. As it stands, I can still recommend it if you enjoy post-apocalypse or just open world games. It's not as big as Skyrim, but modding will prolong its life as soon as the modding tools are released.

One of the best RTS games ever made. Period. It hasn't aged a bit, you can run it well on almost any PC, and it has great native multiple screen support. People still do play it, and even though there are a few bugs that haven't been fixed in official updates, you can easily find fanmade fixes out there, as well as active competitive MP community at Forged Alliance Forever.

Well, this game is certainly something. It allows you to see the war through the eyes of a civilian, without combat training or experience.
It's a dark and emotional game, sometimes may be depressing. Despite that, it's enjoyable.

Just go and play it, it's really a great game.

Building ships - check.
Building space stations - check.
Crashing ships into things - check.
Things blowing up on their own because of a design flaw - check.
Huge, friendly and creative community - check.
Great devs constantly adding new content and listening to their community - check.

It's a great game if you play alone, and even better if you can find some friends to play it with. It has some bugs and performance issues, but they are being fixed with every new update. It's well worth the money.

Well, after waiting years for the release of this game, I finally had the chance to play it.
It was initially a mod, and now it's... this.

Pros:
- Historical accuracy.
- Well-designed levels
- Combat immersion
- One of the few WW1 games that are actually any good.
- You can charge huge masses of infantry at machine guns and cannons.
- You can also anihilate hundreds of people when the enemy throws a similar charge at YOUR positions.

Cons:
- Well, it's the same old MoW, with all its' flaws. The AI doesn't seem as annoying as in other games based on this engine, but it's still... not stellar.
- For some, the graphics might not be enough, though they are more than sufficient for me.
- You can't give commands to more than 8 infantry units at a time. This problem exists with all of the MoW games, but this is the only one in which you give orders to huge masses of infantry on daily basis. And so, it might be a slight problem at times.
- Minor bugs that will surely be fixed once it's out of Early Access.

If you've been waiting for a WW1 RTS for a long time, as I did, this is a game for you. It's not a polished AAA gem, but it's a good game nevertheless. Especially when you take into consideration that it is the first commercial project of a small studio. If you're somehow new to the genre(and, given that you're reading this, I doubt that), I would rather recommend chosing one of the more popular, well-acclaimed games in this genre.