Recent reviews by Blaster1076

Carrier Command 2 is a game that flew in under my radar at first. I never knew of or played the original, but I had a nice history lesson when I came across a Youtube video from TheMightyJingles. As a big fan of naval combat, after watching his video of the 'demo' he got to playtest, I knew I had to pick this game up.

The visuals are really pleasing, I love the art style, and the introduction before you even get the ship into the water was really cool. They definatley made the scale of the carrier well modeled, it FEELS like a giant ship, and you can explore its entirety.

So gameplay wise, it doesnt hold your hand. There is definatley a learning curve, and you will need to learn a method to the madness, especially if you play singleplayer. The enemy AI can be brutal if you arent careful, and ive learned the hard lesson of SAVE OFTEN. Save after you capture an island, it will help you in the long run. Ive had to reload my saves in my 3 hours of playing a few times because I let the AI overwhelm me(especially when I started coming across combat ships)

The auto-pathing can be wierd sometimes, as ive had to adjust my drones because they are carelessly driving into the carrier, but thats the only complaint ive had so far. Other than that I've had a blast with the game, and am looking foward to trying out the Co-Op aspect once some of my friends pick this game up.

So if you are looking for a fun, tactical kind of naval/island assault game, this just might be for you. Just beware the learning curve and prepare to learn some hard lessons. I look foward to what the devs have in store for the future of this game

What is my expirence of this game? Well, ill keep it short, sweet, and simple....

"UNITED 2304, you are 20,000 feet above your assigned altitude. Descend and maintain 10,000 feet"

On a serious note, its a great Flight Sim. This is actually my first experience with Flight Sims, and im glad I went with it. Hopefully once they fix some things(like the ATC, and the way Autopilot works in general and with the FMC), itll be even better. I also look forward to when HOTAS/Flight sticks get back in stock, as its playable with an XBOX controller, but the true experience is with a Flight Stick or HOTAS system

Great game, its so much fun.

If you ever played Project Reality BF2,(Or just Project Reality when they went standalone), then you will fit right in with this game as its from the same people, and is essentially a spritual successor to that game. Full recomendations for this game

FC New Dawn is, for all purposes, a continuation of Far Cry 5. I personally really enjoyed Far Cry 5. FC5 had a really nice setting, the game was beautiful, and despite the controversial and mixed feelings on its 'Canon' ending, it was a very good play.

So, why am I bringing FC5 up? Because if you liked FC5, then you will like New Dawn. Simple as that. The game is very pretty in its own self. The way it visualizes its 'Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland' is something new and refreshing, and very pink. As for gameplay, its a very simple game to pick up and play. The guns are really nice, and the light RPG mechanics are also a plus.

Also if you played FC5, you will enjoy going around the map, coming across all the destinations from the previous game, and seeing how it all changed. All in all, its a solid 8 out of 10 for me, so give it a try

How to learn when a game dead, five easy signs-

1. It becomes Free to Play
2. The people who owned it before it became Free to Play basically get nothing for it
3. Battle Royale
4. Hackers and Smurfs galore (p.s you thought it was bad when the game was 15 dollars, now guess what...?)
5. BATTLE. ROYALE.

I think its about time I write a review of this game. Not because I have to, but because I want to.

Fallout New Vegas has given me countless hours of fun in the wild wasteland known as The Mojave. A stark difference from the Capital Wasteland, this game literally shoots you in the face, and says "Here's the Wasteland, go blow some ♥♥♥♥ up." And thats exactly what I did.

Fallout New Vegas is a step up from Fallout 3 in alot of ways. Sure, the main story wasn't the best, but the gameplay is where it shined. With the addition of aiming down sights, a hardcore mode for replayability, and the unforgettable DLC's that were released afterwards, Obsidian's spin on the Wasteland really went somewhere. I spent countless hours exploring every inch of the vanilla game, shooting, killing, bartering, and loving every minute. The bugs that were in Fallout 3 were nowhere to be found in New Vegas, and even though New Vegas had its own bugs, I could play through it without something happening and messing up my game. And with Mods being easilly accessible and installed, you can add countless more hours into this game.

So if you are debating getting this game, do it. You won't regret it. It's worth every penny. 9.5/10

New Vegas will always hold a special place in my heart as being my most favorite Fallout Game. And I wouldn't change that for anything.

It even gets my vote for 'The Test of Time' award, because to me, this game has stood The Test of Time

No Man's Sky. Back in 2016, it was a game full of empty promises and hopeless dreams. Lacking multiplayer, and the singleplayer aspect was ok at best, it became the most hated game of 2016. A product of overhype and buying into the story we were given.

Now, move foward to 2018, the devs have made the game completley different from its release. Theres multiplayer, there is a ton of exploration and things to build, theres trading, theres combat, its all there in one giant game. And best of all, this can be done with PEOPLE. There is no second guessing if you are sharing the universe with another human because now you are, you can come across people everywhere, and explore so much. NEXT is what this game needed, and it has come such a long way in 2 years.

Edit: 2022 Labor of Love anyone?

Its sad to see people are having issues with this game, which gives it mixed reviews. This game is great! The story is enticing, the animations are smooth, and the voice acting is wonderful. I cant wait to see what the future episodes bring, and this also really makes me look foward to TWD: S3 as well.

The only issue I had, now that I remember, was I couldnt exit out of the codex before sitting down at the batcomputer. That was my only bug.

I had a finger-gun gunfight in the middle of Hyperion's Hub of Heroism...

...It was a slaughter-fest

11/10

Honestly, this game was better than I expected