Recent reviews by Darvo Frostlizard

a fun 3rd person shooter that mixes seamless open world, with survival and 3rd person shooter with some decent base building. Put that into a f2p MMO format and you've got Once Human! I personally think this game is worthwhile solo as much as with a group of friends, and both pvp and pve servers are available. It might be a little difficult to get in a server at first though due to the servers filling up relatively quickly, but they seem to be adding new servers with their own world progression every now and then, making sure theres always space for new folks to join up. this game is a solid 7/10 for me.

ever wanted to play an anime tactics game in the same universe as Dofus and Wakfu? IF the answer is yes this is a must see. F2p (has a battle pass), bite-sized tactics encounters mostly designed for single player (despite still being an mmo) and with a dash of deck building, and keep the whole package relatively simple. Oh and theres decent english voice acting.

I started palying today and i can already reccomend the game in its state. Fun, simple, with just enough silliness and pun-names to make you giggle sometimes.

the only reason i have game time on this game is that i ran it on GeForce Now.

The game is fun but it has one major flaw. It REQUIRES you to turn off a KERNEL SECURITY feature just so its anti cheat can read your inputs and files for cheating software. While turning off that particular feature increases most games performance, it still exposes you to having your kernel files tampered with without even realising it, which i personally think is not worth the risk for one game.

For now, my review is negative until they change to another anti-cheat that doesn't require this kind of tampering, or modify the current one to, again, not require turning off a major security feature.

An amazing game whether solo or with a handful of friends, and with the semi-recent crossplay update, if your friends got it before you on consoles, you can play with them with no issues. The main story isn't stellar, but it's serviceable. The humour is top notch with plenty of references and memes as well as the vault hunters being the most personable they've been thus far. The gore is very satisfying and cathartic to some extent when you need your dose of carnage. The DLCs are worth getting for some extra great stories as well as some returning vault hunters (sadly, no new playable vault hunters...). Cosmetics are plentiful (you can recolour skins now!) and will allow you to enact your inner fashionista. Loot is plentiful and varied, although the frequency you'll drop legendary items might make some people a little upset that they're not rare anymore.

The game is sold at AAA price but comes on sale relatively often, same thing with the DLCs, allowing for those with tighter budgets to grab it. All in all, a great classic looter-shooter that is a must-have for Borderlands fans and shooter fans alike.

Very good MMORPG with action combat that has a near infinite scaling and leveling. There are familiar places and concepts from the Elder Scrolls series as well as new regions entirely. DLC can be bought with MTX, or accessed with their monthly sub (ESO+), which has a few more advantages like having a separate unlimited inventory for crafting materials and gaining some MTX currency to spend every month. Overall, I very much enjoy this game and after an initial binging for about 200 hours within a month, i keep coming back every now and then.

A great game if you want to be a space ninja with guns! Lots of fancy moves and cool weapons to toy around, there's something for a lot of different play styles, from shotguns to pistols to bows and throwing stars, among others.

The only negatives I have about this game is that it is VERY grindy, and some of the better warframes and weapons have to be bought with Platinum, the game's microtransaction currency. However, you can farm parts that you already have and sell them for said Platinum, which is alright. You also have to do some research on wikis and guides if you want to optimize your builds. Another con I have is that some of the weapons and Warframes tend to be much lesser used and somewhat outshined by other, newer and better performant items, so you might like the concept of a frame or weapon but in the meta, it's next to useless. Although, you can still level said items for the Mastery levels (basically your account level), then sell them I guess (you have to buy extra weapon and Warframe slots with Platinum, so at first it's impossible to have them all).

All in all, if you don't mind quite a bit of grinding and RNG drops for items, it's a fun run-and-gun third-person shooter. Slashing the enemies to pieces or pinning them to a wall with a bolt is really satisfying to see, IMO. Best part, it's Free to Play.

An amazing game to stimulate one's creativity and thirst for exploration, Terraria is the one game that you can keep coming to even if you think you're done with everything and find something new to do. From alternate ores to corruption types and the amazing array of vanity items, this game has it for everyone who likes having variety from world to world.

And even if you aren't that much into fashion or decorating, there are a wide array of various types of armors and weapons ranging from simple wooden armors and weapons to epic sets made from turtle shells or ghostly robes. And of course, creepy crawly beasts to use them on as well as gigantic bosses.

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