Recente recensies door greyseer1076

The "shine" with Dune Awakening wore thin quick for me. It's storyline premise is good, but it lacks any real definitive ingame direction that is common in other MMOs and the lack of any real non PvP endgame content killed off the rest of any interest I had for this game.

Grounded 2 - Early Access release review
Okay yeah, I have mixed feeling on it. I'm really liking the story so far and i'm interested to see where it goes.
As I really liked using the tools as weapons in Grounded 1, I miss not having them in this game but I see why they're doing this to streamline gameplay.
I'm not a fan of only having the hotbar-wheel for construction blueprints ('cause late game you're dealing with huge number of blueprints/variants) and they really need to add another hotbar-wheel for combat because a single 8 slot hotbar-wheel isn't enough for weapons/healing/consumables when you're fighting 3 different types of critters at once.
Many parts of gameplay brought over from Grounded 1 are currently not working properly (to point where some like the "Handy-Gnat" are causing controller/keyboard lock-ups in game).
Currently I can't recommend it at the moment, but definitely follow this games' update progress as it's only going to get better with time and hard work put into it.

Nice little fishing game with a idler mode.
The chill soundtrack and very good pixel backgrounds make you feel like you've been drawn into a Bob Ross painting.
I'm very interested to see what is in future updates for this game,

I really wanted to like this game, but it is rather lacklustre in the single player department.
Control is laggy when using a controller and you're very easily overwhelmed by number of foes when sieges occur.
Nice concept, average graphics (the dwarven models are good), UI is rather clunky.
It still needs polish in my opinion.

It's not bad for an Early Access, still needs a fair amount of work and polish but it's getting there.

I must say that I'm disappointing with Space Marine 2. Don't get me wrong I do like parts of it, but it's a case of Devs really dropped the ball on this one.

Firstly, the storyline is top notch from the point of view of Whr40k fan and it's easy for a new (non Whr40k) player to grasp what happening without having to do a lore dive just to understand what's what.

I am grateful that ingame monetisation is at a minimum, no ingame shop. Ingame currency is easily earned to unlock cosmetics (paint colours, insignia, etc).

Unfortunately after this is when the Devs team pretty much botched it. The single player campaign is a lie, only 6 missions. Space Marine(2011) had 17 missions for it's single player campaign. And the games campaign mode is designed to be played in Co-Op of 3 players and the Bot AI used to fill-out missing players are beyond terrible to the point they actually just stand around doing nothing, let alone assisting in meeting mission basic objectives.

PvE and PvP Match-making is absolutely terrible and its impossible to proper level classes in Operations mode as only one player can be that class and solo players can't start a "fresh" solo run as the system always forces solo players to join in progress runs.

As a die-hard Whr40k fan, while I really want to like this game I just can't recommend it in it's current state. But definitely watch this space for improvements to come in the near future.

A fun throwback to the Beano, Viz, and Zit comicbook styles of 1970s to 1990's Britian.

Story, sound design, and music are good and actually fit well with the graphical style of the game.

Just enough content to keep you entertained for an afternoon (about three hours worth), but not really much in "replay-ability" unless you're going achievement hunting for the ones you missed in your first play-through.

Nice little LoFi music app to have playing in the background as you work on other projects.

Nice Graphics, but unstable as a crack addict.
Single player is the better game mode, still unstable as hell, but there are no hacking cheaters griefing you there.
Gamepad movement controls are very sluggish in all third-person modes but work fine in first-person mode

The storyline can be rated slightly above average. But if you're wanting to 100% this for achievements you'll be repeatedly reloading save-files just to grind out event spawns with a less then 0.01% of the event triggering, before moving on to the next story chapter where the event is locked off for the rest of the game including the free-play.

RDOnline is absolutely terrible, and is littered with hackers repeatedly griefing other players. Wildlife and none quest/vender NPCs commonly despawns after 20 minutes or so which makes hunting and other ingame challenge quests impossible to complete since any loot stowed on your horse automatically despawns if you re-log.

Rockstar has never patched a single issue reported in the PC version of the game, only released cash store updates for the Rockstar launcher which is also unstable as hell.

Bethesda is killing this game. They are literally their own worst enemy. They took everything good from Fallout 4 and locked it behind a Paywall.

Firstly, to release the game without any NPCs, and openly expect players to fill to roles of venders too, was the most idiotic idea ever. And yes they finally did bring NPCs into the game, but even now they still feel like a poorly done after thought. And quests are ail piled in terrible together, so you can't tell which quests belong in which Expansion update (they really need to improve the UI fliters).

Secondly, the in-game economy is hamstringed to the point that it stops quest progression because you can't afford to buy necessary gear plans or recipes until the daily "Caps" limit for vender refreshes. Oh and for every 10 caps spent only 3 of these spent caps go back into the venders' pool of available caps up to the daily limit of 1400 Caps (so don't buy anything until you've at least sold enough junk to them to drop the Caps pool and stretch you buying power). It distinctly feels like Bethesda doesn't want you to do any trading in this game.

Stash weight limit is a huge limit on gameplay as it is Bethesda primary method of forcing you into purchasing a "Fallout 1st Subscription", and even then its still a limiting factor if you do purchase.

And finally, the actual gameplay in the "Live Service" game is just plain bad, to the point it is depression inducing as to wondering why you're still playing it. And it feeds that FOMO cycle with the Season Pass of items and cosmetics (half of which are also locked off behind the "Sub Paywall" in addition to have to unlock tickets for them too).