Recent reviews by GrabblePuss

I am a simple man, I saw a dinosaur and I was happy

I'm so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pissed. I also ordered this Jedi Fallen Order game, it took a day and a half to download, I tried starting a new game file, after twenty six minutes the game didn't ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ load, and now when I try to play the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game crashes. I spent thirty dollars I don't know what to do!

I haven't finished it yet on account of rearranging my apartment but what I have played has easily been the most atmospheric and engaging single player experience I've ever played. Absolutely stunning across the board. It is weird to play a character with spoken dialogue in this series but it definitely isn't a real issue as it all feels natural and helps build Alyx's personality.

My only gripe so far is the game doesnt seem to cater to those playing the games chronologically as it opens with a spoiler for hl2:ep2 and personally I think that hurts those who may have only played black mesa or hl1 prior to this (I know hl2 is a very big deal and most everyone has probably played or atleast heard about it by this point but still).

Narritively it has felt smaller in scale than any other Half-Life story and that actually compliments the medium very well. Its clear that I'm not John wick in real life so it helps that at most you only ever face like 4 or 5 soldiers at once as opposed to the bombastic run and gun segments of prior titles. It also makes you feel more vulnerable and its more intimate of a story because of this. Alyx is still pretty much a kid and she doesn't have the experience of some super badass scientist with a power suit.

On a comfort level I never got Nauseous from the game itself. I had a few moments where my computer was chugging (chrome running in background) and that was upsetting but even then I never got sick at all (I also seemingly have a strong tolerance for motion sickness). I did let my girlfriend try the game and she eventually had to take it off but it was the longest she has ever been able to stay in vr so I was impressed by that.

Basically all im saying here is that it fits in it's medium very well, it is surprising how good everything feels to play around with and I think its a perfect vr experience even for those kinda new to it.

Big fan so far, I may not have dedicated that much time to it yet but that's because I'm still using a windows MR headset and the controller support isn't quite what I want yet, other than that it's great.

MOBA's in general aren't my thing but I can respect the care that the developers took with this. I just wish that the company would stop pushing this product and deliver on some of their other IP's. CS:GO's content has been lacking as of late, l4d is completley abandoned, Portal's mechanics are getting stale, and Half-Life was left unresolved. I wish some time was put into these other games instead of sinking all resources into this and steam.

I've only been playing single player these past 3 days and overall I'd say this game has become a new favorite of mine. From stellar graphics, an interesting concept, solid gameplay and a good sense of progression this has been a solid experience. I haven't even touched the multiplayer or the DLC as of yet but this game has blown me away. As of today I've played the game for 35.2 hours all of which was done in one weekend. I would say the single player alone is worth the price but it is a bit lonely with long stretches of silence as you meander across a void sea on a poorly strewn together raft.

This game sucks LOL the hammer stanley

It's alright, a generic shooter, only real up side is the community is mature and the textures for Garry's mod, CS:GO is a better game (at least presentation wise).

The game is just like it was when I played on PS2, I loved every minute of gameplay, the only problem is now the only online games are Mos Eisley on assault because you can play as any hero or villain, there is also I wierd audio glitch that happens frequently but it is a solid game definately worth every penny

Fun game, I would compare it to chess, but you know... more bad ass.

Of course the game is based off the wonderful film Dawn of the Dead. As time goes on zombies go from slow staggering walks to all out sprinting. The zombies have decent variation, and I love the inclusion of child zombies. When you die in game your character becomes a sprinting zombie (sadly you can't play as it). The game includes a fair share of guns and melee weapons and there is a limit to the ammo (EXTREME LIMIT).

You are given the option of two gamemodes; survival and objective

In survival you, well survive, until rescue gets you. This is made difficult by the increasing number of zombies and their increasing speed. There are always supply crates laying around so you can heal, but they are all placed away from the main base so it's fair.

In objective you are to complete a series of tasks to get rescue to come and rescue you. The objectives usually include finding keyes or welding locks off of doors. The zombies seem to always be in the most convienient spots ever (for them).

Graphics wise, they aren't horrible. Animations are a little buggy sometimes and some of the NPC models could be updated but otherwise it's a good graphical experience.

Gameplay is smooth but requires a little getting used to, there are slight delays in reactions from NPC's but you can get over it because it is a good game. I do like how you board up windows, rather than having flying boards nail themselves to the wall (COD) you have to aim at where you want the board to go (in designated regions) and then you nail it in.

So yeah I give this game an 8/10 because it does become repetitive after a while.