Recent reviews by ScarletSnake

One of the most underrated and misunderstood games of all time. I played the demo on PS3 every night before it came out(Fragile Alliance is the best multiplayer mode of all time!), played the full version even more when it came out, and still play it on PC. The story has issues, and the creative choices are not for everyone, but everyone SHOULD give this game a try. The atmosphere, visual style, that feeling of being in a desperate firefight... Let's just say that K&L 2 is still a unique, unmatched game!

Right up there with Ion Fury, this is one "throwback FPS" that does more than just emulate games of older years. Pretty competent art style, world building, gun play and an original setting to boot. Definitely get this one.

Definitely an improvement on the original game(The New Order). This stand-alone expansion offers some very nostalgic and creative scenarios

One of the most underappreciated first person shooters of the last decade. Playing Far Cry 2 in 2018 makes me really sad at the state of affairs in the game industry nowadays. Ubisoft took some chances with this game, and it features mechanics that would be considered too hardcore for today.
I liked it when it first came out, but I can definitely appreciate it much more in hindsight. Like with most branches of the entertainment industry, we need to go back to a time when depth and originality was paramount.
The latter installments in the series are nothing like this game, and since this games release, Ubisoft seems to have completely lost its way. Definitely buy this game, and take your time with it.

Red Orchestra 2 is hands down one of the best multiplayer first person shooters of all time.
It's ingenuity lies not only in its original gameplay mechanics, but its atmosphere, its leveling system and the community it has built around itself. The players here are for the most part smart and play as a team, doing justice to the roles they picked out; a commander will determine the overall outcome of a mission while a machine gunner dug in at a key position will ensure the objective's success. This is not a run and gun game, it's a hardcore, team based, take-your-time kind of warfare. You will not get hundreds of frags in half an hour, but every single one that you get will stay with you. The developers keep releasing AAA quality free content every now and then, usually in the form of community made maps, so there's always something new to try out.

A truly amazing experience. Recommended for every hardcore gamer, and well worth its asking price.

The biggest flaw Kingpin had is that it was ahead of it's time. Realistic backalley fights, weapon upgrades, thug recruitment, interaction with NPCs, different urban locations to dominate and an unforgettable atmosphere... If you like dark, urban games and can put up with foul-mouth characters and over the top violence, then Kingpin: Life of Crime offers an experience worth engaging.