Recent reviews by PotatoDude

It's less of a game, and more of an insanely well made documentary that puts you into the worst scenarios you can imagine. Expect to play with a high pulse and high intensity when going through the campaign, and make sure you do not have a weak stomach. It's rough.

As for playing with Friends, it feels different, still heavy and tough, but it's really fun to coordinate with your team and arrange perfectly timed assaults and room clearings. Highly recommend with or without friends either way.

Gameplay, audio and visuals all does this game justice. The controls can be a bit much, but I pretty much got it after only a mission or two. The way the AI works, both ally and foe is pretty well made too in my opinion, and it's awesome to see them act in order based on your commands to them, though I have about 2-3 times in my 29 hours seen an ally AI or two get stuck at times, unable to complete orders. Might've been patched since I last played though.

9/10

I always find myself returning to this game, and always manage enjoy it just as much as the last time. Vanilla is great, but if you just add a few easy to download Workshop mods, the game gets even better. If you take the time to learn the game mechanics, I can almost guarantee you will play for weeks if not months to no end.

By far my favorite Paradox game, mostly because I can't help but love the medieval era, not to mention the medieval fantasy settings we get thanks to all the modders out there. It's amazing the effort the community has put into this, allowing you to conquer everything from Westeros or Middle-Earth or even completely unique original continents people have made specifically for this game.

made my friend use the bathroom 4 times in the 3 hours we played
10/10

was supposed to go up a stairs for about 3 minutes or so before jumping down - we ended up walking those stairs for 47 minutes before googling and figuring that out

10/10

One of the best FPS games I have ever played. The sound is better than most games these days, and the AI actually use strategies and works together. The fire fights were just on point, it is super quiet one moment, and before you know it, smoke, shattered glass, every wall is riddled with bullet holes, ear drums are ringing, blood is on the walls, all in the span of 3 seconds, and you don't even know who survived, or if you got hurt.

The horror aspect of it is really well made too, except for some cheap jump scares, but it ought to scare you at least a few times, and give you chills twice as much. The story is super fascinating as well, and had me interested from start to finish.

It's in the title

Fantastic game. If you already own Warhammer I and II, I'd say this one is absolutely my favorite due to all the factions in the Immortal Empires campaign. You can absolutely drown hundreds of hours into this game due to the massive variety in characters and factions, and I am sure this is a game I will return to a lot.

9/10

Really enjoyable! Haven't played much yet, but I can absolutely see myself return for many more hours to come. It's exciting, terrifying, relaxing, all you'd ever need from a game such as this. Merge No Man's Sky and Truck Simulator and this is the final product, it's great!