Análises recentes de Hawk Tuah Gaming

Some days I just come home from school or work and I just want to relax. Some people choose to spend their time playing video games, watching movies, watching TV, but not me. I don't confine to society's understanding of what we formally consent to calling entertainment. I choose to indulge myself in the exquisite masterpiece, Mirror. To describe this piece of art would be a disservice, as I cannot put into words how incredible and meaningful this game is. You truly need to experience this game for yourself and if I were to explain ANYTHING about this artwork I would be insulting Picasso and Jackson Pollock and other great artists of our century. You cannot explain what "art" is, but show anyone this and they will immediately be captivated by the gorgeous girls who are very "entertaining" wink wink.

What an incredible experience that I will keep forever for the rest of my living life. I am humbled to be apart of this experience and will most likely make this the only game I play. Thank you KAGAMI WORKS.

I've never bought or even been interested in any Assasins Creed games as I have heard that they weren't exactly the best quality. I decided to give Origins a go as I heard good things about it and thought "♥♥♥♥ it, its on sale so why not?". So far my experience has been pretty good. The setting is geniuenly interesting and the combat is fun. The stealth mechanics are, as always, fun. I don't really care for the story but I've heard thats good too.

If you're looking to come back into the Assasins Creed franchise, come back now as Origins is a polished and fun game to play that doesn't require a lot of attention.

Valve made the source engine at the communities disposal and told them they could do whatever they wanted with it.

This is the result. Valve has a knack for making timeless classics, so you can't exactly go wrong with this.

Soundtracks in games are extremely important for building mood and tone. They can also be used to convey emotions, like To the Moon does. Its one of the best soundtracks from a game I've ever heard, rivaling Undertale. To the Moon is quite primitive in the kind of active gaming experience it provides, but if you can look past the outdated engine and 480p visuals (not to say that the pixel art is bad, the resolution is just super ♥♥♥♥♥♥) then you will get some great atsmosphere and storytelling.

Buy it but bring tissues.

A visual novel experience that isn't found anywhere else. It manages to suprise and subvert expectations like Undertale, except in visual novel form. If you dislike visual novels and that kind of stuff, I strongly reccomend just pushing through. Trust me, it gets real good.

Please for the love of god don't watch any spoiler videos or anything about this game. Your experience will be made so much better going into this blind. I think this is true for any game or movies, with some exceptions. This is not one of them, so if you've never heard of this game and you want to give it a go, do it.

Its not excatly for the faint of heart, but if you're on Steam I think you'll be fine.

Alright you ♥♥♥♥♥. Buy this game, just buy it. You can chop zombies in half and crush their heads in. If you don't wanna do that then you're a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥♥ ass ♥♥♥♥♥.

It's good. The combat is interesting and I love Saurons army and its whole system, I think it really adds another layer of combat and makes fights a lot more interesting and somewhat personal since when you die most of the special Uruks call you ♥♥♥♥. However, the campaign is quite boring and the ending is underwhelming. The voice acting is good, and if you're a hardcore Lord of the Rings fan then you might enjoy the story itself.

The story missions, on the other hand are quite bland and very mundane. Its usually "Follow X to Y and proceed to kill K number of Uruks". The boss fights can be kinda interesting, and I wish they utilised the black captains a bit more.

You're very agile in the game and can basically climb anything, so no real issues there.

I think its fun, but only in about an hour play sessions. Anything longer can feel like a bit of a grind and it can get repetitive quick.

Simply amazing. The visuals mixed with the bass-heavy soundtrack kept me in awe and sent shivers down my spine. I cannot tell you much about this game as I feel like it would ruin it for you. Buy it with the knowledge that you will take something powerful from it. To empower the story even more and possibly give even more meaning and depth to it, watch the developers story about Hyper Light Drifter. Its incredible, and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ worth my $20.

Playerunkown Battlegrounds is set to release soon. I think that this is an incredibly foolish step for Bluehole to take, as this game is not nearly as finished as they think it is. It's still very, VERY buggy. It isn't optimised at all, I have a GTX 1060 6GB and this game very rarely gets a constant 60 fps. In fact, I don't think I've EVER gotten a stable 60 fps, it's just 40fps and sometimes 30. And for the love of god it's not ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ eSport ready. Theres one-hundred people in one server, how can the casters possibly be keeping track of everything that goes on?

Bluehole please, this game isn't ready for release and it certainly isn't ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ready for eSports. Delay it and fix all of it's problems before you release this hot garbage (but fun hot garbage) of a game.

That was my original review.

The game has now released, and my opinion has changed. They have mostly fixed the optimisation issues and polished the game to the point where its now an enjoyable experience to play with friends. I do recommend buying and playing this game.

There is one issue however. There are many asian players in Oceania which have access to hacks and have other issues. Why there are asian players on an Oceania server is beyond me, and while this wouldn't really be much of an issue if they didn't hack and lag and whatnot, it is an issue. Just be mindful abtout this if you play in this region.

Borderlands TPS is alright. Its mainly for previous fans of the Borderlands games. It provides interesting insight into Handsome Jack's character, further propelling my love for his character. A big thing to consider is that if you're going into this thinking that this will be Borderlands 3, then you will end up dissappointing yourself a lot. Treat this as a big big BIG DLC for Borderlands 2. Infact, this is probably what it should have been.