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4.9 hrs on record (3.0 hrs at review time)
Igazából el is felejtettem,hogy ez miért volt letöltve mivel annyira engem nem fogott meg sajnos :/
Posted 10 February, 2017.
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2,748.6 hrs on record (2,728.5 hrs at review time)
Counter-Strike 2 is both a fresh take and a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans of the legendary Counter-Strike series. Valve has done an impressive job modernizing the game while retaining the core mechanics that made the original a staple in the FPS community.

Conclusion: Counter-Strike 2 is a worthy successor to the original, offering enough new content to keep long-time players engaged while being an excellent starting point for those new to the series. However, updates and new content are rolling out at a slower pace than some might prefer. While this can be a bit frustrating, the solid foundation and the promise of ongoing improvements make it a must-play for FPS enthusiasts.

Would I recommend it? Absolutely. Just be prepared for some tough competition—and a bit of patience as the game continues to evolve!
Posted 10 February, 2017. Last edited 31 August.
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385.7 hrs on record (11.1 hrs at review time)
Számomra kicsit unalmas de egy kiváló játék nem mondom,hogy ajánlom de egy próbát megért :)
Posted 9 February, 2017.
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180.3 hrs on record (94.9 hrs at review time)
Nostalgia-Fueled Masterpiece That Withstands Time

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas stands as a testament to gaming brilliance, drawing players into the bustling streets of Los Santos, San Fierro, and Las Venturas. The engaging narrative follows CJ's journey, complete with twists, turns, and unforgettable characters. The sprawling open world invites exploration, and the diverse missions showcase Rockstar Games' storytelling prowess.

The customization options elevate the experience, allowing players to tailor CJ's appearance and even modify vehicles. The soundtrack, featuring tracks from the '90s, seamlessly complements the atmosphere, enhancing the immersion in this virtual world.

However, the game's aging graphics, a relic of its 2004 release, might be a stumbling block for those accustomed to modern visual standards. The controls, while functional, can feel a bit cumbersome, especially during intense moments, occasionally leading to frustrating encounters.

The inconsistent AI behavior in certain missions and limitations in interactivity are noticeable but, in the grand scheme, don't significantly detract from the overall experience. San Andreas' depth and complexity may present a steep learning curve for newcomers, but it's a journey well worth taking.

For seasoned players, San Andreas is a nostalgic voyage to a bygone era of gaming. For newcomers, it's a chance to explore the roots of the open-world genre, forgiving its quirks in favor of the unparalleled sense of freedom it offers. Despite its imperfections, GTA: San Andreas remains an enduring masterpiece that transcends time, delivering a gaming experience that's as captivating today as it was nearly two decades ago.

Originally posted by Carl "CJ" Johnson:
Ah ♥♥♥♥, Here We Go Again
Posted 9 February, 2017. Last edited 22 January.
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0.1 hrs on record
Ez meg mi a ... :D
Posted 9 February, 2017.
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1,514.9 hrs on record (1,500.4 hrs at review time)
Euro Truck Simulator 2 is an unexpectedly captivating simulation game that offers a deep and immersive experience, far beyond what its seemingly mundane premise suggests. What starts as a straightforward trucking simulator quickly reveals itself as a meticulous and richly detailed world that blends relaxation with challenge, making it a unique gem in the simulation genre.

World-Building and Immersion: One of the game’s standout features is its incredibly detailed recreation of Europe’s road networks. From the bustling highways of Germany to the serene country roads of rural France, the game masterfully captures the essence of long-haul trucking. The attention to detail in the environment, from the changing weather to the dynamic day-night cycle, creates an atmosphere that’s both soothing and engaging. The game doesn’t just simulate driving; it simulates the experience of being on the road, offering a surprising sense of freedom and exploration.

Gameplay Depth: At its core, ETS 2 is about more than just driving. The game offers a rich economic system where players manage their own trucking business, hire drivers, and plan efficient routes to maximize profits. The progression system is satisfying, with the ability to upgrade your truck, expand your fleet, and take on more complex deliveries as your skills improve. The level of customization available for your trucks is impressive, allowing you to fine-tune your vehicle’s performance and appearance to suit your preferences.

Community and Mod Support: The game’s active community and robust modding scene are essential parts of its longevity. With thousands of mods available, players can enhance their experience with new trucks, maps, graphics improvements, and even gameplay tweaks. This level of customization and community involvement ensures that the game remains fresh and engaging even after countless hours of play.

Challenges and Criticisms: Despite its many strengths, ETS 2 isn’t without its challenges. The gameplay, while immersive, can become repetitive over long sessions, especially for those who aren’t deeply invested in the simulation aspects. The game’s AI, particularly the behavior of other drivers on the road, can occasionally be frustrating, leading to moments that break immersion. Additionally, while the game offers a large map, certain regions lack the same level of detail and diversity as others, making some routes feel less interesting than they could be.

Conclusion: Euro Truck Simulator 2 is a masterclass in how to create a compelling and engaging experience from a niche concept. Its blend of realistic driving, business management, and expansive mod support makes it one of the most rewarding simulation games available. While it may not appeal to everyone, especially those looking for fast-paced action, it offers a unique and deeply relaxing experience for those willing to embrace its slower pace. Whether you’re a fan of simulation games or simply looking for something different, Euro Truck Simulator 2 is well worth the journey.

Would I recommend it? Absolutely. It’s a beautifully crafted game that’s as much about the journey as it is about the destination.
Posted 9 February, 2017. Last edited 31 August.
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61.0 hrs on record (39.3 hrs at review time)
Ha egy normális Counter-Strikeot kéne mondjak akkor ez az :)
Posted 9 February, 2017.
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377.4 hrs on record (50.8 hrs at review time)
Ha ténylegesen hülyéskedni és atom jó képeket/pályákat szeretnél csinálni akkor ez a játék neked való.Egyrészt fejleszti a kreativitásod másrészt szórakozni tudsz a haverjaiddal :) Itt egy kép [kepkezelo.com]
Posted 9 February, 2017.
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231.1 hrs on record (65.8 hrs at review time)
Hatalmas játék. Érdemes kicsit játszani vele :)
Posted 9 February, 2017.
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994.5 hrs on record
Early Access Review
The Forest is a gripping and atmospheric survival horror game that masterfully blends the tension of survival mechanics with the eerie suspense of a horror story. It’s a game that draws you in with its hauntingly beautiful world and keeps you hooked with its deep, unsettling narrative and challenging gameplay.

Atmosphere and World-Building: The Forest excels at creating an atmosphere that is both beautiful and terrifying. The lush, dense forests, serene lakes, and rugged landscapes of the island are stunningly detailed, making exploration a visual treat. But beneath this natural beauty lies a constant sense of dread, as the island is home to a terrifying and mysterious tribe of cannibals. The contrast between the tranquil environment and the lurking danger creates an immersive experience that keeps you on edge.

Survival Mechanics: Survival in The Forest is about more than just managing hunger and thirst. The game introduces a complex crafting system that requires you to gather resources, build shelters, and create tools and weapons to defend yourself. The day-night cycle adds to the challenge, as the island becomes significantly more dangerous after dark. The need to explore caves and uncover the secrets of the island while managing limited resources adds a layer of strategy to the game that keeps you constantly engaged.

Story and Horror Elements: The Forest’s story is delivered in a minimalist fashion, gradually revealing itself as you explore the island and discover hidden clues. The horror elements are not just confined to jump scares; they are woven into the very fabric of the game, from the eerie sounds echoing through the trees to the unsettling behaviors of the cannibals. The sense of isolation and the fear of what might be lurking in the shadows create an atmosphere of sustained tension that few games achieve.

Challenges and Criticisms: Despite its strengths, The Forest is not without its flaws. The AI of the enemies can be inconsistent, sometimes acting unpredictably in ways that break immersion. The game’s difficulty can also spike unexpectedly, leading to frustrating moments where you feel overwhelmed, especially in the later stages. Additionally, the game’s cooperative multiplayer mode, while fun, can sometimes detract from the horror experience, making it feel more like a traditional survival game and less like a horror adventure.

Conclusion: The Forest is a unique and compelling blend of survival and horror that offers a deeply immersive experience. Its atmospheric world, challenging survival mechanics, and haunting story make it a standout in the survival genre. While it has its rough edges, the overall experience is one that will stay with you long after you’ve left the island.

Would I recommend it? Definitely. The Forest is a must-play for fans of survival games and horror enthusiasts alike. Just be prepared for an intense and often unsettling journey into the unknown.
Posted 9 February, 2017. Last edited 31 August.
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