Recent reviews by leetNightshade

I don't currently recommend this because the tracking just isn't there yet, at least with the Nvidia AR tracking.

Can't read your eyes through glasses, which I understand isn't easy. Mouth tracking is rough. Body tracking doesn't seem to affect the 3d character with Nvidia AR tracking. If you try to do certain things the mouth tracking starts spazzing out, like turning your head a bit to the side, or if you're drinking from a cup. I really want to see the arm tracking hooked up so even if the mouth is spazzing at least you can see I'm doing something with my hands in that vicinity.

Tracking-wise it's all very rough, has a long way to go. Software UI seems pretty good though, albeit some bugs. Not really usable yet, fine as a tech demo, nothing more.

Both Redux games have constant computer wide locking up issues on Linux. There are forum posts with the same issue dating back to 2014 that have never been fixed. I would suggest you avoid buying these games for that reason. The original Metro Last Light does not experience this crash.

Running on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, i7-920, 8GB RAM, HD 7950 2GB VRAM.

On Linux this game has terrible AA, if not lacking it completely. The original Metro Last Light looks much better by comparison.

Both Redux games have constant computer wide locking up issues on Linux. There are forum posts with the same issue dating back to 2014 that have never been fixed. I would suggest you avoid buying these games for that reason. The original Metro Last Light does not experience this crash.

Running on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, i7-920, 8GB RAM, HD 7950 2GB VRAM.

Most engaging zombie game I've played. It's a well polished game, every bit of it looks like thought was put into it and that they wanted to make a quality game.

It has some RPG mechanics, but it isn't one. The skill trees are there to be maxed out. The blueprints system (as I've explored it 26% through the game) isn't that vast, but it's fun to upgrade and tweak weapons.

I feel like I'm becoming a zombie killing machine, and it feels great.

There is a story here, so you're not mindlessly killing zombies all the time. I've still barely scratched the surface of the side missions and interesting characters. The parkour works well in the game, makes it more of a run and "gun"; the zombies are an obstacle you're trying to run away from much of the time if you're smart.

Fun game!

Great game, a lot of fun, action packed. Game is very polished, great voice acting, great graphics, etc. It's not as hard as earlier DMC games, but at least they offer higher difficulty modes, even going to borderline insanity. There is a New Game+, which is nice. Dialogue a little cheesy in places, but what else would you expect from DMC. Boss battle was annoying to figure out how to finish Virgil; once you figure out the fight, and with a little luck, you can finish him in 3 minutes. I don't mind that since it took me a lot of time and to figure him out, so I appreciate him not just being a bullet sponge, but requiring tactics to defeat.

Single player campaign was about 5 hours, story was pretty enjoyable, cool little twist, and I loved the gunplay. So, good use of $7.50 I spent on it. The game features a New Game +, so I can start the campaign from the beginning without starting from scratch, and so I might try playing through again on a harder difficulty. There is an arcade mode that gives you a chance to compete with others around the world to clear levels in the shortest amount of time. You can sink a lot of time into this mode, a lot of fun. There's also an arcade duel mode that I haven't tried yet.

Put almost 10 hours into the campaign, was immersed through the entire playthrough. Was a great game, good level of polish, had enjoyable characters and cut-scenes that helped everything flow along, and with the demon arms lots of fun, fun mayhem!

This game is pretty awesome, gameplay-wise, cut-scenes, graphics, atmosphere. I took a risk on pre-ordering it, not being a fan of the original game, and I was pleasantly surprised and glad I spent the money. I'm not a fan of stealth games, but this game strikes the right balance, though that does depend on a bit on what class you choose to specialize in. I chose to specialize in hacking, and I do enjoy the hacking mini-game quite a bit, dropping by every computer I can lay my eyes on. It's fun, provides good challenges, has you do a bit of exploring, see different locals, figuring out how to attack a whole group of soldiers, etc. It's a solid, well polished game, and a lot longer than I expected it to be, but not because I got bored of it, in fact I'm still working on it!

This game is at first somewhat frustrating when trying to drive and tune your own dream car, however once you get used to the more realistic handling, that challenge in itself is quite fun. If you follow the planned career path you might not realize what I mean, but as soon as I unlocked the RX-7 and took it for a spin, I found I couldn't handle it; after hours of playing around and tuning different cars, I came back to it, and was able to drive it nearly perfectly. Give the game a chance, and you'll have some fun with it. If you're a perfectionist who likes to tune cars to match your driving style, you'll love this game.

Probably the funnest racing game I have ever played, racing mechanics ar perfect, and there are some really fun levels to enjoy. It's not perfect, and doesn't really leave you with a bond with your car, and you have many, which are as good as disposable. You don't have a garage of cars, just a list of them to choose from for each race depending on what you unlocked. If you combined certain aspects of Need for Speed with this game, you would have the perfect racing game. So, this game provides about the bare minimum for the most entertaining racing game, can't wait to see where Code Masters goes from here.