Recent reviews by leonthesleepy

Cons
- Constant crashes, so far I've had about 7 hard crashes.
- No text chat, and barely any emotes/commands for communication.
- Unstable FPS, especially during full multiplayer sessions
- Gun variety is lacking, and maps can feel a bit small overall.
- Supply pass is more of an annoyance, that constantly reminds you of the paywall cosmetics.
- Lacks the personality and charm of KF1 &2.
- Severely lacking in enemy variety.
- Unable to switch perks during matches

Pros
- Still a very fun PvE experience, WHEN it works.
- The overall graphics are nice, so it feels like a modernized Killing Floor 2.
- Skill and Perk rewards are much faster, so the grind feels better overall
- Connecting to matches feels relatively smooth, (with minor lag issues)
- The armory system is fun, but I wish we could modify it during matches too.
- Gunplay still feels solid, and the movement is much nicer than previous KF games, though the zipline system feels under baked.

Overall, this feels more like an Early Access than a full launch. Definitely had fun, but the polish and content isn't up to standard. If Tripwire does support the game with free content, more classes, maps, and more performance stability, then this will change to a positive review. As of now, its for fans only who are willing to look past the cons.

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Incredible, but not without its flaws!

Village, the follow up to RE7 is a fantastic blend of horror, action and the usual Resident Evil over the top crazy plot. But somehow, they managed to ground it even more. You play as Ethan from RE7 again, and without spoiling anything, they develop the dangling story threads of RE7 in a much, MUCH stronger fashion than any other mainline RE game.

Graphically, stunning. Music? Fantastic, and the atmosphere is terrific. There is one level in particular that reminded me of Kojima's cancelled Silent Hills. Really really good stuff. The gameplay is the ONLY part i am going to nitpick on. One of the levels is a bit of a drag to get through, with increasingly annoying enemies and too much busy work. For the MOST part though, i loved it. And Ethan feels much more satisfying to control this time.

Overall, i rarely buy games at full price these days. And when i do i usually regret it. RE8 is an exception. It took me 11 hours for the first run and i cant wait to jump back in again.

9/10

After about 5 hours of playing Repentance, i've barely seen anything new.
But i have experienced a bunch of tweaks to the difficulty which kind of kills the fun for me.
Curses happen ALL the time, i've seen literally no damage increase items. Something has been changed to the RNG so much that it feels like every encounter i go into is underpowered severely.

Never had this problem with the original Rebirth, so gotta say i'm dissapointed. Might try normal mode again later

Praise the sun

Epic Store....sigh

Epic Store....sigh

FTP? NANI?

Grindy but fun, The Division is a gorgeous TPS that can feel a bit shallow and repetitive. Its not for everyone and those expecting a solo only experience should imo stay away.

PROS
- Fun combat even after 20 hours
- Absolutely gorgeous world with a disgusting amount of detail
- Online multiplayer is seamless
- The main missions are a lot of fun to play
- The world has a decent amount of lore
- Progress feels wonderful and you can see your base 'growing' as you go through the game
- Cooperative matches bring out the best in gameplay

CONS
- A crap ton of padding
- Activities are rinse and repeat
- Single player only experience is underwhelming
- Main missions are difficult based mainly on level blocking
- Story is pretty much non existent
- Feels like a waste of time at times beacuse the experience is so shallow

Its best to think of The Division as a instant gratification game. Its great in short bursts where you pop in to level up a bit, and join a game or 2 with people online. But the lack of any real story to go through the game means that your main drive will be loot.

IF you have a friend to play the whole game with, definetly pick it up. I played solo and on and off multiplayer and still had a blast, but thats because i love the world, the gameplay and loot.

With nearly 100 hours, Killing Floor 2 remains a damn good time of cooperative zed slaughter!
No story, cinematics or any fluff. This is just pure, blissful gameplay with lots and lots of guns. If you liked games like L4D2 i REALLY reccomend this!

There are 10 classes to choose from and the focus on teamwork to survive makes for briliantly hectic matches that STILL havent gotten old. Plus you'll be busy grinding to level all your classes, so this will keep you busy for a long, LONG time.