Recent reviews by Krudd

Fantastic collection of the DS Castlevania titles, with some great convenience features such as save states and the ability to rewind.

Certainly came a long way from the way things were back in 2016, still got plenty of issues and balance problems but it's tolerable these days.

Major caveat is that it's very hostile to new players, the grind for new characters without spending real money is frankly absurd, plus you gotta level them up to at least Prestige 1 to get their teachable perks. The game can be an atrocious uphill grind especially right at the start, and that's only going to get worse as more content comes to the game.

Really fun little speedrunner game with enjoyable characters and a fairly straightforward story, with plenty of extra challenge modes after you finish the game.

Gameplay wise it uses cards that represent weapons and discard abilities that grant you additional movement options, such as an extra jump, a rapid dash, a grappleshot, etc. Plenty of opportunity to find ways of shaving off nanoseconds from your runtime as the system allows you to be creative. Game is not too difficult but still offers a reasonable challenge as some levels can be quite devious.

Originally a free game by two brothers, Tarn and Zach, the greatest management simulation ever made with unprecedented depth, despite it being so complex it's a lot more straightforward than you think and the DF community has a great library of guides, tutorials, tips and tricks to get you started.

Most importantly remember two things:

1) There is no right or wrong way to play Dwarf Fortress.

2) Losing is fun, every lost fortress is a story to tell.

s'alright

A culmination of terrible design choices and bad ideas, let's see how long it will take EA and DICE to declare this game a write-off and move on to the next game in the franchise. Hell we might see the next installment early.

Apex Legends has been my go-to BR ever since it came out, I've played it mostly on and off since pre-season 1. I had a lot of prior experience in Titanfall so a lot of the movement mechanics were immediately familiar, as the game evolves it has peaks and troughs, not gonna say it's perfect nor am I gonna say it's bad, it's a really good BR and one I keep coming back to. Incidentally if you haven't played any of the Titanfall games and your first introduction to the universe was Apex, then I do urge you to buy Titanfall 2 and give it a shot, it's honestly one of the best shooters to come from this generation and Apex still carries that torch faithfully even if it is a lot slower than it's predecessors. Love this game and I'll keep playing it until it dies.

This is hands-down one of the best modern FPS games ever made. A really solid single player campaign and an amazing multiplayer experience. There is a bit of a learning curve regarding how to best utilise movement but once you get it down you'll be zipping around the arenas in no time. There needs to be more said about the movement in this game, it is amazing, if you're used to Apex Legends a lot of it will be familiar but Titanfall has more speed on the ground and has wall running as well as the standard climbing and vaulting, and you gain momentum as you wall run and you can chain wall runs as much as you are able allowing you to reach some incredible speeds and stay airborne for long periods of time, and the transitions between movement states is buttery smooth it feels as natural as breathing. Cannot recommend this enough, and it's on sale so what are you waiting for? Jump in Pilot!

P.S Kuben Blisk is the best character and you should always pick Apex Predators as your Faction... or join the Angel City Elites because Barker is a drunken lout with amazing voice lines. Remember, the faster we win the faster we drink!

An interesting cross between Halo-esque style shooting with portal mechanics, needs more players and would recommend giving it a try, it's free so all you're losing is time.

Probably the best game in the S.T.A.L.K.E.R series and definitely the best when it comes to mods, the previous two games have meagre mod selections as they're either incomplete or out of date. With Misery and Call of Chernobyl, you'll be stuck in this world for hours.