Recent reviews by Jz

Sekiro™: Shadows Die More Than Twice. :'(

What if Dark Souls, but guns. Remnant: From the Ashes, Its complexity resembles the game series Dark Souls, as a great combat system, a variety of locations and random generation of levels, a serious challenge and the atmospheric world of the game, pumping system, hardcore. The game isn't the most graphically intensive but the environments look decent and vary from the different worlds you'll end up visiting. Lip sync in the game maybe not perfect but the voice acting is very good. I believe we'll have more content in the future and for now, I'm thankful we don't have a micro transaction riddled mess.

Some say it's like Dark Souls but I haven't played that and I've been only 2 hours in-game and I already seen all the quotes on YOU ARE DEAD screen. Great game!

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Wishlisted 18 June 2016, Released 1 February 2019.

I’ve kept half an eye on Praey For The Gods since its Kickstarter in 2016. While it doesn’t look like the game’s player movement is quite as heavy and well animated as Shadow Of The Colossus, It integrates a bit of Zelda-like exploration armed with glider and hookshot.

Played as a lone hero sent to the edge of a dying world to discover the mystery behind a never-ending winter. Arriving with only the clothes on your back, you must survive the colossal dangers that you encounter. To restore balance and reclaim the land from the brink, you will be faced with questions that not even a God knows the answer to.

Three feet of snow covers everything in sight, and it isn’t just for show. The dynamic weather will challenge players to find somewhere warm when the winds pick up, or else face the same fate as other fallen heroes strewn about the ruins. You decide how to fight, and you decide how to survive. In battle, weapons can break, and arrows are finite, so do your best to make every shot count. Luckily, you can pull out the arrows you shoot. Discover the giants weaknesses, climb and defeat them. It’s that mystery that will drive players to Praey for the Gods even after countless deaths. Death is only the beginning.

So let me start by saying Im new to the series, I think that MonsterHunterWorld is a masterpiece, but it isn't everybody's cup of tea. First off this is a time consuming game, and expect to spend at least a hundred hours into for endgame / true ending. If you play games mostly for the stories and not its gameplay, than this game isn't for you. The game is graphically incredible; the armour, weapons, monsters, characters are all beautiful. MonsterHunterWorld has addicting game-play with a well implemented crafting system. Your character progression is achieved through your own ability getting better, learning the monsters, and upgrading your gear. This all makes for a very rewarding experience. The endless number of collectibles, and the complexity and strategy around how to attack the monsters , and presents an engaging challenge. The game is content packed and also has frequent updates and free DLC.

I was hesitant to buy the game at first, there is quite a bit of negative press for it. A lot of issues with connectivity and fps. And now the connectivity issues are largely fixed. The gameworld is rich, with a intense level of detail right down to ants sometimes walking around - there are many item sets to collect, many weapons to master and enough content to keep everyone happy, whether you prefer playing solo and co-op, there is something for you here. The game is absolutely worth every penny. I recommend this game to anyone who loves adventure game, play with friends, build a guild or join one, and share your adventure to the world, these will double the fun and increased the value of the game by ten folds. There's a reason it's sold as many units as it has, and that's because it deserves it. It's not a perfect game, but it's the best in it's series in almost every way, that's exciting. I've never played a Monster Hunter game before, but I'm glad I picked this up. If you are on the fence about this one - buy it! You will not regret it. See you on the hunting grounds!

People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day.

I've owned this game for just a couple days, but it has quickly become a game I enjoy for some fun chill sim game time. I lose track of time and just want to get back to playing it. The first time is the worst, but you get better fast. Every step should be thought, if you do something wrong, then you're f#*cked. Once you learn the basics, the game starts to open up. You have to work with what you have, and it is a challange. Once I start a new world, I won't stop until I've failed, and even then it would consume more than a couple of hours. You would be amazed how much you learn in actual real world science as well. The fact that this game is still in early access is great, because there is going to be more content in the future.

Everything is in place to make Oxygen Not Included a full title. It's accessible enough for people new to the genre, or those that are uncreative (like myself), but there are systems that I didn't even touch upon, like temperature. Heat and cold increase stress, but also affect the natures of gasses, and even the yield of plants. People are already building perpetual motion machines, and recreating marijuana grow operations.

I'm going to go back in, to try to find my perfect little space world. I also hope Klei feels emboldened to keep adding to the game's palette. Sometimes complexity is welcomed.

I pre ordered this. One of the games I genuinely liked, such a shame it had to go down so badly. Unfortunate, but it is a fun game from my experience, sad to see a game that i was hyped so much do this poorly. We will miss you Bosskey. Press F to Pay Respects.

Originally posted by PC Gamer:

Unfortunately, the free-to-play transition isn't a sign that Nexon is hoping to revive LawBreakers

Let the community handle the servers, as it already been hammered across several times.

Far Cry 5 is enormously big, has a beautiful open world, soaked in a great atmosphere. It's stuffed with content and is sometimes a bit chaotic, but the story is well built up and is highly memorable with great bad guys and girls. An addictive way to approach the genre, with a captivating scenario, diverse gameplay options, breathtaking background, colorful cast of characters, and appropriate music for each situation. New gameplay mechanics, overhauled progression systems, a strong narrative, and the Guns/Friends for Hire system. Amazing effort from Ubisoft and once again amazing Far Cry game. The game maybe not perfect in all of its aspects, but it's often very funny and always enjoyable, with a fascinating and unique antagonist.

A final note- Of all the big companies, I believe they do work hard to give players a memorable and lasting experience. Far Cry 5 is well done in every respect: its narrative improves the pace of progression, the gameplay is solid and the content is on a high level. Play it. Love it. Just don’t get brainwashed by the cult.

Runic Games, creators of the Torchlight series, are back on the market with Hob, a puzzle/combat-light game with a few RPG elements thrown in. The beautiful visuals and stunning soundtrack don’t make up for some clunky gameplay and a story that may fail to engage players. A team brave enough to change completely genre moving away from a golden goose like Torchlight in order to create a little gem of level design and exploration. A puzzle game full of mysteries and wonder. Runic Games take you on a wondrous mysterious journey through fantastic environments making Hob well worth your time.

In terms of gameplay, Hob feels like a close cousin to The Legend of Zelda. A pretty good action-adventure, with a fantastic world eager to be explored with satisfying puzzles and fun. The creature design in this game is so fantastic. The combat system is a little bit too simple, but the experience is really positive. Hob never loses momentum as you dive deeper and deeper into the game. It constantly rewards you by making the game easy to consume and feeling like you can go for just a little longer. As a result, this is one of the few games that I’ve ever had trouble putting down. The gorgeous artwork might draw you in but the content will not let you leave. All in all It's a really great if at times a little frustrating puzzle/platformer full of Henson-like characters and moodiness reminiscent of films like The Dark Crystal or animated films like Don Bluth's Secret of Nimh. If you have ever played an action/adventure game and felt like exploring the map was a waste of time after a few hours, welcome to the explorers dream.