Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Xierra

One of the best fangames ever made. It has great 20 minute gameplay loop with a ton of unique characters that represent the Hololive vtubers. All the enemies you see are representations of their fans, and all the items / skills are inside jokes or defining characteristic of each vtuber, so it visually teach you what Hololive is all about. :)

Best of all, it's FREE! Kay Yu deserves every love you want to shower at him with :)

The content it offers is no joke: You get a ton of value for your buck. It has one of the best AI racing and VR experiences. However, online can be finnicky. I've experienced ghosting due to high ping. This is why leagues are few and far between, or if there's one, ping and stability are tightly monitored. It's also a bit of a hassle to setup like RF2, but nothing gamebreaking.

AMS2 proved what the PC2 engine, Madness Engine, can really do. Approaching 1.5, content creators have been singing praises of the new physics. There is indeed still more untapped potential in this engine, so I'll continue to support AMS2 for what Reiza Studios has contributed to the sim racing community.

Yes, this track is included in the Season Pass 2020-2022!

This has been a while since Reiza released a new European track, and this is most recent Catalunya too. A staple track in any sim, any car can race here. The track is known to be the proving grounds for F1 cars, and now, F1 season is one step closer to completion in AMS2. You won't be dissapointed.

Even if you're not a Hololive fan, it's a good fighting game with easy controls, more similar to SF6's Modern controls with easy inputs and motion inputs if you so desire. A really well-made fangame, with online, with Rollback Netcode, all for free!

VRChat is a social game of showing off your VR headset with your favorite avatars, if you have it. You're totally fine without VR too. However, this is THE prime example of "Your experience may vary" because it all depends on what your outlook is, your mental state, and where to look. Finding one good friend to hang out with is a completely different experience to hanging out with complete strangers in the Black Cat.

What I can assure you though, is that there are indeed really good people that will give you memorable friendships and more. Just take it slow. :)

This sim is barred from entry by high GPU and CPU requirements; budget builds barely make the cut, but it won't be smooth. If you got good enough PC though, you can have the best GT3 / GT4 / Cup experience with excellent quality tracks. ACC is the pinnacle of simracing Esports just below iRacing, so if you take the time to learn the ins and outs with your chosen car, it'll benefit you in the long run.

Don't let the "few" number of tracks fool you, each are a lot deeper than you might think if you want to be competitive. Plus, there's night, rain, and endurance too. The driver rating will surely help you on the path of self-improvement as well.

Multiplayer wise, public lobbies and leagues are plenty. You just need a stable connection, and ping won't matter that much. I encourage you to participate in leagues if you can drive clean.

Gunfire Reborn is one of the best rougelite FPS games, taking the best of Borderlands and implemented its own twist to make a unique experience. Each character has unique ways to build and there are certain weapons that suit their build. Getting the right build can let you snowball with huge amount of damage. Enemies are more than willing to end your run, requiring you to get a good balance of offensive and defensive occult scrolls, which unlocks progressively through objectives as you play, to get to the end. Because of it, you'll rarely feel overwhelmed because progression towards mastery feels natural.

As a new player of the Forza series, I am reviewing this as a game of its own. Wheel player. Physics definitely simcade. You can treat it like a racing sim if you want to.

The game is fun as a collect-a-thon, race what you want, along with some preset cars for certain events. Cars can be bought with in-game credits, some only obtained from wheelspins that you get in-game pretty regularly. The game can be played very casually by freeroaming and collecting stuff, or competitively through Open Racing (Online races) and Rivals (Time Trial Leaderboards). The game gives you enough things to do through objectives and quests in the Horizon Festival, collecting new cars and Forzathon points. However, it's not without its flaws.

At the moment, a convoy is needed to PvP. Since I don't have friends to play with, it's quite a lonely game. Open Racing, the equivalent of race matchmaking, is fun, however, we cannot choose car class nor tracks to suit our desires. Also, there's no way to reach out to people you raced with to add friends, send kudos, or something of the sort for good racing, so the social interactivity aspect is... very lacking. Perhaps this is something the Xbox takes advantage of but not well implemented in Steam?

Eliminator is not fun for me... just because while you try to eliminate someone, solid trees and very uneven terrain tend to get in the way. The cars in Eliminator tend to handle really bad even with TC and ABS on.

As for issues with Mexico itself? There is no modern cityscape. Which means there's no big city with skyscrapers at the end of a highway, no parking lot environments to have a car meet, no familiar roads of any sort. There's a lack of "a popular place to gather" other than the old town. Mexico feels too far from home for me.

Keep in mind I'm only pointing out the big flaws that is going to keep me from actively playing FH5 in the near future. The game as a whole is amazing; just that it's not exactly what I hoped it'd be. it's best to wait for a discount, you won't miss out on "exclusive" vehicles, since you can still get them in wheelspins. My thoughts may change once Ranked comes out, if it exists. The co-op team race in Horizon Open has good potential for a clan battle.

A trilogy of games known to many as the best Xbox exclusive series finally comes to PC. This is one heck of a good port, and expanded to function as a Halo library with cross-game achievements. 6 full games with in-depth campaigns; the perfect mix for a good ol' PvE fun! Plus, you can play solo or coop, with all the achievements, difficulty, mutations and challenges bringing replayability value to an already huge collection. We PC players can finally taste the game that everyone hyped long ago, and I'm very grateful for it.

A true love letter to VC1. If you played VC1, it's a must buy. If not, I recommend playing VC1 first for those who want humble beginnings. All the stuff you know from the first game will carry over here. New features are few, but in this case, and what VC2 and VC3 did, It's a good thing. Enjoy spending your whole day hooked on this game like I did because this game is VERY immersive. :)