Recent reviews by Razzosinni

I cannot wait for future updates. I genuinely love these devs and their previous games. Bought it now in Early Access to support them.

Broken, buggy, riddled with bulls.hit microtransactions and lootboxes. Deeply, fundamentally flawed. Frustrating. Easy to hate. But when it works, there's not a single game as satisfying and rewarding as this one. I love it as much as I hate it.

I'm enjoying this A LOT more than I thought I would.

Played it first when I was a kid, found it hilarious at the time. It looks and feels outdated now, but it's still a really nice game. It has you running around doing ordinary stuff, but hell breaks loose almost every time. The humor holds up pretty well, though. Jokes made more than a decade ago still feel relevant today to some extent.

If you buy it, try to get all the expansions. Apocalypse Weekend, while not as good as the week days, is still fun to play. Paradise Lost is much more recent, but looks the same and it's just as awesome as the base game.

I am going to start by saying that if it had cost 30$, this review may have been positive. However, due to the completely unjustified price increase and other minor annoyances, I can't actually recommend this. At least, not at this price point.

Two of the Workshop DLCs are completely pointless. Given the right materials, you can complete them in a matter of minutes. You have to build a few things at your settlements and that's it. Of course they have achievements, because you have to somehow justify the nothingness they call DLCs. The Vault-Tec Workshop struggles really hard to convince you that there's a story, but all you're doing is running a few errands for a completely random NPC.

Automatron, however, is a decent addition. It's not too long, mind you, you can easily complete it in 2-3 hours, but it still is compelling and adds a few items that are actually useful.

Then there's Far Harbor and Nuka World. They provide some decent content, especially since these are completely new areas. The main quests are fine and the story isn't too bad, but when you get to the side quests, you're in for a treat. Preston Garvey ain't got nothing on these fellas. Everybody wants you to be their errand boy, sending you off on the same quest with little to no variation. The guys and gals in Nuka World, on several occasions, sent me in the same place, to do the same thing to the same NPC. There are no side stories, small stuff, particular things to discover about other people, and when there are, they always have you kill someone or clear a building in the middle of nowhere of ghouls. At certain points, even the main story is kept in place by tedious work. In Nuka World, you have to find 20 items scattered across multiple places in order to progress in the main quest and then there's another 15, which are optional. Something to really look forward to.

And then you have your regular technical issues. Quests that don't pop up, NPCs who refuse to talk to you when they're supposed to, some achievements unlock later than they should, some just don't etc. Just make sure you save a lot.

All that being said, there's fun to be had. Nuka World has a gorgeous design and worth exploring for its beauty, if not for actual content. The main story is decent and really good at times. The non-Workshop DLCs are fine and I wouldn't want to spoil them by going into details, but if you're not hunting achievements, you may actually enjoy this. Especially if you decide to only do what's mandatory.

All in all, this Season Pass is bad value. When you're taking everything into consideration, you end up with an experience that's borderline decent and the bad things far outweigh the good ones. Yes, you get everything Fallout 4 has to offer, but unless you're getting the GOTY version or you pick this up on sale, don't even bother. New Vegas set very high standards in terms of what we should expect from a Fallout game DLC. This doesn't hold a candle to the previous game as far as quality, quantity and pricing are concerned.

A good sequel to the first one. Joker and Harley aren't exactly the characters we know from the comics, but it still has a decent story with interesting twists and Batman is as awesome as always.

Recommended, but playing the first one is basically mandatory.

As of right now, aside from a few framerate drops while driving the Batmobile, the game is absolutely playable. The story is engaging, the side quests are good (for the most part), the gameplay and the combat are as great as always and the Season Pass has decent value. You get 6 Arkham episodes, each with a different playable character and although short, they are pretty fun. You also get new AR challenges, skins for every character and you get to drive pretty much every Batmobile from the movies and previous games.

Who in the ^^^^ releases a game in a state like this? This is unplayable on the lowest possible settings and I'm running a GTX 970. Yes, definitely not the greatest card out there, but it should run this game decently. I just don't get it, don't they test these things before they come out? What's even more frustrating is that it's been almost a year since this game is out and the performance is still complete ♥♥♥♥. However, they keep releasing DLCs.

I love the Mafia series, but this is completely ridiculous. I don't want to have to buy a console to play this game at a decent framerate ( if 30FPS can be called decent ).

Take Two needs to stop with their BS and let mods be.

Paid. Mods.