Recent reviews by DirteeZ

Fun game to play. Camera can be a bit janky. If you do play make sure you unlock more finishers. I didn't and the combat towards the end of my 5-6 hr playthrough was getting a bit stale. Also, not sure if it was just me, but a couple times I had to stop playing the game for a bit because either the frame rate is capped and was getting hella choppy in some areas or it's just because it's an older game by today's standards. Overall, worth it!

$20 for 114 hrs and counting of fun? Yeah right! Wait, Iron Gate did that. Take notes big studios.

To the haters of this game feeling they got Cyberpunkd. Well maybe you did but I had fun.

(Before I figured out how to fix this problem)
Well Epic Games took over and I can't even use my controller to play the game anymore. This is a death wish and this game absolutely should not be bough on Steam at all. I tried playing a match and I can't even use my controller anymore to play this game. Complete waste of time and if you buy this on Steam, I feel bad for you. Not sure what happened but this is unacceptable with the amount of money I put in to this game. I hope it dies.

(After I figured it out and since Epic has taken over)
This game is filled with trolls and people who boost via IP locating, isolating, and forcing games with a single soul to suffer while they literally have 3 players playing for a team of 2. (i.e. Two players team up and one player plays as a stand in for the other team. The team you're on.) Epic doesn't care about this and it way easier to do since you can have multiple clients of the game as long as you have multiple accounts. I've seen this as early as Halo 2 and pretty much you only allow your IP to team against another IP and block all other IPs so you force a match to where it's you and a buddy vs a random and you're extra account that is being run a second instance of the game being opened up. Epic laughed when I accused them and I tried it myself. It worked. Having a hard time ranking up? Witness this much? Yup, that because this exist in this game. Sad but true. At least when the game was buy to play, the company made more money if someone wanted to do this. Now, with it being free to play, it doesn't matter. AT ALL. Not to the company controlling the game, but also to any players. This can happen in tourneys too and it's so sad. Join up and a team gets an IP address off any of the players and they can lock the others out from being able to join in. What happens? Your team forfeits the match. You lose. Great game. Would recommend. The people that say that are probably paid. You don't believe me?: Why didn't Donald Trump get a 2nd term?

Edited: Game still sucks. People still force host and "lag" you out and yet they can't admit that people do. You type phrasing that contest that and you get banned. Showed game play to one dev and he laughed and said, "Sorry man, you're right." without any action. I'm still banned from talking text or voice for 24 hrs.

Save your money up for a WoW sub or ESO, GW2, Rift, or other MMORPGs. Right now this game is a waste in it's current state. I played, or was dragged through 10 levels of complete BS. For the money, spend your money elsewhere and enjoy. The performance is so bad in this game that it can't forgive the lackluster lack of of offerings this game has to offer.

You start with a mount from level 1. Does this improve you're movement speed through the zones? No! It offers similar salvage and and other gathering systems but they really lack in any kind of gathering form of gameplay. It also forces you to pick only one profession at a time so where you have to switch back and forth between professions although it is capable of having all professions available at one it is clunky!

A lot of wasted time in this game all to just to re-subscribe to WoW or a similar tab targetted based version of an MMORPG.

Also, the game world is DEAD. Enough said.

This game completely blew me away. I had been tracking it for quite some time but just couldn't pull the trigger on purchasing it. When I saw it on sale for the Steam Summer 2018 sale, I finally caved in and bought it.

I'll keep this review short and simple. In an era where we have so many games coming out, triple A or indie, it is great to see that there are still studios out there that are still trying to push the envelope. The amount of detail that was put into this game (the level design, sound, acting, and storytelling) make this such a gem that I would consider it a masterpiece. Sure, no game is perfect but if you do any research on this particular game, you will see the patience Ninja Theory had in producing a game that will allow you to venture into a new reality and completely grasp you from beginning to end. Also, the fact it deals with an issue that isn't talked much about or seen in many video games where you actually play a character that is suffering from metnal illness as you venture into the darkness that may portray what people may actually be going through in real life that suffer from this illness. And no, they weren't just guessing or making up what it is like to suffer from psychosis. They actually spent time and had help from real people and doctors that deal with patients to have a better understanding of how this illness affects people so they could ultimately create a very realistic experience allowing gamers a first hand experience of what it may be like to have this condition.

Overall, I would highly recommend Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice to any and everyone. There is a reason that, at the time of this review, it has a 91% Very Positive overall review. It's a gaming experience that you shouldn't miss out on and Ninja Theory deserves all the credit for actually having the courage and patience to bring an important matter, like mental illness, to the forefront so maybe we all can better understand those that suffer from it.

I bought this game strictly for the single player/campaign experience. I was not disappointed. One thing I suggest to others is to take your time and enjoy it for what it is. The game will end before you know it and leave you with a kind of bittersweet feeling on how it ends, how fast it all went by, and how much fun the journey was. For me, a long time fan of the Deus Ex franchise, Mankind Divided is another great installment for the series. Is it a perfect game? No. Is it fun? Yes. Could it be longer? Yes. The only disappointment for me was the $60 price tag for a game that can be completed in 10-12 hours with not a whole lot of options to expand on the experience after the campaign ends. I've thought about doing new game plus or even trying the highly criticized Breach Mode, but I think for now, my experience with this game is done.

The one thing I am seeing a lot of in other comments and reviews of the game is that the existence of the much hated micro-transactions. Is this something new? No. Do you need to make purchases to be able to play or beat the game? No. Can I see how gamers, like myself, hate when we pay $60 for a game and then see micro-transactions in that same game? Of course. I guess with as many games that are coming out these days that include some sort of micro-transactions, I've become used to it.

My final recommendation of this game is that I would recommend it to friends. I would probably tell them to wait until you can pick it up on sale for around $30 due to the length and lack of content to keep you around after the story is over.

There's really nothing much you can lose by trying this game out. It's F2P with a cash shop and if you don't like it, your not out any money. It's definetly fun to play with friends and offers a good challenge as you progress in the game. There are a ton of levels and you can really choose how you want to play the game. One downside of the game is that it is all instances, which can get old. If your looking for a fun game to spend a few hours on when your bored of other games, this game will keep you occupied and provides enough to do that will keep you coming back. Another downside to the game is the cash shop. A lot of the cooler stuff you need to spend real money. Also, the amount of warframes that are free to try are very limited. If you want some of the more unique warframes, you'll have to dish out the dough. With that said, I'd say the game is worth a try. 7.8/10 in my book!

Achieved a mission in complete stealth by doing a complete massacre of the people on the dance floor on the night club mission.

This game is fun and rewarding. There is no one way to do a mission. You can choose stealth (on some but not all missions) or go in guns-a-blazing, grab the loot and get out. You'll notice the progression of your character as you level by providing a much more versatile skill set to the team you do missions with. This game is meant to play with others. When you get 4 friends and plan out a heist, chances are things won't go exactly how you planned. But in the instance they do, there is no better feeling pulling of a huge heist or doing the first fully stealthed mission.

For being a F2P game, this is a great dogfighter simulator. I've played a very small amount of time on the game; however, the time I did spend playing it, I had a blast. There are a lot of options to customize your jets. From what I've played, I haven't noticed a huge, unfair advantage against those that have put money into the game. If your looking for a jetfighter game that offers a lot of customization and an overall fun and easy but high learning curve experience, I'd recommend trying it out. What's the worse that'll happen - you play a couple hours, decide you don't like it, then uninstall. Definitely worth giving a shot!