Recent reviews by Mohammadreza

I bought this app once before when there was no FG option and since I didn't have much use for the scalers it provided I refunded my purchase but now with the new FG feature (both X2 and X3) and since the app uses a capture method (similar to OBS) and doesn't really need the game's internal codes to do it's job this app can actually be useful in A LOT of game titles especially the ones that don't have an DLSS FG option (since if they do there is a strong chance that there is a mod adding FSR3 FG to it or there will be in the future) personally i prefer to use the FG mods in games that do have the option since the use of the game internal codes and resources leads to less instability and quality issues BUT there are a lot more games that do not have a FG option at all whether it be older games or newer games that just stick to a locked 60fps (like Elden ring) this app can be a game changer in such games and with all the advancements and updates that it's getting it shows that the developer is actually passionate about this app and i highly recommend you buy and support it.

If you somehow missed the entire series and haven't played any of the TWD games, I highly recommend it. It's reasonably priced, especially when it goes on sale, which it usually does, and it comes with all the games and DLCs, so all the good stuff this franchise has to offer is there, albeit with slightly improved graphics, stability, and compatibility HOWEVER, if you enjoy the series and have played every game remember this is simply everything packed into a single game and not anything new so keep that in mind before buying.

Excellent game for its genre with plenty of replay value for the average masochist who enjoys being under pressure all the time, failing, and restarting again 100 times.

This game is basically perfect; it learns from its previous two games and perfects itself with a good variety of enemies and great and memorable bosses. It also continues the story of Dark Souls, and the storytelling is amazing. Both of the DLCs fit perfectly into the game, so I recommend getting those too. Dark Souls 2 was a semi-disappointment, but I think that set the perfect situation for this game to become one of the greatest games of all time. An immaculate game in the Souls series.

It was undoubtedly lengthier than DS1, but it seems that they prioritized quantity over quality in this one. Still, it's not a weak game by any means, particularly considering that it appears to have made significant improvements with the SotFS. Now, let's talk about the negatives. The game initially seemed to have relied on the unproductive tactic of using an excessive number of the same enemies to make the game difficult. However, this strategy was dropped in this edition, leaving the game feeling hollow and lacking in variety. This is also evident in the bosses, who, in contrast to those in DS1, are incredibly unremarkable and generic in my opinion. While the game is great on its own, it is a major letdown as a successor to a classic like DS1.

♥♥♥♥ Manus and ♥♥♥♥ Kalameet defeated them with 20 flasks and peer pressure.
The game's cartography and design are incredible; it's like navigating a large tower to reach where you need to go, and since you are unable to unlock the warp until about 30 hours into the game, you have to commit all of the game's perplexing paths and patterns to memory.
I realized after playing Elden Ring how much everything is like Dark Souls, so I'm going to finish the Dark Souls trilogy and write a review of it.

This game had way more content than I had expected, and it's always amazing to try out new games because they're so unique and satisfying to play at the same time. It also makes me smile to think about how much fun the cast had shooting each scene. All in all, this game is truly amazing, and I can't recommend it highly enough.

imma be totally honest Holocure was better

I was initially enamored with "Call of the Sea"'s artwork and puzzle design when I played it two years ago. Had I known the developers had another game out, I would have played it immediately. I was first introduced to this game through Dexbonus's podcast recommendation, which I think was a great suggestion. This game features a variety of puzzles and gameplay styles. There are some stuttering issues, but nothing major; generally, the game is quite gorgeous and one of those puzzle games that can keep you interested with a wonderful storyline. You can see the "Call of the Sea" in half of it and something akin to "Inside" in the other half.

Allow me to begin by saying how much I love this thing. When a game throws you for a loop and demands that you play for forty-five hours over the course of three days, it's a pleasant feeling. I implore everybody watching who hasn't played this game to try it out.