Recent reviews by macmach4

It's the games exactly as they are. No issues with sound or cutscenes or anything at my end, either. For a 2007 Flash point-and-click game, I'm not sure what people hope to gain from increased FPS, lol ;)

Perfectly happy with it. Here's to a grand ol' game. Yes, you can still play it for free at Armor Games or probably elsewhere. So go ahead and do that if you will, no one's pointing a gun to your head to buy it.

If like me you're wondering where the hell did this thing go (it's pretty non-obvious), after downloading it should be at \steamapps\common\Europa Universalis IV\dlc\dlc127_10th_anniversary\soundtrack .

God that's just laughably awful, or make that just awful, period.

As if the genre of FPS just hadn't existed for the past 30'ish years. Crouch, anyone? Glad to have gotten this from this month's Humble bundle, at least we get the non-Epic version of Death Stranding for our efforts.

Buyers note the two bonus tracks are only provided as MP3 files, not WAV. (No issue, but if like me you ditch the MP3's you'll be ditching them, too, if you're not paying attention.)

Other than that, thanks for another nice soundtrack, by he-of-Pathologic-the-remake renown :)

I'm enjoying the game well enough, and I guess we sadly get used to games performing badly.

However, with my system's specs of an Intel i5 6600K, 8 GB RAM, and a 4 GB Nvidia Geforce GTX 970 that should well meet the game's minimum requirements, holy crap does the game stutter like there's no tomorrow, even at low settings. Publishers should really stop stretching their market by advertizing specs that simply won't work, and/or will bring your view down to unplayable standards.

So on those grounds, I have to give it a downvote, at least for gamers on the lower end of the advertized scale.

Since the game won't even start, a review for it can't be given, either.

Game seems to suffer from potential game-breaking bugs that certainly I ran into, as in game freezes where you simply can't continue. And I'm only saying "potential" since I'm assuming those who reflect on it positively haven't run into these.

So in the state it's in I can only advise against buying this game.

Just... amazing. Hats off.

If it is original material, can we have the soundtrack, please? I'm guessing many of us wouldn't mind paying for that.

Those Ninja folks sure know how to do an opening sequence, lol.

Great stuff. Now a little into the first act proper. So far not at all disappointed, having picked this up in a sale after reading many a favorable review. Who knows and I may get to do mine.

Has Trip's uncanny similarity to Hellblade's Senua been commented on yet? Guess those much-lauded bewildered facial expressions didn't come out of the blue.

A fun postscript to the original. No complaints here.