Recent reviews by Static

An extremely well crafted, truly next gen RPG.

This is my equal first best turn based game, alongside XCOM 2: WOTC. And it's 40K to boot! I love so much about this game, the style, the brutal animations, slow-mo, and bolters, it's fantastic. As well as no percentage chance bs, just pure tactical action.

I love how fluid it all feels despite being grid based, everything feels snappy and satisfying. I love the skill trees and getting war-gear, and levelling up my grey knights into demigods.

It's a shame the DLC isn't better, I wish so much I could just purchase them and expand the game and my enjoyment for it. However at this point I feel only Execution Force is worth it, Duty Eternal just isn't quite there unfortunately.

An awesome, atmospheric Alien game: a really satisfying addition to the universe.

People seem to be confusing pressure and resource management with bad balancing. The game is really well made and really well paced, aside from ice and iron all the resources you collect end up getting added permanently to the station, progression is additive, and you should be dismantling and moving things around as resources become available.

The game can be compared to Frostpunk, just like you can lose a game of Frostpunk you can lose a game of Ixion, although Ixion lets you restart the chapter you're in if you really mess up.

The pressure the game puts on you has been obviously very, *very* carefully designed, and asking the developers to change the balance of their game because you're making mistakes and wasting time is dumb, it's not meant to be Cities Skylines in space but allot of people are buying the game thinking that for some reason.

An excellent addition to the Total War franchise, a real culmination of the previous 2 games, excited to see it develop and mature.

Outer Wilds is one of the rare GOAT games, its ground breaking, original, thrilling, engaging, and everything else. Being able to play and explore the Outer Wilds for the first time is one of the most incredible experiences in gaming.

If I could I would make this a mixed review, but overall I am slightly leaning towards "No". The main issue with the game is the story, the entire third act of the game is missing, not a single story line or anything established is concluded in a satisfying way or wrapped up. You do what feels like another run of the mill mission, and then out of absolutely nowhere the game ends. It is super weird and horrible storytelling.

On top of that the DLC is just horrible, not even worth looking at or considering. And the developers ditched the franchise in the middle of the trilogy to make the terrible Marvels Avengers game, we'd be lucky to even see a conclusion to the stories and plots setup in this game in less than 5 years.

Don't recommend this season. Almost impossible to play, my game is stable but every single game 1 person will crash and won't be able to rejoin within 2 minutes of the match starting. Both players if you're extra unlucky.

There is a bug where the loot bugs just don't spawn, every game the loot crates are just floating in the air. It's super weird. I have no idea how this happened or why QA is so poor in Apex Legends.

Lots of bugs in Arenas too, weird stuff like crashing on load, if you rejoin in-between rounds you will be stuck with a broken HUD for one round until the next starts. By this time you're team will of needed to at least won a round without you to make it a tiebreaker, otherwise you've already lost.

Death Stranding is like going to see a movie, you just sit back and enjoy the experience. And this is allot like that, you play as a delivery man, which sounds boring but the world makes it surprisingly work. A porter in this world is for most people the only method of connecting anybody in the world together, without them humanity would have died many years ago.

So you're role is already a critical one, the societies you meet depend on you and your deliveries. And all the while you're doing that you're building up and expanding the infrastructure and world alongside other players. You build ziplines which connect distance remote settlements together, roads which connect the main cities together, get and share multiple different kinds of vehicles, you setup weather stations so you can track the "time-fall" and plan your routes better.

The enemies of this game, mainly the BT's are mysterious to you at first, but the game all things considered is all built on a simple premise, all things are connected between the world of the living and the world of the dead through something known as a beach.

Eventually you learn how to deal with BTs, you learn how to avoid them and how to destroy them. It's almost surreal.

UPDATE YOUR GRAPHICS DRIVERS!

Seriously, I was having visual effects bugs and everything. As soon as I updated they all disappeared and my FPS doubled.