Recent reviews by JasonPhillip135

It's battlefield but better.

Pavlov is a must own for anyone with a VR headset on steam. Not only is Pavlov a fun, online shooter with a breath of game modes, maps, and weapons to play around with. It is also one that is heavily supported by it's developers, and fans that are constantly making new content for it. Whether it's maps from your favorite flat screen games or modes the community is hard at work adding it into the game. Furthermore unlike many other VR games Pavlov has a consistent player base making it easier to get into games than other PC VR shooters. If you own a VR headset, and want to play an online shooter than you should buy Pavlov.

I think this game has a lot of potential. It's fun, and feels really fluid. The physics are on point, and the game play feels tight. My issues with the game are the game didn't have much content that was worthwhile at this point it's really just an empty sandbox game where you summon enemies. Furthermore the game ran very poorly for me. I have an I7 10700f with a gtx 2060 for reference. I think this game will be great in future, but till then it's not worth buying unless you want to support the game and it's development.

Vertigo remastered is one of the few VR games that is a must play for owners of VR headsets. Although the game is short every part is enjoyable, and shows us what VR games are capable of. After you have finished the admittedly short campaign which took about 3, and a half hours there is a sandbox mode with plenty of user created maps, and content for you to play. This game is an older title yet it still feels ahead of the curve with it's level design. If you already own Half life Alyx, Boneworks, Lone Echo, and Saints, and Sinners this is your next game.

Just buy it bruh.

It's everything a man could want in a shooter.

Must buy for all steam users.

If you are like me and all you want is doom eternal by this in the meantime.

When Vanquish first released, I like many others managed to skip over the game completely. Turns out that was a damn shame, as Vanquish is an excellent third person shooter. Vanquish hits its strides in gameplay, and its cheesy but entertaining cutscenes. Furthermore, Vanquish is this weird version of a gears of war game, as much of the games pacing, and level structure, are like that of gears of war 2. Vanquish however swaps extreme gore, and violence for a sillier fast paced approach to its gameplay, and story. Throughout Vanquishes short, but entertaining story, you will jet slide around shooting Russian robot's in slow motion, only to be interrupted, by cutscenes that remind me of metal gear solid with all the cheese and bravado, that manages to keep you entertained. On the technical side Vanquish is a great PC port, I had no interruptions at all running the game on my machine, it’s got various sets of options, and supports resolutions, and framerates that the Xbox, and ps3 versions couldn't deliver. If you were like me, and managed to miss out on Vanquish when if first released I would recommend not missing out on the definitive version of the game now.

Double Action: Boogaloo is a fun little shooter. The game is very fun, and can be addictive, it's rapid pace, and utter moments of hilarity will keep you entertained for some time. The game offers 1 mode on 7 maps. The game mode itself is pretty standard you shoot people, and you get points, however you get more points for how "stylish" you are. Which in turn makes you do some pretty stupid or cool things in order to achieve a higher score. These keep the game refreshing during the match as you want to very up your style of play. Another way the game keeps itself from being boring is the objectives that randomly pop up on screen, whether it be you racing to certain points, or collecting a briefcase. Of course you can just ignore them if you want, but going after them makes it all the more satisfying when you win, and gain a bunch of points. If you really want to jump around all over the shooting at people, this is the game for you.