Recent reviews by Tatsuki Freakymoto

very epic yes car good

As of writing this, I have finished the campaign, so I won't be reviewing the multiplayer (will review later). I got this game for Rp12.000,- from EA Play, so that's a deal.

Pros:
- Amazing and immersive gunplay and movement system. Honestly, as a person who've played nearly 600 hours of Apex Legends back when it was on Origin, the flexibility of TF2's movement system tops Apex's in almost every single way (though I understand Apex's movement system was slightly nerfed for balancing purposes). The exceptionally fluid movement system allows you to wall-run, double-jump, cloak from enemies, and so much more. The boss battles, though may feel repetitive, offers different things and different approaches that makes every single battle worth remembering.

- Greatly written characters and story that makes you feel like you're a part of the world. The chemistry between the characters are so well-written and memorable. Aside of the story, the world is also nicely designed (some of the designs are even used on Apex Legends)

- Never have I ever played a shooter than combines fast-paced movement-based levels with gigantic robot battles so seamlessly. I don't know how to put that in points. The Titans have their own interchangeable, unique rosters of power types that can be suited for every warfare and conditions.

- Absolutely stunning graphics that doesn't require high graphics. I can run this game on the highest settings with an i5-9400H and GTX 1050 (4 GB VRAM) and it runs smoothly on 60fps. Considering this game is almost 5 years old and it ages so well.

Cons
- it doesn't support UHD (is that even a con?)

Conclusion:
9.5/10 (Campaign, multiplayer points coming soon)
Titanfall 2 offers something different from the market, though being heavily underrated by mainstream titles. I recommend grabbing this game, and I will grab this game during the Steam seasonal sale.


edit: i got the game permanently now <3

mm yes fasg car go vroomveo
pretty decent simcade, recommended during sale

Pros:
> Improved physics (less unforgiving and more open to casual players, inbetween DiRT Rally and DiRT 4)
> BEAUTIFUL graphics and sound, major improvement from the previous games
> The addition of the Colin McRae campaign is amazing


Cons:
> Lots of content locked behind paywall
> Beefy computer and gear needed to play this game

I bought the Game of the Year edition (which includes almost all the DLCs) for SGD10 during a sale so if you want to buy it during a sale, do it. I deffo recommend this game if you're a rally sim fan. It's a decent successor to the highly-appraised DiRT Rally, however I'm not too fond of the microtransaction model.

bought this game years after release. still gold.

everyone is racist

This game is similar to Destiny 2, but I can't fathom why playing it feels so magical and different from D2. Maybe because of its flexible movement physics that kept me shimmered, maybe it's because of the amazing melee fights, maybe it's because of the vast open world and never-ending stories. You can even play this game laying back on your seat and enjoy the world. It's not that much of a competitive game; it's more of a casual game you can play with randoms and still have a fun time. However, it's pretty complex; I recommend you playing with the Wiki on your side. The grinding is real, and sometimes may be boring. The PvP counterpart is pretty shallow, but the PvE one is immersive.

I recommend downloading this game if you're looking for a fun casual time.

The Crew 2 cannot be compared to the likes of Gran Turismo or Forza Horizon, but it has a little something of its own.

The community of this game is much alive, and I can ensure you that you'd enjoy playing this game with friends. The car selections are modern and the visual customization vast, but too bad they didn't include many classics JDMs. The map is huge and right now, it's filled with events, so it won't feel stale. THE FAST-FAV SYSTEM, which is, very very satisfying since you can switch from car to plane in two gamepad gestures. The game is also finely optimized (e.g. my PC with a GT 1030 can run it fine on Medium, around 40-50 FPS on HD).

However, there are some cons of this game. The rubberbanding AI is the worst. It makes races feel boring and sometimes can be frustrating. The map lacks details on the cities (subjectively that's tolerable for a game with the map of THE WHOLE AMERICA), and the physics... well, they're not the best and not realistic (not a game recommended for hardcore petrolheads who enjoy racing sims). Races feels like they're a huge grinding, but you'd enjoy the driving part.

I recommend buying this game on sale and to play it with friends. I also recommend having a gamepad to play this game LOL. If you're looking for a budget open world game and you enjoy wandering with a car while enjoying the scenery, this is for you.

(at the moment this is written, the only part that's out is Halo: Reach)

Halo MCC is just... well, every Xbox gamer/ Vista Halo player's dream. If you've ever played Halo, this game would make you feel right at home. It's just perfect.

Pros:
>Very nice™ story
>Immersive gunplay
>The perfect way (so far) to enjoy Bungie's Halo
>The graphics has been improved a lot compared to the 360 original

Cons:
>Sound issues (may be fixed)
>The multiplayer is kinda boring without friends

Halo MCC is a must-have for every Halo fan, and you who want to try Halo games.

Pros:
> unique gameplay and gunplay
> amazing graphics, environment and music/SFX
> a decent story-line with lots of details
> a welcoming community
> expansive modifications to your character to fit your playstyle

Cons:
> sweaty PvP with lack of anti-cheat and game balancing
> grindy and boring events
> unfathomable quests (sometimes)
> lack of replayability

conclusion: 8/10, it's good if you want to spend some time shooting aliens. I recommend buying the Forsaken expansion if you have the funds. would rewrite this review when I can buy it.