Recent reviews by Geckko

If you're a fan of the old TXRs you'll feel right at home on this one. Genki thankfully stuck to their roots and this game is a breath of fresh air when every other racer is starting to feel stale. No micro transactions, no DLC, you buy the game and you're set. This is how it should be done, and I couldn't be anymore surprised or thankful for what Genki's done. With the game currently in early access there is of course a bug or two and some things that still need tweaked. Regardless, 30 bucks feels like a steal and I can't recommend this game enough to anyone looking for an old school racer done the right way. A way that every other developer seems to have forgotten about.

I was back and forth on buying this game for such a long time. That terrible, over hyped launch kept lingering in my head. I finally decided to just buy it and it has quickly become one of my favorite games. Between building bases, exploring systems, and all the other little activities to do this game is near perfect for just relaxing and letting the hours slip by. Devs still putting out chunky updates for free on a regular basis. No micro transaction garbage. Whats not to love? My only regret was waiting as long as I did to buy it.

One of the most enjoyable games I've played. You probably wanna have an interest in submarines or naval warfare, but I guess if you're on this page you probably already do. I recommend though. Highly.

I was skeptical about getting sandstorm because I didn't think it'd be much of a jump from the last Insurgency. I was wrong. Graphics blow the old one away, fire support is a blast and the game just feels good. Still has the perfect fusion of aracde gameplay with a little mil sim thrown in. I love it.

Still one of the best shooters to date. Multiplayer seems to have died though

Insurgency is another one of those games that you absolutely most have if you play on PC. It's sort of a perfect cross between CSGO and Battlefield. It's competitive, and you must think strategically as you would on CSGO. The feel itself though is much more like Battlefield. You move slower. You put down surpressive fire and have to move carefully, sticking to cover. You have to make the choice of whether you want AP rounds and long range optics, or if you'd rather carry a decent sidearm and wear more armor.

This is honestly one of those games were if you're on the fence about getting it, at only 10 bucks I strongly recommend just taking the dive and going for it.

The graphics may not be pretty anymore and the UI is most definitely showing its age, but this is truly one of the greatest, if not the greatest Star Wars game ever made.

If you're looking for a quick game that doesn't take long to learn this is definitenly not it. KSP will consume hours of your time as you consistently blow ♥♥♥♥ up in your conquest to leave the planet. Once you finally accomplish that, it's time to learn some orbital basic mechanics so that you can have a space station!

Overall this game is not Space Engineers. It will take time to learn how to be successful at getting into a perfect orbit and hopping from one planet to another. If that sounds like fun to you I strongly recommend giving KSP a try.

$60 bucks for this is such a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ joke. The damn thing is still in early access (plz note, they also released paid DLC for it), it's an unoptimized, buggy mess, and the developers consistently ignore the community. Avoid this game like the plague.

If you say you game on PC, but don't own CSGO, then you don't game on PC.
Just how it is.