Reseñas recientes de Pegolini

Best modern day Fallout game and probably also one of the best RPGs ever made. It's a shame that Obsidian doesn't live up to their own quality anymore.

Decent sandbox but certainly not a good Fallout game or RPG. Atleast you can have a lot of fun with mods.

Probably one of my favorite games ever made. Clunky but still amazing, even today.

With all it's faults, I still think that Cyberpunk 2077 is my game of the year. I just hope that they work fast on fixing the problems this game still has.

Already played a little bit until the ending of the first chapter and also tried out the free ride mode to get an idea on what the overall experience will be like. Upfront I cant say that there are definitely some issues that bother me about the remake and I want to showcase them in detail.

One big gripe I have with the game are those new cinematic ways to destroy cars that follow you. They feel too scripted and look really silly at times while not adding anything interesting to the game. The just exist and are more likely to hinder your driving because the animation really hinders your momentum.

Secondly, the missing destruction of cars. The older version already had an astonishing detail of destructibility which was also used during some early mission. However, in the remake it's just missing and it looks and feels really awkward to crash your vehicle. It just feels like something is missing when you are driving extremely fast and suddenly just bounce of a wall like a ball.

Lastly the giant crosshair if you could even call it that. It just this menacing dot that is placed in the center of your screen. I really don't like they way it looks and it can be really distracting at times. This is especially annoying because the shooting actually feels decent and plays really well on Classic difficulty. I haven't tried out the Tommy gun yet but the handguns I used felt nice even though the could still up the recoil a little bit.

Not really a criticism but certainly a disappointment is that the iconic numbered health bar doesn't make it's return. It's just a part of Mafia I. Furthermore the awkward silence when meeting characters in free ride mode. The just stand there and don't even react to Tommy. Could also be an early bug because they are actually shown on the map and at least look interactable.

However, even after these assessments I still think that Hangar 13 did a really good job at remaking that game for a new audience while still being faithful to old fans / the original. Yes, there are problems and gripes I and many other fans have / will have with the game but I still think that it's a remake worthy of the original.

Enderal is one of the best RPG's I've ever played. Although I have been playing RPG's since my childhood Enderal really surprised me in many ways. The biggest strengths of this game are definitely the story, atmosphere and voice acting.

Those three parts are on par with AAA Games and it's stunning to see such quality in something that is fully free. Sometimes the story feels a little bit too corny and at the first glance some story developments feel like typical plot devices (If you actually invest time in reading books and other lore explanations it becomes much better.) But the story can definitely be considered a masterpiece especially if you like psychological and philosophical storytelling.

However, to be totally true, the game suffers from crashes and an underwhelming combat system. Additionally, you can point out some shortcomings in the addition of new items when you compare it to Skyrim (the developers reused a lot of items from the "Original").

Overall I can say that it was an amazing experience to play this game and the story and characters delivered a lot of thought - provoking questions. 9/10

Nice and sadly better than the sequel.