Recent reviews by Caspa

My initial impressions leave me with more questions than answers. Is the story going to stay engaging through the end? Are the great drops going to get stingier at higher levels? Am I going to get bored exploring the new destinations? We’ll have to answer those hanging questions later, but based on what I’ve experience so far, Destiny 2 hasn’t disappointed my high expectations as a fan of the original. There have been deliberate steps to improve the moment-to-moment experience, be it something as simple as bringing up the next task with the press of a button or by keeping you constantly climbing the Light ladder without realising it with enticing dynamic events. That’s all on top of a story the team at Bungie knew they had to get right after the convoluted mess of the first game which forced you to read grimoire cards on a website to experience the original story. So far it seems as though they’ve succeeded.

The game is truly a wonder of game design. It features simple, intuitive, and interesting mechanics easily learned on the fly, yet it features an emergent depth of gameplay. The graphics are lo-res, yet charming, and reminiscent of old-style 8-bit games, with a 3D touch. For the price, this is one of those games that you will not regret ever getting as before you realize it, you'll have spent hours having a blast!

When it purely comes to fighting, Tekken 7 is glorious fun. Of course it should be, given that its combat model is only a slight refinement of the expansive, immediate and free-flowing set-up perfected some time around Tekken 3 on the PlayStation. But an improved version of a near-perfect thing is nothing to be sniffed at.

You will have to spend dozens of hours to fully explore Skyrim. Like any other Bethesda game, it has its share of imperfections and broken promises, but it's exciting and fascinating nevertheless. Wait for a couple of patches to come out, download the best mods, tighten the screws in the SkyrimPrefs.ini file, and you're good to go for a virtual Christmas vacation.

GTA V is exactly what you would expect it to be: an open world where you can do anything your heart desires, from sleeping with hookers to flying airplanes to just aimlessly running around. There is so much to do in this game that it's impossible to play through everything without putting hundreds of hours into this game.

I would definitely recommend it. It's the one game on steam I can continually go back to, and it's the only game I regularly play anymore.

One of the main reasons I enjoy it is because you can really see how much you improve over time. My aim and game sense are always improving, and there's always more to learn.

I also enjoy watching the professional players.