Recent reviews by FatHorse

Works on Fedora 39 + EndeavourOS

I like trucks.

It's a serious rally game.
This was also ported to the Nintendo Switch recently.

After 10 hours you will have mastered more than the basics and should be able to reach class 4 Grand Prix/Season. You will unlock faster motor classes as you progress in race event and year. Progession happens by increasing your overall driving skill meaning if you don't win you won't advance in the season and get new unlocks.

It's very fun and every car has it's unique feel when driving it.

EDIT: With the recent updates the game got very polished and all the small details got fixed. I can feel the game getting even better. NICE

It's a very nice distraction during home office.

I am an owner of the original Dark Souls. After just 3 minutes on the reamster I decided to ditch the original and go with the remaster.

I've waited pretty long to make the switch. Now that it's done I can honestly say it's better and it was the right decicion to "upgrade". It's so good I didn't even care about loosing my old save game.

But (everything in live has a but) I bought it on sale for like 4€ . It was original owners discount plus the summer sale discount. I would have bought it for 10€ even. But the first remaster discount of 25€ was too much in my opinion.

Nevertheless If you are at the same point like I was my recommendation is: Go for it. You will be happier.

If you are overall thinking about starting the Dark Souls Series with this game: Yes. Do it. It's well worth the money. You will be amazed about the quality of this gem.

I overthought buying this way too long. All this years I could have had incredible wallpapers. I can't imagine a day without it now. What was I thinking. And all this for the price of a cup of coffee. Welp. I am might be the most critical person on the planet but this software convinced me instantly.

I play this on my TV in my bedroom. It is very nice and calming.

Do you like short films?

That special feeling of beeing taken on a wonderful complex journey that suddenly ends too soon and the rest is left to your imagination?

This game is giving you exactly that.

And it's doing a fantastic job at it.

Don't read the spoilers. The less you know the better the game is.

EDIT: Updated the review for SACS.