Recent reviews by zackbuizel

Can't recommend this enough, taught me how to parry and praise the sun!

I've literally dumped almost 500 hours into this game and it and DS1 are by far my favorite RPG's of all time now. I can't recommend it enough.

Baldur's Gate 3 is officially one of my first DND experiences.
It's an incredibly fun game with fantastic developers who actually care about what they have crafted rather than their profit margins and it shows. I was worried being new to a system like this i wouldn't have much fun as i've never quite enjoyed turn based combat systems before but genuinely every time i play, i have a blast.
I do have issues with the game though, I've never been able to get passed the first act, not because i'm struggling with combat, being defeated, losing, or anything like that...but rather everytime i personally start to get invested in a real play through...i encounter a game breaking bug which would require me to reload a save and lose either hours of progress or restart an hour long combat situation which just feels...incredibly punishing and puts you off the mood of playing. I've encountered the goblin base boss glitch where though a boss is dead they don't register as dead, you threw their body off a ledge into the void and there's no getting them back. Yes the developers fixed that, so i came back for another play and encountered the Gale death glitch, in which Gale dies in combat but you resurrect him in the same combat...but he gets this stupid field of AOE around him that starts attacking anyone near him. It's incredibly frustrating to dump hours into a session of a genuinely good game only to be slapped and told you can no longer progress because whoopsies, here's another game breaking bug.
I have plenty of friends who have completely multiple play throughs though so i genuinely do recommend this title, it just seems that ever actually being able to get out of act one is not in my specific playing cards unfortunately.

I'm not saying it's a bad game, but what I am saying, is it's just not for me. Every aspect of it shows its free to play and it feels more like it's competing with phone games then anything else especially when you get into the "menu" system. Nothing is clear cut as how to navigate anything, and the game-play while ok, was just not fun for me being tied so heavily to online play. Nothing like starting out a game for the first time and being paired with players who have cleared dumped days of experience into something.

I gotta say, I've loved the FNAF franchise through and through, Poppy playtime really sold me in chapter 3, and there have been some others along the way i've liked as well. I randomly discovered this game today and played through and i'm in freaking love! It does need a little more polish(i was still getting some screen tears) but nothing unplayable! It was all rather enjoyable and a great horror vibes all around from the atmosphere to wanting to know what was going on lore wise, I hope another chapter is on the way!

A truly heart felt and riveting tale from start to finish. I'd be lying if I said that I didn't go back to play again and a again just to see what other endings and more content that there was. This game is just a great experience altogether. Choose your path carefully because once you get close to characters, emotions will start to fly. I'd like to just thank the developers for this experience, and leave this with a high recommendation of purchase!

I just...no. WOuld not recommend!

Definitely one of my more favorited call of duty games, has a great story, solid game play, decent graphics for it's time, and is still fun to go back to and play to this day! Zombies, need i say more?

This is Fallout 4! Sure, it starts off a little slow, but it's an open world RPG/shooter style of game and is just super amazing! I bought this game on the PS4 on launch, recently bought it on the PC and haven't regretted my choice. To this day i still haven't beaten the main story, but am super enjoying the game!

I mean, this is undertale! Why wouldn't you get this game!? This game cuts so deep!