Recent reviews by Vælkyr

Such a beautiful demo and satisfying battle sequences. It oddly reminds me of Ragnarok Battle Animation.

Looking forward to this for it is truly deserving for its positive reviews.

As a top-down and extraction enjoyer, this was my cup of tea. I loved their Soda Crisis art style and so they went with it on this which is a huge plus. This is probably the demo for me that I had sunk hours and hours and still enjoying the loop.

A few translation errors have been spotted and a minor disadvantage with vision when you are shooting south of your character because of how the perspective has been structured.

Jalopy vibes with Animal Crossing cast.

It's a love-hate relationship with the game. Coming from the reboot of Modern Warfare series and enjoying most of my time in Ground War and DMZ, this game was the perfect blend of my taste however the distaste of issues soured my experience.

I was part of the alpha playtest and I was confident that I could run the game smoothly but when the game officially launched, it was met with ridiculous stuttering and downright performance issues to the point that I just had to bear with it. As the seasons progress, what I had experienced in the alpha never came back and it is a shame that they never optimized it. Playing Operations mode with long queue times and carrying these performance hits is just not a feasible enjoyment for me so I just stick to Warfare.

Don't get me started with the abysmal pricing with cosmetics and their gacha practices to the point that it cost a fortune even if there are means to gain income in-game. You can't even buy a season pass without spending real money.

It's an alright game despite the noticeable rough edges.

Best played with a partner to help the ranch while you are out there exploring and building the community back up.

Was excited to play this only to get random freezing during play through forcing me to hard quit every time.

I'll wait for further optimizations.

The Division games truly stand out from the test of time in terms of exploration and fidelity. While I miss the snowy atmosphere of the first game, being able to stroll around the open world without being forced to fast travel is a better experience in this sequel . The random matchmaking experience on the first game on end game content is much better than the sequel. My point is I don't want to be bias to both games because it has its fair share of flaws and improvements towards casual players.

I've changed my review to positive to show support to the five devs whom made the resurgence of the game which was supposed to sunset after Warlords of New York.

I hate to see the handling of this game down to the dumpster fire. As a long time player, I have seen changes - good and bad but this time, I just can't like how the game state is now. Everything on it screams GACHA now and is now heavily dependent around it with stat upgrades and such. The premium currency that you bought nor gained through play cannot purchase cosmetics.

If you're a whale for spending, go for it. It's still a fun game nonetheless if you can keep up with min-maxing the legends and looking them good.

If not, stay away from it until they save the game from their own imminent doom.

It's basically Takeshi's Castle and Wipeout injected with the wiggly wobbly of Gang Beasts. Fun in all ages.

I'm glad that I picked this game to play with someone fairly new to what I usually play. It's cute, charming and pits you with a challenge at times.