Recent reviews by n0awyn

There are Chop Goblins in this video game.

My head hurts... but it hurts so good

I want more

Glad to say it feels like a "Metro" game. Aside from a few minor bugs it feels solid and just as immersive as the older titles. The more open levels is a nice change of pace, without being overwhelming. I got it on sale @ 25$ so it was well worth the money





also,
F u c k Epic Games and the spiders... I hate them.

After completing the entirety of the game (100% achievements) I figured it'd be good to make a proper review.

Without any surprises this game is extremely challenging and it will test your patience. Unlike Dark Souls you can't just "roll-to-win" and the game usually rewards riskier plays. I'm sure everyone mentioned this already but I'll say it again: [b1]This isn't a souls-like game.[/b1]

The combat experience feels so good and satisfying, especially when you truly master the art of deflecting - which this game is pretty much entirely based on. Some other skills can be acquired as you play to enhance the combat experience and give you more options. My only complaint regarding the combat/skills is the combat arts – which are essentially “special attacks”. Most of them are kind of useless and the flashiest/ coolest ones are not effective.

Stealth is also a viable option for those who want to tip the odds in their favour. In my opinion, it’s a nice addition, but the AI is a bit too dumb for my liking.

The story is great, easy to follow up - compared to other FromSoftware’s game - and doesn’t require a lot of reading – I hate reading so that’s a positive point for me. There’s 4 endings in total: some are easy to get others… you have to dig a bit more and talk to specific NPCs. It adds replay value in NG+.
Speaking of replay value, the game has some, especially if you’re a completionist. You’ll most likely miss a lot of things and side quests on your 1st playthrough. Sekiro is also a great entry game into speedrunning, for those interested.

The music in this game is nothing memorable sadly. Nothing is going to hit you like F D A or make the boss fight feel really epic. With that said I feel like the game doesn’t require it, but I thought it was worth mentioning.

Conclusion: it’s a fantastic game. I love it and I love seeing people suffering when playing it as well.

Edit: Forgot to say it but the game is a bit hard lol good luck

I truly enjoyed it for my first +900h. It was a fantastic and fun FPS with lots of depth to it.

However, every time Ubisoft updates something they manage to firetruck it. For the longest time I've played this game at over 140fps and now I'm obligated to turn v-sync on, otherwise the game is stuttering like I've never seen any game do. Ubisoft also lacks actual tech support. Whenever I had an issue with the game, I always had to figure it out on my own or find fixes from third parties.

From all the game I've played, the only one I have issues with is: Rainbow Six Siege.
I would like to enjoy this game again Ubisoft.

For the love of Tachanka
Fix. Your. Game.

Edit: I said I enjoyed the first "900 hours" because I was putting aside the game's issue. I'm not saying this is a bad game. However the remaining hours I played this game, I didn't had a good time. I'll come back to this game eventually and change my review according to the state of the game. That is all folks.
Edit2: We're currently April 9th 2019. The game seems to run alright. I get occasional lag but nothing too bad. We'll until next update to see if they f**k something up.

Warframe is one of those games you quit for a while and when you come back to it, it still feels refreshing and exciting. DE is honestly one of the best developpers for making a fair and incredibly fun F2P game.

Just try it. You got nothing to lose!