Recent reviews by Win98Tech

An excellent homage to classic RPGs and a refreshingly unique world to explore and a wonderfully old-school approach to everything. Hampered by less than thrilling combat, too many fetch quests, and a lot of bugs. Still, for fans of older RPGs and dungeon crawlers this is an easy recommendation.

Sony has decided to not screw over everything so giving this a positive review instead. There's only a small handful of multiplayer focused games I've ever enjoyed and pretty much immediately this is one of my favourites. The open ended nature of missions, the insane amount of enemies, the oppressive and hellish yet strangely captivating motif, and the incredibly enthralling gameplayer keep me coming back for more and more over and over.

Henry is the best boy. The game in general is great but play it mostly for Henry

while it lacks a lot for being a Metal Gear game, with only half a plot and not even a great one at that, MGS5 makes up for it with an insanely detailed simulated game world. The endlessly enjoyable ways to approach everything made every mission incredibly enjoyable, and its fun to return just to find new ways of messing with things.

While less than enthused that Seperate Ways wasn't included with the main game and seems to contain some of the cut content from the main game to boot, what we have here is a phenomenal addition regardless and certainly worth the price. Not mearly just a short mission pack, this version of Seperate Ways is around 75% the length of the main game and integrates really well. Not the biggest fan of Ada's voice actress but she gets much more time to shine here and did a fine job.

a beyond exceptional new version of the old classic. Does everything right without making the original feel redundant and infinitely playable. A flawless mix of horror and action, runs like a dream on Steam Deck, and looks fantastic to boot. I do wish Mercenaries had more substance to it but that almost seems minor to how fun the main game is.

more patches than your grandma's quilt but rides a perfect line between engaging and comfy. It may be baby's first space sim but that doesn't mean its short on things to do. Looks great, runs great, perfect on either M&K or Steam Deck.

this game is why I am the way I am.

SWAT 4's legacy lives on. Firefights are intense and tension is palpably high at all times.

a new high watermark for RPGs, with incredible amounts of viable options and an excellent understanding of gameplay mechanics.