Análises recentes de Jimmy Dali

Horror games keep coming. Many are soon forgotten. Few are remembered. This one I won't forget.

Street Arena's out today. It reminds me alot of 'GTA 2' with the addition of multiplayer to add to the craziness. Looks like we've got some old school online destruction & chaos happening here!

You want unlimited fear & limited ammo? You got it.

13 hrs straight in one sitting.rebranded professional farmer 2014? maybe. did I enjoy it...yes. u decide.

A colorful hidden object game from Playway. I enjoyed playing it in casual mode. Puzzles are interesting but not too difficult. I had a good rhythm going while playing. I would have enjoyed the beautiful artwork more if it were available in higher resolution than 720p.

I immediately got the sense that this was going to be a somewhat unforgiving game when I noticed that I could venture in almost any direction without any major guidance or hand-holding. Mix in stunning graphics from the Unreal 4 Engine, exquisite narration from the infamous Sean Bean, some eerily haunting tracks and truly realistic environmental sound effects and I knew I ended up buying a major winner.
I really liked the fact that this game is based on a true story from the 1950's, the 'Dyatlov Pass incident', where some truly horrific events occurred that were never really solved. However, I am slightly disappointed that it was only a 4-6 hours long gaming experience.
This game gave me the sensation of being alone in a vast harsh environment with the only exception being that evil was lurking all around. The only items available to me were a flashlight, a map, a compass & a few notes found in key areas of the map which, in my opinion, really didn't help me much in my venture to solve the mystery behind these unexplainable events. It took me a while to figure out how to use the compass & map but I managed to get the hang of it pretty quick.
Overall, I really enjoyed playing this game because it gave me a true sense of fear and that I was almost always... completely alone. I think it's well worth the price for everyone to enjoy playing and a very memorable experience.

This game is a virtual diving sensation. With the new update you get Oculus Rift support as well. So far missions include taking 'selfies' & snapshots of items of interest & treasure hunting for dubloons & pearls with your cool new metal detector. There are some new areas to explore as well like the shipwreck of the renowned WWII german battleship 'Bismarck'.
The game has a great character customization UI with some really cool looking equipment and skins. It's developers are very interactive with the community & there are some very cool community based missions already included & playable. Multiplayer is also a treat with a variety of underwater hand gestures to communicate with. I'd like to see more points earned for multiplayer co-op based missions. I would also like the idea of having to check & refill your limited oxygen tanks in real-time. Oh well, I guess I'll have to visit the game's forum & post my ideas.
Speaking of forums, their forum is point based so more interaction & mission completion earns you more diving points although I still haven't found out what the point system earns you yet. All in all, I'm definitely giving this title more well deserved diving time.

Playway knocked it out of the park for a second time with CMS 2015! Great models, intricate detail, amazing graphics & very fluid gameplay with a very good learning curve. I definitely recommend this game to everyone who loves to screw !

The best truck simulator out there! live 2 truck, truck 2 live !

Great game if you like being a cop who spends all his time fighting crime on an empty stomach and an empty wallet. Since when does the police officer have to pay for refueling & repair costs to the police vehicle while on duty? Don't the tax payers cover that? Also where are my free donuts? Kidding aside this is a great game and I truly enjoyed playing it. Learning all the key commands does take a little used to though. Very different from the norm...loved it!