Recent reviews by NKoreaBESTKorea

Basically, I love space. This game just needs more 4X elements (eg: trading, ai, quests) to be perfect.

I liked Alien Swarm. I liked LEft 4 Dead and L4D2.

I played, completed and beat Dead Horde. It's unpolished, buggy, and more of a chore than anything else.

Don't buy it. It's broken and a waste no matter what price it is.

PAYDAY 2 was fantastic upon release. It was a marginally different game from PAYDAY: The Heist while offering a plethora of new features that supported loud and stealth heists.

Now it's about guns, perk decks and stat bonuses. Completing Death Wish is no longer about, "I have mastered the challenge in this buggy, quirky game with style." It's about how much you've invested into the game.

The entire reason skins are even a thing pertains to the fun in doing loud heists. I love loud heists. I'm terrible at stealth save for a few instances. I thoroughly enjoy making helmets pop and fly.

Despite the outrage I feel at having a game with $100+ of DLC and paid weapon skins that affects more than just the cosmetics, a thing which Overkill promised NEVER to implement, I can live with these problems. These are manageable things that can be circumvented by playing better.

What I CANNOT and SHOULD NOT have to deal with is the fact that bugs that existed from day one continuet o exist. Network errors, achievements errors, lost inventory items, crashes and downright bugs like missing items are still in the game.

Funding Overkill at this point is like voting that they should continue these poor practices. You can spend a dollar supporting the continued release of game-breaking DLC and digital content, or you can hold your financial sway until Overkill does what's right.

For now, Overkill has gone completely overkill with this Crimefest update. They have turned PAYDAY 2 into PAYDAY 2: The Digital Heist of Your Money.

I played this before it went F2P. Champions Online has stayed relatively the same, but new costume parts have been added.

I like this.

But I find the overall gameplay of Champions Online fairly boring. The quests are repetitive, the style is nice for the first 5 hours, and the premise is different.

The problem I have with Champions Online is that it's mor eor less like every other MMORPG. If this is your first Superhero MMO, then you'll probably get around 50-100 hours of fun out of it.

If not, you'll probably end up in the same conundrum as I have with Champions Online.

For a Free to Play game, I'd recommend it. I just can't say that this would keep the interest of many people for too long.

This game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ rad.

I hope the developers add more to it, however.

Also, Horde Mode is fairly.. lackluster. Pls fix.

I like BRINK, but it seems pretty dead now.

Oy, dredel! This game is great! You get to blow all your shekels on amazing game where you do nothing but sit there and wait for grind to go by! I would give Dungeon Defenders coupons to my grandmother so she could buy this amazing game with her shekels, purchase $65 of DLC, and get little enjoyment out of it!

I didn't even get a helicopter cat!

This game is awful. Don't buy it unless you support Trendy's Zionist conspiracy.

I highly enjoyed Nikopol: Secrets of the Immortals. The story, the atmosphere, the characters and the unique puzzles make it a few marks above your average point-and-click adventure game.

I was lucky enough to have watched the movie (Immortal 2004) before playing, so I could appreciate the plot of this game. If you didn't like it, I would suggest that you rent (or likely buy it from your local bargain bin) and take an afternoon to watch it before trying to play this game to fully appreciate it.

This game was fun. I enjoyed it for a prolonged period of time after being diagnosed with late-life, high-functioning Autism disorder.

Then it turned out to be completely awful because DE is a bunch of money-loving POTATOES.

Imagine if your favorite Black Ops character was replaced with a man in a monkey suit that made various shouts when he entered combat.

I'm not giving you anymore J-tokens, you cheeky breeky fast-flyers.

For an Early Access Game, it's magnificent. You get everything that Terraria had when it started save for a few things, but things are implemented in such a better way.

For example, you don't need a seperate tool to remove background tiles; you just right click.

You get more customization options in the form of races and added clothing items.

You even have implements that can play all your favorite songs with your friends as a band, provided that you have the ABC Notation files for it.

This game has a lot more freedom than Terraria or Minecraft without the need for mods. It's one of the few indie "sandbox" games I can stand in a vanilla state.

For $14.99, this is a steal that will keep you busy for hours in single-player or multiplayer.