Recent reviews by Mikko

I've always believed that a strong narrative can make or break a single-player game. Many games have fallen short in this regard, failing to capture my full attention. However, The Last of Us Part 1 is a shining example of storytelling done right, keeping me fully engaged and invested in every moment of the game.

The Last of Us Part 1 offers an extraordinary balance between linear game-play and varied approaches, allowing players to embrace stealth or engage in more aggressive tactics. This flexibility adds a layer of richness to the game-play, ensuring that it never feels monotonous.

The story presented in the game is exceptionally powerful, surpassing the storytelling quality of numerous major film releases. It deeply engages the emotions, holds your attention with a firm grip from start to finish, and is brilliantly crafted throughout.

The visual storytelling in The Last of Us Part 1 is nothing short of extraordinary. With its stunning graphics and intricately detailed environments, the game creates a visual spectacle that enhances the narrative experience. On my rig with a Ryzen 5 3600 and Aorus RTX 3070 Master, the game performed seamlessly, enveloping me in a truly immersive gaming world.

However, it's not without its minor flaws. I encountered a few graphical issues, such as the character's hair appearing blocky in the early stages of the game, and shaders not loading correctly. Thankfully, a quick restart resolved these issues swiftly. Another minor glitch occurred while climbing a ladder, where the camera angle became disoriented, but this too was quickly fixed with a save and reload.

Keyboard Bug: I also noticed a small bug related to my Logitech keyboard. During loading screens, the keyboard displays a beautiful loading animation, but once the game loads, the animation stops, leaving the keyboard half lit. A simple menu toggle fixes this issue, but it's worth mentioning as it seems to be an overlooked detail.

In summing up my experience, it's clear that The Last of Us Part 1 on PC had a bit of a rocky start. Yet, it has truly evolved into a phenomenal game, solidifying its position as my favorite single-player title. The intertwining of a captivating story, engaging gameplay, and visually stunning scenes has left an indelible mark on me. Looking forward, I am eagerly awaiting Part 2 on Steam and give this game a well-earned 9/10."

Ready Or Not is pretty entertaining. Assuming you Disregard all the drama in the community. gameplay wise "Ready Or Not" is occasionally a lot to take in at times, especially for newer players, but there's still a lot of fun to be had playing overall. The Developers still push updates and seem to have a roadmap to improve the game in the future. and update often.

If you're looking for a game to run and shoot I think you're better off playing "Call of Duty" or something similar with a FPS genre rather than Ready Or Not; However "Ready Or Not" is a "Slower paced game" and therefore is set for an audience that is into the tactical teamwork based genres.

My Definitive answer is this game is Totally worth the Pricetag, but the Supporter addition I wouldn't buy unless you Love the game and want to support the development as it is only cosmetic based "at the Moment" and nothing else is promised "Yet" for Supporters.

Fight, Dig, Explore, and Build: The World of Terraria is something you will love to play Daily with yourself, Friends, and Family

This Game is Nothing like Minecraft, despite popular belief, this game has Plenty of Updated content over the years and an amazing Development team behind the Game!

I wouldn't Only Recommend the Game, but I would also Recommend playing with Friends and Family!

If you love sandbox games please check it out

This Game Should Win The Villain Most in Need Of A HUG Nominee For This Reason


Going Through The Game Seeing Smartass NPCS and getting a Great Laugh because of it! The Villains are srrsly in need of help Go Though and play the game to see what i mean But You See a lot of Funny and Great Things with in this Game!

A Thrilling Journey in a Harsh World - Rust Early Access Review

Rust, the immersive survival game developed by Facepunch Studios, has been a unique experience even in its early access phase. As the game has now reached completion, I can confidently say that Rust has proven to be a challenging and captivating adventure in a harsh and unforgiving world.

Rust is unlike any other survival game out there, and that's exactly what makes it so unique. The mechanics are designed to test your nerves, making every decision and action count. From scavenging for resources and crafting weapons to constructing your base and battling other players, the game pushes you to your limitations. It adopts the concept of emergent gameplay, allowing players to shape their own experiences and stories within its open world.

The world of Rust is a continuously changing landscape, influenced by both the elements and the actions of other players. Day and night cycles, weather conditions, and environmental hazards all play a part in creating a truly immersive and unpredictable experience. The tension and excitement that arise from navigating this dynamic environment are unparalleled.

Rust is not just about surviving on your own; it's about forging alliances, engaging in rivalries, and creating meaningful interactions with other players. The game encourages social dynamics, whether it be through trading, teaming up for mutual defense, or engaging in intense battles for territory. The vibrant and diverse community adds an extra layer of depth to the gameplay, fostering a sense of fellowship and competition.

Rust's visuals, even during its early access phase, were already impressive. The attention to detail in the world design, character models, and environmental effects is commendable. The game successfully creates a desolate and gritty environment that truly reflects the harshness of the survival experience. The sound design, from the haunting ambient noises to the satisfying thuds of weapon strikes, further immerses players into the game's world.

So what's my Conclusion, Rust even during its early access phase, proved itself as a challenging and engaging survival game. With its completion, Facepunch Studios has delivered a title that stands out from the masses, offering an immersive experience that rewards persistence and strategy. The dynamic environment, intense player interactions, and impressive visuals make Rust a must-play for fans of the genre. Prepare yourself for a thrilling journey in a harsh world that will push you to your limits and leave you ravenous for more.

There Is Plenty Of Game Modes From The RP to The Normal GP You Really Have The Choice I've
Played It For a Long Time Now and it's Really One Of Those Games You Always Will Enjoy!

So Go ahead and Buy it Support The Game!