Recent reviews by Gorezzwow

Pretty good game to play with your friends. Solo is possible but hard as hell.
Big problem to the game are the people who play it. So many toxic players out there.
But if you manage to find a nice server its worth every cent.

pretty good & chilled game. love to come back at it any time.

This game is amazing. A must play for Yakuza fans, and even for newcomers.
If you get problems with the ingame audio there are some solutions:

First go to your settings folder, you can find it here:

Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\Sega\Yakuza0

graphics.ini
Be sure to set:

• MaxFPS=60
  
• VSyncEnabled=1

audio.ini
Be sure to set:

• AudioMode=1
  
• StereoMode=1
  
• MasterVolume="1.000"

The game clearly isn't optimized for PC, but a solid rig can run it smoothly. I've logged over 20 hours with no crashes or issues. The game itself is fantastic!

Great gameplay, good atmosphere, and a couple of scares make this game a solid purchase for those who are craving a good survival horror experience. If you liked EW1 then you will like this as well.

It ticks all the boxes. The writing, characters, combat, environments, voice acting. A rich, detailed and beautiful world. The game sets you loose right away with many different options for handling every situation. This creates a true sense of freedom. Give this game your undivided attention and take your time with it and you will be rewarded greatly!

One of the best games I've played in a while/ever it has everything, Great gameplay, Comedy, The story draws you in, The soundtrack is one of the best I've heard in any game and the characters are fantastic. Telltale and co' really did a great Job with this and I will look forward to playing through this again further down the line.

masterpiece!

This is already one of my all time favorites. It's hard for me to describe but in short it's everything I've wanted from a game: customization, fun, gun fights, stealth, teamwork, exploration, open world.

Ultimately, [NieR: Automata is] a game that will stay with you long after you’ve seen the credits roll for the second, third or even fourth time; the memories of its characters and music lingering in your head, reminding you of what games can be like if they dare to be different.