Recent reviews by Lazo

Good, however complex and difficult. Recommended for people who like slow strategies.

It's a simple application. Easy to use, yet very useful. Offers a lot from the workshop. Recommended.

Do I like Metro Exodus? Yes. Do I recommend it to other people? Yes. Do I think it's a perfect game? Absolutely not.

The story continues where Metro Last Light / Metro 2035 left off. As a fan of the books, the changes to the story they made rubbed me the wrong way, but I looked over them as Metro LL wasn't really book-accurate either. I did enjoy the way the story plays and I like the way your choices matter.

There are, however, problems. More than I'd like. First of all, the god awful voice acting. The three important characters have great voice acting in place, but literally every other character sounds like they took a random person from the street and forced them to read the lines. It is similar in previous games, but I was hoping they'd fix this. On the topic of voices, something I expected but definitely disliked is the fact that the main protagonist has no voice in-game. He speaks when loading a game section, but he does not speak in game. They took the silent protagonist idea (Half-Life, for example) and did it the worst way possible. The characters ask Artyom questions he's expected to respond to, but he does not. In many places, it seems like there was suppsoed to be a voice for the main character but they erased it last second, leaving very weird awkward pauses between NPCs' speech.

I'll have to end this review here, for now.

As a big fan of the Hitman series, I was really looking forward to HITMAN 2. I didn't expect anything groundbreaking or different compared to Hitman (2016). I got pretty much exactly what I wanted, more Hitman and more ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ fun with it. I love this game. I love the previous game. The ability to do anything the weay you want to is just the way I like it. I love being able to do whatever I want with the world. Want to be a silent assassin, unnoticed by anyone, eliminating your target and extracting with utmost precision? You can. Or maybe you want to be a maniac, killing everyone in your way, eliminating any witness that may stand in your way? You can. That's what I love about Hitman, the ultimate freedom of approach. Great game, just like the previous one. I whole heartedly recommend it.

Great game, love it.

Boy, oh boy, where do I start?

Going into the DLC, I didn't know what to expect. All I've seen of it was that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pair of greatswords, and really, nothing else. After finishing AoA, I knew it was time to go to The Ringed City. Was I satisfied with what I got?

Yes. Yes, I was.

The Ringed City offers everything you'd expect from a quality ending to the Dark Souls series. More bosses, more mobs, more weapons, armor, interactions, and last but not least, more pain. Its bosses are like nothing I've seen before, and once I finished them, I felt empty inside. The sheer adrenaline flowing through my body, the butt clenching when a boss is on low hp is something I haven't felt before (at least not this much). It isn't way too long, but it is definitely fun and worth your hard earned cash.

After hearing a lot about the series, and my friend spamming me every day to buy Dark Souls III, I gave in. I bought it. I expected pain, struggle, and a refund after the first five minutes.. However, that's not what I got. I'll admit, I have a lot of experience in RPG games as I have over 300h in The Witcher 3, but this took quite some time to get used to. You'll constantly get destroyed by mob enemies, and even when you think you're safe, you'll get a giant tree that smacks you down. However, once you get the hang of it, this game is going to be one of the most enjoyable games you've played.

There is no minimap, there is no saving and loading (there are checkpoints, though). There's not a single indicator of what you're supposed to do. The game has a lot of sidequests, but you'll have no idea how to actually complete them, so the wiki will probably be your best friend in the game.

Multiplayer is a big thing in this game. You can either summon a white phantom, who can help you kill a boss (even though you should fight the bosses all by yourself, or you'll find the game too easy), or a red phantom, who will absolutely destroy you with his +10 Ultra Greatsword that he bought from Tesco.

I'm currently going through my NG+ and I don't plan to stop playing any time soon, so I definitely recommend this game to you.

What more can you ask from a CoD game?

You have campers, silencers, shotgunners, annyoing dogs, thermal scopes that are impossibly amazing. This game is just great.

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I truly was debating if I should buy this. I did anyways.

The Wolf Pack DLC brings a new weapon and 2 new heists.


The China Puff is a great grenade launcher. I use it when there is a crowd of cops / shields, and it doesn't fail to deliver. It's currently a part of my loadout, and I love every second of using it. However, the ammo is low.


Both Undercover and Counterfeit are fun heists, however, I found myself enjoying Undercover a lot more than Counterfeit. Hell, Undercover is one of my favorite, if not my very favorite heist.


Overall, the weapon is great, the heists are good, the pack itself is fun. However, I can not possibly recommend buying this at its full price. People who own Wolf Pack for PD:TH will get this one for free, which is nice. However, a price of 6.99 euros is too much. I recommend you buy this on a sale.

EDIT: There's also a nail gun, some patterns, songs, etc. but I don't find that even worth mentioning.

Alright, there we go, time to review this piece.


Sydney is an interesting character, something fresh. She has a high pitched voice and an Australian accent, which makes sense becuase, you know, she's Australian. A bit of naughty language is included, such as telling a sniper to sit on her ♥♥♥♥. That's censored, but I think you can guess.


Sydney's Bootleg assault rifle is rather a hybrid of an assault rifle and an LMG. It has a lot of ammo and a drum mag. Personally, I think it's fun to use, but nowhere near good for One Down, barely being playable on DW.

The butterfly knife is meh, but the charge animation is by far my favorite.


The anarchist is the sole reason I bought this Character pack, as it seems almost necessary for OD builds. It reduces your health and gives you loads of armor.


The mask is alright, although there are way better masks and the masks that overall fit Sydney better.


This pack is good. Is it worth it the 5 euro price? Possibly, but only if you'll die if you don't own it. I recommend just waiting for a sale and buying it then.