Recent reviews by Cthulhu Dad

I'm happy they brought it back and remastered it, not happy they used that trash excuse of a engine called UE5 this is the 3rd of 4th game i've played with UE5 that is plagued with performance issues and crashes, it's not a good engine at all. You shouldn't need AI upscaling, that should be a "optional setting" to squeeze out a few extra frames but now it's become mandatory just to even run any UE5 game...

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, don't need any upscaling able to max it out on my RTX 3070 no issues.
Oblivion? I need FSR2 on just high settings which is a blurry and ghosting hell not to mention shortly there after will CTD me into oblivion and DLSS is a HOG and latency issues are rough.

Please stop using Unreal 5, it's a extremely ♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine and we all know it.

Let all modern devs know, this is how you optimize and make a game. 3-4 hours in and it's fantastic, everything has been improved from the first one.

They fixed most of the performance problems I had in the past, game runs and looks much better and significantly less buggy. I've been playing it and exploring, it's a solid stalker entry to the series, some details are missing though but considering the engine change I can see why some of it might not have made it in.

Also, make sure you turn global illumination to just high, the difference isn't noticeable and you will enjoy not butchering your frame-rate.

My childhood doom is and forever will be the greatest fps of all time,

Honestly, for a beta. It's fantastic, the HK417 claps everything and I love it.

Might actually be my favorite Halo Multiplayer. if I had one complaint it was the progression system requiring challenges is a pain but otherwise, I see nothing wrong here. Runs great, Plays great. 10/10.

Can't wait for the campaign.

Remains to be possibly my favorite story in a video game ever, the setting, characters, everything is just perfect.

I would 100% live in Bright Falls.

My only gripe is they didn't finish the story, Alan Wake 2 & 3 will probably never be a thing. Remedy just doesn't want to finish what they start for some reason.

Seems low budget at first, but don't be fooled. It plays extremely well, looks gorgeous and very challenging. Is it worth the 40$? My case, yes. But that's because I enjoy challenging single-player co-op games like dark souls and BloodBorne. This game borrows a lot of features from other games while also adding new challenges. Caution though, this game like the souls serious has a learning curve and rewards players more on skill and communication rather than gear sets and overly complex RPG mechanics.

This old horse of a game that still stands the test of time, looks great, plays great, the pioneer of next generation visuals. Instant classic that is still echoed throughout PC gaming to this day as the meme
"can it run Crysis?" I remember the days the 9800 GTX and the GTX 260, people with top end cards and this game never stopped to destroy them all. It was soooo very far ahead of its time.


I only wish the multiplayer was still working, back in 2007 I logged an untold amount of hours playing the multiplayer back when I had a 8200M-G integrated laptop video card.

ALL THE NOSTALGIA.

Just as awesome as I remember, cant go wrong with this gem.