Recent reviews by SafetyGuy

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But no seriously, this game is loads of fun and it's entirely designed around permanent replayability and a community driven campaign against two factions. It's possibly on the lowest difficulties to play solo but can still pose quite a challenge to veteran shooter players, especially against the automatons.

This is the best game to play with friends that isn't the same repeated FPS PVP games you play endlessly on rotation. For me, it's what I've been trying to find for months after finding myself permanently burnt out on competitive FPS titles. It's a shame I'm the only one in my group who can't stand those games anymore.

Only recommending the game because it's made well and works well for the limited time that I played it. I uninstalled after one game because it's super duper bullet spongey. I can't stand games that take nearly a full magazine to execute a single kill. It virtually always means you will never win a gunfight against more than one person unless you're at a far enough distance. The TTK is way too long and not my kind of thing.

Look at my game time. This is just what I have on PC, not including the last two generations of consoles dating back to launch. This game was good at first but quickly fell into the MTX pit of doom where the entire game is based around leeching as much money as they can from you to fuel overpriced in game content that relies on an absurd amount of game time to achieve. They spent literally zero effort whatsoever on combatting the modding issue and never will fix it; that much is apparent. You will never be able to enter a server with or without friends and actually get anything done without being griefed into another dimension by modders and hackers. It's a true shame because the core gameplay is good. Unfortunately because of the pricing of items, forced game time, MTX and modders this game isn't worth your time. Again, look at my hours spent. I've been trying to play for the last 2 weeks to just run some basic missions for businesses and get absolutely nowhere. When you get attacked by god mode modders and can't even rely on skill to overcome a challenge it's just lame and boring.

Do better, Rockstar. If GTA6 is anywhere near as bad in these regards, you will destroy your audience's faith in you.

Good game overall. This is the first F1 game I've ever paid for and F1 22 was the first F1 game I've played. So any opinions about this maybe being too similar or the same thing as last years game mean nothing to me. I'm having fun playing two-player career with my wife. The online game mode is also fun. The F1 world offers a lot of different game modes to keep you busy and the braking point story mode is interesting. I'm coming over from Xbox so my hour count is low but i've experienced plenty to know that this is a good experience especially if it's your first or second F1 game.

Solid game so far for what it is. I normally dislike the Early Access bandwagon, usually because games never leave early access and it gives them an excuse to steal your money for broken games and no responsibility. But this game released in a pretty good state and gets decent updates to the core gameplay mechanics which is nice. I'd like to see more rapid development but who wouldn't?

This is definitely a more hardcore tactical game that is better with friends. The AI is alright but many times are non responsive when giving them certain commands such as arresting or bagging up weapons etc. There's a good amount of customization in the game and variety of ways to choose to play. It's not going to leave you dissatisfied for any other reason than the fact you never learned small team tactics and keep dying haha.

Overall I recommend it. I certainly recommend it if you have friends to play with or if you get it on sale. It's worth 20-30$ all day long for solo players. I wouldn't buy the game at 40$ without having friends to play with though unless this is truly something you see yourself doing over and over again.

Fun game. Would recommend. Long enough story to keep me engaged. Multiplayer was made surprisingly well. Tracking and registration doesn't seem to be an issue. I got this on sale for 'bout $10 and it was worth every penny. I look forward to playing more multiplayer and trying to become a real ace.

So far I'm having incredible amounts of fun. Granted I'm only about 17 hours into gameplay but I've discovered a decent bit and gotten a good routine. My wife convinced me to play Animal Crossing when it came out and it was okay at best. The time mechanics and gathering-only feel of the game made it very boring very quickly. This game however lets you pace yourself as quickly or slowly as you wish in the time regard.

I love how simple but fun the combat is. I'm glad combat is not only in this game, but that it's a primary mechanic and used regularly. I think this game is both relaxing and challenging at the same time which is what any kind of casual game should strive for to reduce the risk of boredom.

In the future, I would suggest more opportunities to fight bosses/alpha's. Maybe make them spawn randomly a little more frequently or after repeatedly killing regular animals or put them at the back of mines near large resource clusters.

I don't want to go too crazy with this review and list all the goods and the bads but I must say there are very few bads and tons to love. The biggest issue is occassionally picking an object up and selling it or dropping it will glitch the UI and prevent you from doing anything else unless you restart your session. Luckily enough the one thing that does work when this happens is sleeping to save your game. Apart from this so far I've had no crashes so. Keep up the good work! I look forward to seeing how this game progresses and I'm excited for it.

Yeah. For sure. I was a huge fan of the Ride series. I don't know what anybody here is talking about when it comes to physics in this game. It is by a very wide margin the best motorcycle simulator available. Anybody who compares this to Ride 4 is doing themselves a disservice. Ride is a child's game when it comes to RIMS for sure. The realism and weight and the degree of control are so much higher and refined here in RIMS. If you're reading this and are concerned about "mushy turn in speed" then change your controls. The default sensitivity is quite low. You can increase your turn in speed easily in the settings.

This games' biggest let down is the extreme lack of content. I can count the number of circuits and bikes available for use on one hand. Seriously guys, a few stock liter bikes but no 600 class, no 765's, no 250's. I'm not even asking for multiple disciplines here. The same road racing discipline but with more options. It really is a major let down.

But even more than that is the lack of tracks. No racing game especially with such a degree of realism can have this few tracks. So many of the worlds greatest circuits are absent and it's a tragedy.

GIVE MORE CONTENT. Or lower the price. I understand a lot of work went into the game. But a lot of work goes into a lot of games and this is blatantly overpriced for the amount of content. Wait for a sale of 25-30$. Otherwise, totally not worth. But I repeat. This is absolutely the best motorcycle racing simulator on the market from a physics/sim perspective. Every bike has a weight and a feel to it. I play with an Xbox One controller and the feedback design is brilliant for keeping you in touch with what the bike is doing.

As a newcomer to roguelike style games and sort of opposed to the idea of them foundationally, I actually like this. To be completely honest at this moment it's not worth 15$ as the lack of content is sort of big. Provided you're skilled enough you can get through all of the sorrows relatively quickly. Of course it provides enough challenge to make that process lengthy for me and likely most people. But the fact remains is that content is little.

However, the art, fluidity of gameplay and the gameplay itself is outstanding. The theming is great. The audio is pretty good. I don't have too much to complain about.

That being said my only real complaint is that the story sort of contradicts it's gameplay. Some roguelikes offer permanent progression and some have you start from scratch every time. That's fine. But the story of this game is that Death is super powerful but bored of reaping. So he takes a desk job and slowly loses his stature and strength. So why is it that through all of the killing and reaping I do, death never gets stronger? This is a major concern from a story/gameplay design for me. If you don't want any kind of progression, you shouldn't have made the story in such a way that regression is the initial problem.

I think at the very least, there should be a permanent set of ability unlocks/upgrades to be had. I understand no damage bonuses and not coming back with new weapons or power ups. But why not keep the extended range scythe? Or the sickles? No matter how many times you play or how many people you kill, death never gets stronger. That's disappointing considering the funny intro to the game showing his regression.

Anyways. All in all, as long as the game adds more content down the line, it's very fun to play and the artwork sells the game for me. I hope it's not too long for more content.

Very fun game with lots of replay value. Not particularly boring after a few hours but certainly loads more fun when you have a buddy or two to play with. The art style is very appealing and doesn't necessarily detract from the 'seriousness' of the gameplay. Great casual buy.