Recent reviews by FN FAL

This game is so stupid. I got into the Stakeout 24/7 lobby and played around with omni movement for a while. Season 1 there's already dragons and shark men. Sure, it's not what call of duty is supposed to be blah blah blah, but it's never going to be that again. All that said it's actually pretty fun if you aren't trying to be some super ultra mega lightning competitor and just want a good time.

Would reccommend but get it on sale for your own wallet.

Democracy is secured. They listened to the playbase's call.

Baldur's Gate 3 feels like an interactive book. Guess that's the point of most games. Most characters are introduced as unlikable pieces of ♥♥♥♥, but have some sort of redemption arc. Just be warned.

I have most of my playtime on Xbox, had to purchase the full game again on PC because I love every bit of it.

This is likely the best game I have ever played. I don't currently have a tier list, but the first play through (despite having spoilers for almost every major plot point) was unlike anything I've ever experienced in my video gaming time.

You ever seen one of those ads where it looks like there's some Chinese bootleg of Black Ops 2? Then you get to downloading it and it's complete trash- nothing like what was advertised?

This is that advertisement.

Solid FPS, all around very enjoyable, but visually it looks like an ad the entire time you're playing.

Those dungeons certainly were dark.

♥♥♥♥ myself playing the first time and haven't played it in a year.

Can't suggest enough. Objectively better than Apex.

I do love me some S.T.A.L.K.E.R.

Despite the dated graphics, this is quite possibly the best survival horror game on the market. If you allow yourself to be immersed into the Zone, you won't be coming back. The atmosphere is off the charts well done. The main plot is really fun to go through, but it's the little things along the way that really make this game.

Cannot suggest enough.

IDI KOM MNE.

Ready or Not is a phenomenal FPS, with gun play that is unmatched by literally any other game I've ever played. The animations make you feel like you're in a firefight, not like you're having a jaunty range day. Recoil feels like actual kick. Between canted / canted + laser / normal aiming, as well as their leaning mechanic, (I recommend binding "free lean" to space,) movement also feels very smooth.

That said, the experience of Ready or Not is short and repetitive. There is no progression required for the firearms nor their attachments, which is the bread and butter of the Time Absorbing Greats like CoD and Battlefield. The only thing you can work for is cosmetic items, almost all of which I acquired in under month, and I played alone in a private multiplayer lobby. (As to avoid having any backup.) The missions get stale after your 40th time running them with nothing else to do. I've also noticed that they're easier solo; having an AI team is too clunky, and having other players just makes things inexplicably harder. From my perspective, the developers are using this game as a cash cow. There aren't too many micro transactions, but there's just not enough content to justify their price.

If you're like me and use video games to dissociate, sure, get Ready or Not. It demands enough focus to take you out of reality. Worth full price for the sedation. But for the average game, it's worth $30 at absolute maximum.