Recent reviews by CountZero

"Ghost Recon: Wildlands" is an absolute blast, especially when played with friends. This open-world tactical shooter offers a massive, diverse playground set in the stunning and dangerous landscapes of Bolivia. Whether you’re sneaking through enemy camps, orchestrating coordinated takedowns, or causing chaos with a well-planned assault, the game delivers endless opportunities for strategic fun.

The open world is one of the game’s biggest strengths. Bolivia feels alive and dynamic, with sprawling deserts, dense jungles, snowy mountains, and bustling towns. Each region has its own unique vibe and challenges, and the sheer scale of the map ensures there’s always something new to explore.

The gameplay is a perfect mix of stealth, strategy, and action. You can approach missions however you like—go in guns blazing, sneak through undetected, or use a combination of tactics to outsmart your enemies. The variety of weapons, gadgets, and vehicles gives you the tools to tackle any situation, and the customization options let you tailor your loadout to your playstyle.

But where "Wildlands" truly shines is in its multiplayer. Playing with friends elevates the experience to a whole new level. Coordinating with your squad to infiltrate a heavily guarded base, setting up overwatch positions, and executing synchronized takedowns is incredibly satisfying. The game’s drop-in/drop-out co-op makes it easy to jump into your friends’ games, and the shared progression ensures everyone feels like they’re contributing.

The banter and camaraderie that come with playing with friends add so much to the experience. Whether you’re laughing at a failed stealth attempt, reviving a downed teammate under heavy fire, or pulling off a perfectly timed ambush, the moments you share with your squad are unforgettable.

The graphics are stunning, with detailed environments and realistic lighting that bring Bolivia to life. The sound design is equally impressive, from the roar of gunfire to the ambient sounds of the wilderness.

"Ghost Recon: Wildlands" is a game that rewards creativity, teamwork, and exploration. While it’s fun solo, it’s an absolute must-play with friends. If you’re looking for a tactical sandbox that offers endless possibilities and unforgettable moments, this is it.

Rating: 9/10
A tactical masterpiece that’s even better with friends. Don’t miss this one!

"Valheim" is an absolute masterpiece of survival, exploration, and adventure. If you’ve ever dreamed of living the Viking life—building mighty longhouses, sailing stormy seas, and battling mythical creatures—this game delivers in spades.

The world of Valheim is vast, beautiful, and teeming with life. From dense forests and snow-capped mountains to misty swamps and serene meadows, every biome feels unique and full of secrets. The procedurally generated map ensures that no two playthroughs are the same, and the sense of discovery is unparalleled.

Building is one of the game’s standout features. Whether you’re crafting a cozy cabin or a sprawling fortress, the building system is intuitive and deeply satisfying. The physics-based construction adds a layer of realism—if your roof isn’t supported properly, it will collapse, so you’ll need to think like a true Viking architect.

Combat is simple yet engaging, with a variety of weapons and tactics to master. From sword-and-shield duels to sneaky bow shots, every encounter feels rewarding. The boss fights are especially epic, requiring careful preparation and strategy to overcome.

The survival mechanics strike a perfect balance—challenging enough to keep you on your toes but never so punishing that they become frustrating. You’ll need to manage your hunger, craft gear, and brave the elements, but it all feels purposeful and rewarding.

The multiplayer aspect is where "Valheim" truly shines. Exploring, building, and battling alongside friends is an absolute blast. Whether you’re sailing across the ocean or defending your base from a troll attack, the shared experiences create unforgettable moments.

The art style is stunning, with a low-poly aesthetic that feels both nostalgic and modern. The lighting, weather effects, and environmental details bring the world to life in a way that’s both beautiful and immersive.

"Valheim" is more than just a game—it’s an adventure. It’s a world where you can lose yourself for hours, whether you’re building, exploring, or just sitting by the fire with your friends. If you’re a fan of survival games, Viking lore, or just great gameplay, this is a must-play.

Rating: 10/10
A Viking saga you won’t want to put down. Highly recommended!

"Loop Hero" is a brilliant little gem that takes familiar elements—deck-building, resource management, and retro pixel art—and combines them into something truly unique and addictive. If you’re a fan of strategic thinking and incremental progress, this game is an absolute must-play.

The core concept is simple yet genius: you play as a hero who automatically walks along a looping path, battling enemies and reclaiming a world swallowed by darkness. But here’s the twist—you shape the world around them. By placing tiles like forests, mountains, and enemy spawn points, you control the difficulty and rewards of each loop. It’s a delicate balance of risk and reward that keeps you hooked for hours.

The deck-building aspect is fantastic. Each tile and card you unlock adds new layers of strategy. Do you place a vampire mansion near a village to create stronger enemies but better loot? Or do you play it safe and focus on healing and resource generation? Every decision matters, and the game constantly challenges you to adapt your strategy.

The pixel art is gorgeous, with a nostalgic charm that harkens back to classic RPGs. The animations are smooth, the environments are atmospheric, and the enemy designs are delightfully creepy. The soundtrack is equally impressive, with a haunting, lo-fi vibe that perfectly complements the game’s tone.

One of the best things about "Loop Hero" is its pacing. It’s the kind of game you can play in short bursts or lose yourself in for hours. The loop-based structure makes it easy to pick up and put down, but the constant progression—unlocking new cards, upgrading your camp, and discovering new secrets—keeps you coming back for "just one more loop."

The camp-building feature adds another layer of depth. Between runs, you can use the resources you’ve gathered to build structures that provide permanent upgrades and unlock new abilities. It’s incredibly satisfying to see your camp grow and evolve, knowing that each improvement makes your next run a little easier.

"Loop Hero" is a masterclass in game design. It’s simple to learn but endlessly deep, with a perfect blend of strategy, nostalgia, and addictive gameplay. Whether you’re a seasoned strategist or a casual gamer, this game has something for everyone.

Rating: 9.5/10
A must-play for fans of strategy and incremental games. Don’t miss this one!

"Skyrim" is more than just a game—it’s an entire world waiting to be discovered. Even after all these years, it remains one of the most immersive and captivating RPGs ever created. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or a first-time Dragonborn, this game has something for everyone.

The exploration is unparalleled. From the snow-capped peaks of the Throat of the World to the dark, foreboding dungeons scattered across the land, every corner of Skyrim feels alive and full of secrets. You can easily lose hours just wandering off the beaten path, stumbling upon hidden treasures, ancient ruins, or unexpected encounters. The sense of discovery is unmatched.

The graphics, especially with mods, still hold up beautifully. The landscapes are breathtaking, the weather effects are dynamic, and the attention to detail in the world-building is incredible. Whether you’re watching the northern lights dance across the night sky or standing in awe of a towering dragon, Skyrim’s visuals never fail to impress.

The sound design is equally stellar. The ambient sounds of wind rustling through trees, the distant howl of wolves, and the iconic soundtrack by Jeremy Soule all come together to create an atmosphere that’s both serene and epic. It’s the kind of game where you can just sit by a campfire and soak in the ambiance.

What truly sets Skyrim apart, though, is its freedom. You can be whoever you want—a mighty warrior, a stealthy thief, a powerful mage, or even a mix of everything. The game doesn’t force you down a single path; instead, it lets you carve your own story. And with the addition of mods, the possibilities are endless. Want to overhaul the graphics, add new quests, or turn dragons into Thomas the Tank Engine? You can do that. The modding community has kept this game fresh and exciting for over a decade.

The combat is satisfying, the lore is deep, and the world is so rich that you’ll find yourself coming back to it again and again. Whether you’re slaying dragons, joining guilds, or just living your best life as a wandering adventurer, Skyrim offers an experience that’s hard to match.

Rating: 10/10
A timeless classic that continues to shine. Whether you’re playing it for the first time or the hundredth, Skyrim is an adventure you’ll never forget. Don’t miss it!

"Skyrim" is more than just a game—it’s an entire world waiting to be discovered. Even after all these years, it remains one of the most immersive and captivating RPGs ever created. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or a first-time Dragonborn, this game has something for everyone.

The exploration is unparalleled. From the snow-capped peaks of the Throat of the World to the dark, foreboding dungeons scattered across the land, every corner of Skyrim feels alive and full of secrets. You can easily lose hours just wandering off the beaten path, stumbling upon hidden treasures, ancient ruins, or unexpected encounters. The sense of discovery is unmatched.

The graphics, especially with mods, still hold up beautifully. The landscapes are breathtaking, the weather effects are dynamic, and the attention to detail in the world-building is incredible. Whether you’re watching the northern lights dance across the night sky or standing in awe of a towering dragon, Skyrim’s visuals never fail to impress.

The sound design is equally stellar. The ambient sounds of wind rustling through trees, the distant howl of wolves, and the iconic soundtrack by Jeremy Soule all come together to create an atmosphere that’s both serene and epic. It’s the kind of game where you can just sit by a campfire and soak in the ambiance.

What truly sets Skyrim apart, though, is its freedom. You can be whoever you want—a mighty warrior, a stealthy thief, a powerful mage, or even a mix of everything. The game doesn’t force you down a single path; instead, it lets you carve your own story. And with the addition of mods, the possibilities are endless. Want to overhaul the graphics, add new quests, or turn dragons into Thomas the Tank Engine? You can do that. The modding community has kept this game fresh and exciting for over a decade.

The combat is satisfying, the lore is deep, and the world is so rich that you’ll find yourself coming back to it again and again. Whether you’re slaying dragons, joining guilds, or just living your best life as a wandering adventurer, Skyrim offers an experience that’s hard to match.

Rating: 10/10
A timeless classic that continues to shine. Whether you’re playing it for the first time or the hundredth, Skyrim is an adventure you’ll never forget. Don’t miss it!

"Control" is an absolute triumph of storytelling, atmosphere, and gameplay. If you're a fan of the X-Files, SCP Foundation, or anything that delves into the weird and unexplained, this game will feel like it was made just for you.

From the moment you step into the shoes of Jesse Faden, the new Director of the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC), you're thrown into a world that is equal parts fascinating and terrifying. The Oldest House, the FBC's ever-shifting headquarters, is a character in itself—a labyrinthine, Brutalist maze filled with secrets, supernatural phenomena, and a sense of dread that never lets up.

The game’s story is a gripping blend of sci-fi, horror, and conspiracy. Jesse’s personal quest to find her missing brother intertwines with the larger mystery of the FBC and its attempts to contain and study paranormal objects and events. The writing is sharp, the voice acting is superb, and the lore is so rich that you’ll find yourself reading every document and watching every video tape you come across.

Gameplay-wise, "Control" is a blast. Jesse’s abilities, like telekinesis and levitation, make combat feel incredibly dynamic and empowering. Throwing office furniture at enemies, dodging attacks mid-air, and unleashing a barrage of psychic powers never gets old. The weapon, the Service Weapon, is also a highlight—it’s a shape-shifting gun that feels both powerful and mysterious.

The visuals are stunning, with a mix of realistic environments and surreal, mind-bending sequences that will leave you in awe. The use of ray tracing (if your PC can handle it) adds an extra layer of immersion, with reflections and lighting that make the Oldest House feel even more alive—or perhaps undead.

The sound design and soundtrack are equally impressive. The eerie ambient noises, the haunting score, and the sudden bursts of action music all contribute to the game’s tense, otherworldly atmosphere.

"Control" isn’t just a game—it’s an experience. It’s a love letter to the strange and unexplained, wrapped in a package of tight gameplay, stunning visuals, and a story that will keep you hooked until the very end. If you’re looking for a game that challenges your mind as much as your reflexes, this is it.

"Infra" is one of the most unique and immersive games I've played in a long time. If you're someone who loves exploration, environmental storytelling, and solving intricate puzzles, this game is an absolute must-play.

The game puts you in the shoes of a structural analyst, tasked with inspecting and documenting the decay of crumbling infrastructure. What starts as a routine job quickly turns into a fascinating journey through abandoned factories, underground tunnels, and forgotten facilities. The level of detail in the environments is astounding—every rusted pipe, cracked wall, and flickering light tells a story.

One of the standout features of "Infra" is its focus on realism. The puzzles are logical and often require you to think like an engineer, whether you're restoring power to a facility, rerouting water flows, or navigating through hazardous areas. The game doesn't hold your hand, which makes solving each puzzle incredibly satisfying.

The atmosphere is another highlight. The eerie, abandoned settings are brought to life with excellent sound design and lighting. You'll often find yourself completely immersed in the world, feeling the weight of isolation and the urgency of your mission.

While the game is primarily a slow-paced, methodical experience, it’s perfect for players who enjoy taking their time to explore and uncover the secrets of the world around them. The narrative unfolds subtly through documents, environmental clues, and the occasional radio communication, leaving you to piece together the story yourself.

"Infra" isn’t just a game—it’s an experience. It’s a love letter to decay, infrastructure, and the stories hidden in the places we often overlook. If you’re looking for something different from the usual action-packed titles, give "Infra" a try. It’s a journey you won’t forget.

Went in blind on this one. Didn't know what to expect. All I knew was it had something to do with typing. After playing for almost 2 hours, I feel safe to say that this game is brilliant. If I didn't have to go to work tomorrow, I'd stay up all night playing this. As it is, I'm going to sleep now, but will probably be thinking about this game as I fall asleep.

Wanna be in your own Indiana Jones movie? Travel the glove in search of ancient relics? Punch Nazis? Then, you must buy this game! It's beautiful, fun and very well put together. You'll enjoy it immensely.

I can't stop playing it.