บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Haxedus

Game's great, especially the DMZ (Tarkov) gamemode. Most of the negative reviews are trolls or people crying about paid cosmetics in a F2P game.

The writing and dialogues are as pathetic and annoying as recently highly criticized Forspoken, which was such a failure the entire studio behind it had to be shut down. There's no objective, you grind money for the sake of grinding money. The UI controls are terrible. No matter whether it's checking a map, changing settings or customizing your ride. The entire game feels massively out of touch.

However the music is amazing, so are the graphics and even gameplay-wise it's still NFS. I love the anime aesthetics. It's okay enough to fool around in for a couple of hours.

If it wasn't the 70€ price tag (+ another 90€ worth of DLCs), I would've recommend it. But the price compared to what do you get is a joke. Just get Forza for a third of the price and ten times as polished... well... everything.

Uninstalled 2 hours in. Cringe.

ea gang

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This game will redefine the RPG genre for the next decade.

It's not a game, it's a tool for playing board games. You need friends to use it with or else it's pointless. Thanks to Tabletop's huge community you have pretty much every single board game ever made availible to you. Best purchase ever. Worth it even at the full price.

I respect the amount of work put into Fortify. It looks amazing and it's loaded with content. It's so much more than I expected it to be. The price tag is crazily low. However both the UI and controls feel clunky and the game rules and building mechanics seem to be outdated compared to the game. It's MUCH better to just play on some Sandbox server in Rust directly. I simply don't understand why should I use this.

I tried this game twice in a span of 3 years. Always with a free week.

I wanted to like it. I wanted to learn it. But the basics of what makes a good game good are just missing here. Most importantly the optimization. I get unstable 40FPS on low settings. At the same time I get 80FPS+ on Cyberpunk's ultra settings. I tried to fix it, but it's objectively the game's fault. The UI is weird and annoying to navigate through. The world and mechanics feel overwhelming. Tutorials don't prepare me for anything. In fact they made my experience much worse compared to if I played without them. It feels like the game lacks a UX designer in it's department.

I don't know where to live. I don't know what to do. And I don't want to spend hours browsing through the Wiki just to find a place I could settle in or read guides how to play the game. I want to play the game, but there is nothing to do if I don't follow the right path from guides.

I don't feel too lazy to learn. In fact I love complicated games with tons of mechanics. Played a bunch of Satisfactory, Factorio, Arma etc. Most recently more unforgiving experiences such as Rust.

I just didn't like it. Don't let the cool cinematics fool you.

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