Последние обзоры Shrakn3l

Game is buggy as hell currently.

I played it for about an hour and got to the part to preform the fire ritual in the temple, but when I got back from ym venture my temple was gone and I couldn't build a new one.

I would not recommend buying this game until the game breaking bugs are fixed.


This is a really good and really fun game, it's just so buggy that it actually makes it unplayable at times.

DO NOT BUY UNTIL THE BUGS ARE FIXED!!!

-- BEFORE THIS REVIEW BEGINS IT NEEDS TO BE STATED THAT GAIJIN REWARDS PLAYERS WHO GIVE THE GAME A GOOD REVIEW ON STEAM, ALL GOOD REVIEWS SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH A GRAIN OF SALT --

I have been playing since the early days of this game before jets and tanks were even a thought in this game.

I have played on the stand alone client and then moved to the steam client version when it came to steam. The 1300 hours that steam shows that I have doesn't even begin sum up the amount of time I have put into this game.

With that said I highly suggest avoiding this game.

Since I started playing top tier I've bought premium time every time it's on sale. Even then it doesn't solve the economy issues, it just makes them a little more bearable.

The thing is, the net rewards I get now WITH PREMIUM TIME are less than the net rewards I got a few years ago without it. How does that work? Gaijin creates a problem, and sell the solution, except the solution doesn't work.

Playing Sweden is downright impossible, and having fun at anything over 7.0 in any nation is a laughable suggestion.

It's almost as if Gaijin has learnt that a lot of the playerbase 'subscribe' to war thunder, mainly due to gaijin's continuous negative economy changes, that war thunder is pretty much now accepted as a subscription game, especially over 7.0. given the large proportion of subscribers, the general earning of vehicles get skewed up, thus gaijin has to change them in order to push more premium vehicles, and premium time onto players. The problem is, most of those players are already paying for premium time. Premium time is no longer an option that lets you progress faster, it's a subscription to the game, and you suffer the same as F2P players at lower tiers do. This is Unacceptable.

Gaijin has even admitted that tech tree vehicles are balanced to not be profitable. In a game that relies on players making in-game money to progress, giving them vehicles that are designed to cause them to lose SL does not make them want to spend more on the game, it turns them away.

More and more premium vehicles get added every update, but the F2P and premium subscription players get shafted with rewards decreases and repair cost increases.

As much as I appreciate Gaijin needs to make money, their operating costs haven't significantly increased, yet the playerbase and number of paying customers has. Many players, myself included, would be far more inclined to spend money on the game if the changes benefitted the paying players. Selling a premium jet for the price of an AAA game is ridiculous, given this is generally not a one-off purchase for the individual, they may buy others. AAA games that sell for half as much still get continuous updates, despite the sales pretty much being the purchase of the game. I'm sure MANY players would pay for war thunder, even subscribe (as a lot do already) if the game actually rewarded them for spending their hard earned money on it.

Again do not play or spend any money on this game till Gaijin turns the greedy ass around and makes the game something that is enjoyable to play.

Game is really fun, it would just be great if the frames didn't drop to 10 -20 fps every time enter combat or a dense area.

cpu: i7-9700K
gpu: RTX 2070
ram: 32gb

Settings 1080p, High

This shouldn't be happening.

It's a great game just needs a few tweaks here and there.

1. give a small grace period in between waves so that you can have time to prep for the next wave.

2. The chopper should bring men and supplies after every round not just when you lose something, or at the pre-programmed times.

3. As you get further on in waves you should be given better quality units as well as more of the better defenses. Such as the bunker and Machine gun bunker.

other than those few things the game is good.

Johnson I am trying to sneak past the covenant but the clap of my *** cheeks keeps alerting the guards.

I bought this game on sale, as a new game to play with my friends.

The game play by itself is pretty good it's fun and entertaining. My main complaint is on the weapons and how it feels like your swinging bricks around. This could be improved shortening the time between then end and start of attacks. It would also help if movement was removed from attacks unless you are pressing a directional key. As for me personally there are many times I want to stand still and attack one spot but the attacks move me away from it.

The monsters are each individual and unique monsters to each area. That is until you reach high and master rank where they just slap a color beside the name and make it more powerful, or use the design and slightly alter it and say it's a new monster. (except for the elder dragons)


The story isn't that great all it is, is go kill the monsters. With a bunch of fetch quests that involve killing or capturing the monsters with an every once and a while boring escort mission.

And don't even get me started on the Handler... She has to be one of the most annoying characters I have ever met.

The dumb*** Almost gets herself and other killed in basically every cut scene.

honestly the game it's self is fun but not something I want to invest a lot of time into.

Pavlov VR is the best vr shooter out there on the market currently! With all of the work the dev is putting into it as well as all of the great community made items there so much content.

The best part is the community. Majority of the people are there just to have fun and goof around. Now you will run into some toxic overly competitive players but they are few and far between.

My favorite game mode has to be TTT. It is so much better in pavlov than on GMOD. I have no idea as to why it just is.

The game that tightens friendships by absolutely destroying them.

Crystalline is a very well done Visual novel, one of the best I have played that has completely english voice acting.

Most all english voicing visual novels are very cringey, this one however isn't! It's very well written all the dialog is appropriate to the character personalities. Unlike other visual novels (at least that I have played) there is actually a character arc and the characters develop with the story. The story it self isn't bad honestly, you get isekai'd into another world and it's you and the others with you trying to find a way to return you to your home. The relationship in this isn't forced which is nice, it naturally develops as the story moves along and what is even more of a bonus is that it isn't forced what you say and do effects your relationship between your companions. Then the art and character animations are nice and voice acting isn't bad either, not the best but good compaired to other full enlgish voicing visual novels.

My few complaints are

The unsatisfactory ending. !WARNING SPOILERS AHEAD! If you get the true ending (which is the only ending I have thus far) It's very lackluster you go through this entire journey, build this relationship with the main side character, have the choice to go home but stay anyways. All just for her to go off and do her own thing and eventually meet up again at the last slide, while everyone else gets their satisfactory endings.

The Timing on the character dialog. If it was just text and no voicing this complaint wouldn't exist but the amount of time it can take voicing audio to kick in at times can make conversation robotic and cringey, even though the actual written dialog isn't.

And lastly the lack of variety in background scenery. They just re-use the same background(s) alot and re-design them a little with maybe a small change here or there, maybe a change in color and/or texture etc.

But other than that this is a very well done visual novel. I will be checking out their next game when and if it releases on steam.

pre-review note I gave this game a thumbs down to balance out all of the good reviews as it isn't the best game ever and steam doesn't have a meh hand.

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I have been playing Ace combat games since 4 and they are some of the most fun arcade fighter games I have played.

For this review I am going to go over individual parts of the game and give an over all out of 10 score.


Do you like Death star trench run missions? Well you better cause this on has two of them, and they aren't even that hard to navigate. 4 had one death star trench run mission as the finale mission and on top of having to navigate a tight hallway you got guys shooting at you. The only aircraft you really need for the campaign is the A10-C with UGB as your sp weapon. the game mainly has ground support missions which the A10 is well suited for, and it can still hold it's own in air-to-air. All three times I engaged the ace squadron it was in the A10-C.
Nothing was really new in this game they just seemed to be a mix of missions pulled from 4 and assault horizon.
while 7's campaign is still very much fun, it's easy compared to 4's campaign where on normal is the equivalent to modern day games campaigns on hard.

Campaign = 7/10


In ace combat there is always an enemy squadron that is supposed to be the best of the best, 7's ace squadron is super easy to deal with the bots fly a set pattern and all you have to do is wait and bait them into attacking you head on. When they do attack you just fire your missiles and dive, they get hit and you don't. In 4 the ace squadron was actually a challenge what they did was completely random, and when ever the ace came around he would whoop your a** every time until the finale mission. In 7 you drive of the ace on first encounter, second almost kill him and third down him. Like I said before the Ace squadron in 7 weren't even really a threat. The ai just in general were very easy to predict.

AI = 4/10



Compared to other ace combat games 7 seemed to have less options available than past Ace combat games. The game mainly has different variants of the: SU, MiG and F-15/16 with the exception of the A10-C, F22/35, YF-23 and F-14. The only 2 aircraft you really need are the SU-37 and the A10-C. the SU for the few missions with air-to-air only combat dew to it's maneuverability and the A10-C for the rest due to the high amount of ground support sorties.

Aircraft = 4/10



Aircraft weaponry is fine for this game it's the same as all the past ace combat games with the edition of laser SP weapons.
The only thing I don't like is how aircraft are limited on what SP weapons they can use. In 4 you could use any SP weapon on any craft.

Weaponry = 7/10



I not for sure what to put this under but the voice that is in every Ace combat game to alert when to pull up or when a missile has locked on is hyper aggressive in this game, and screams at you constantly if a missile that isn't even locked on to you is near you or if you come even with in 10ft of ground. during the death star trench run missions this was especially annoying. Then there were times I wanted to fly low and fast and it would scream at me the entire time. In 4 it would at least shut up after so long and just display the red warning.

Warning system = 2/10



(note I play on Xbox one controller)

The controls are fine but take some to get used to, I wish that the missile button (B) and the weapons switch button (X) were switched as there were times i wanted to shoot the gun and be able to fire a missile as soon a lock was achieved button wasn't able to do so due to controller set up. What makes it even worse is the fact that you can't re-map the controls.

Controls = 6/10


FUN RATING = 7/10

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Over all rating = 6/10

I wish steam had a meh hand not just or down as this game is fun to play but doesn't really deserve a thumb up or down.