Évaluations récentes de ✥TheRozan✥

One of the best and most immersive RPG's to come out in a very long time. Game is very frustrating and hard at the beginning but slowly becomes easier. Great story and fun twists, plus the game is expanded with DLCs.

There needs to be more games like this. Historical Adventure RPG. Beautiful graphics. Great music. Great storytelling based on actual history. Great, memorable characters. And yes, while it's true the gameplay can be a bit wonky and buggy, it's certainly not the worst and you get used to it as you play a bit longer. It would be great if those buggy mechanics were fixed, but it didn't really intervene with my personal enjoyment of the game or stop me from playing it. The game was too rich and immersive an experience to quit.

This game can definitely be a bit challenging, as a warning for players not looking for much difficulty in a game. Otherwise, it's very exciting and so much to keep you busy with. There so much love and level of detail in this game. The world design in the historic setting was stunning and really compelling. Landscapes are intricately crafted. Villages were detailed and vibrant. Overall, I really enjoyed the richness of this game. You can get lost in it.

This game is by far the most amazing single player experience I've played since Skyrim and Fallout4. Draws you in the realism of the historical world. Engaging experience. Well worth playing. My best advice is to practice and get familiar with combat with the trainer in game. Captain Robard will let you practice as long as it takes.

SCORE: 8.5

I feel quite hungry for Kingdom Come Deliverance II !

GOOD BUT WITH THE TIME IT GETS BORING!

Ubisoft once again delivers an unfinished product. This game is filled with game breaking glitches, a story that becomes less compelling the more you play. In my opinion, the ghost experience brings a bit of a different feel to the game than playing with looter-shooter mode / gear level mode on. Moreover, every assault-rifles feel same. No real recoil so it start to get boring real fast. Even in same guns. M4 level 10. M4 level 50. And still you get same unrealistic airsoftgun. Island is empty. No civilian life like Wildlands. Theres only enemys and they die very fast without any satisfaction. And btw. Theres tons of drones with healtbars.

The only thing it had going for it, was the gameplay. Which hardly worked anyways. Tom Clancy would be rolling in his grave if he saw how pathetic and greed filled ubisoft was with this game. Save your money. Seriously. If you want a great game experience, this isn't the one. Ubisoft needs to learn to make great games again. Until then, don't pay them. I hope they wipe ubsioft launcher from the face of the earth.

The atmosphere is very impressive, this is by far the best looking and highly-detailed FPS I have ever played. The gameplay is awesome and the story is gripping. You can really tell how much care went into development. Every single character is memorable. The feelings are genuine, I actually cared about them. Making every mission that much more intense. The mix between the linear segments and open world areas fits perfect with this game. And cruising around the train while it's in motion through the country is so awesome I've been waiting for a game like this for very long (having a mobile home base in an "open world"). Metro Exodus is everything Fallout / Far Cry should've been. Metro highlights that intense FEAR and HORROR that would come with surviving in the post-apocalyptic world, great survival features / HUD, having to patch up holes in your gas mask if it gets too damaged, changing filters, or even just having to wipe it so you can see better, the depth of each mechanic makes it feel that much more immersive. Then, in typical Metro fashion there were segments where I couldn't figure out where to go and I would miss what should've been obvious (I blame the developers, I never beat the other Metro's because of this, I probably just suck). And the ending, either one good or bad, should've been a couple hours longer, I truly feel the story was cut short. I know there's a limit to everything, but after investing all that time I expected to see more fruit of my labor and to be able to play in the orchard of those labor trees for a while longer. It'd feel like a lil hole is missing. Anyways, this is my favorite post-apocalyptic game by far.

Beware when you play this game on high difficulty: This game is really terrible because of non stop filter changing mechanics. Having to constantly look everywhere trying to find filters that only last a minute!! Because psychopaths made this game its a look everywhere in the maze maps and hidden rooms but die all the time from lack of oxygen. Then its hardcore mode with non stop bosses even when playing normal mode. This is the first game that penalises a player for not looking around very closely and also for not running threw it quickly at the same time. Either way its constant penalties and idiotic gaming. Because you go through a door now you can't go back. Its like a survival game that forces you to eat every minute or die from starving to death.

In a nutshell, Metro Exodus is a unique FPS game with RPG elements, which, thanks to the semi-sandbox world, has released the huge potential dormant in the game world. Brilliantly led, with an intriguing division into chapters according to the seasons and factions occurring in each region. This is a title that has no right to be boring and no one should pass by indifferently. The captivating graphics and intense experiences resulting from learning the history of the Aurora crew will make many a player's heart tremble. If not us, then who?!

An absolute MUST-PLAY with BAD ASS Approval: 9 / 10.

This expansion brings an emotionally rich story that adds depth to the already compelling narrative of the main Cyberpunk 2077 campaign. While it’s a great addition, it doesn’t feel absolutely essential to fully enjoy the base game, unlike The Witcher 3’s Blood and Wine expansion, which felt integral.

The expansion introduces some engaging missions, with elements that evoke classic spy thrillers, reminiscent of James Bond and even Hitman. The new characters are well-crafted, each with distinct personalities and dualities that make them stand out and feel authentic.

The main storyline of the expansion is solid, but the setting "Dogtown" falls a bit flat. It doesn’t offer much visual or thematic distinction from the rest of Night City. While it leans slightly towards a "Mad Max" aesthetic. Dogtown doesn’t provide many unique activities and feels disappointingly small. For context, you can drive through the entirety of Dogtown in about 30 seconds if you go straight. To put it in perspective, it’s roughly the size of 7 to 10 Night City blocks squared.

That said, the expansion does bring a new, albeit somber, ending, alongside multiple-choice standard endings. It also delivers some thrilling missions and memorable action set pieces, including a standout sequence in an airport that’s worth experiencing. Overall, it’s highly recommended for fans of the game. Adios, Night City!

I'm glad to be able to play Cyberpunk 2077 for the first time in version 2.2 Update.

This game is not just a game to me. The world feels alive and so does every character in the story and side stories. Truly alive and fantastic. I've played countless games in my life but this experience changed my life. I know it's just a stupid video game how can it be so amazing?! Yeah I have no idea. I can't put it into words but this is such an immersive and mature game. It is funny and emotional and real, raw and deep. I love being in the world of this game. I love replaying this game which I never do usually. This game makes me feel things and that is quite an accomplishment trust me :). Every inch of this game and its world is interesting to me and playing through the story doesn't feel like you're doing missions like in most games but it feels like a natural progression and unfolding of a complex and unprecedentely deep narrative. There is also such an incredible feeling of evolution in the story, once you think you know what the stakes and direction are going to be the game throws something completely unexpected at you which changes your adventure and investment in this new adventure.

The cast is also amazing for this game, giving the characters life and memorable moments. Combat mechanics are great, and being able to mod yourself with cyber-ware is one of the coolest experiences I've seen in a game. This game is more than just a visual marvel-it's a storytelling powerhouse and a showcase of how thoughtful design can immerse players completely into a world. Simply put, it's a must-play, especially for those who appreciate deep narratives and richly designed worlds. This alone doesn't include the Phantom Liberty DLC which I think is extraordinary and may be a separate review. Peace, Chooms!

More like silenced pistol elite. AI hears me fart with my ass cheeks separated. It's basically the same game as previous sniper elite but gotten so much worse. This company still uses manipulation tactics, so they can steal people's money. AVOID THIS!

I don't know. This game kinda boring. Maybe I'll wait for the full release of this game.

Whether you're a fan of flight simulators or simply looking for an adrenaline-fueled experience, Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown delivers in every aspect. It’s a game that truly captures the thrill of soaring through the skies and battling for dominance. An absolute must-play for fans of the genre!
NB: Thank you @Krenshaw

Malaria

No Man's Sky is one of those games that successfully delivers an extraordinary outer space exploration experience. The universe it offers is vast, with trillions of unique planets to explore, each featuring its own flora, fauna, and distinctive environments. Its stunning visuals present alien landscapes that often feel like works of art.

The gameplay combines exploration, crafting, base building, trading, and even combat, giving players the freedom to define their own playstyle. The regular updates provided by its developer, Hello Games, deserve high praise. Features like multiplayer, expeditions, and the ability to build communities with friends make the game even more engaging.

One of the most impressive aspects is the atmosphere No Man's Sky creates. Its soft, atmospheric soundtrack deeply enhances the experience of exploring the galaxy, making it both immersive and soothing. For fans of exploration and science fiction games, No Man's Sky is an adventure not to be missed. This game is a testament to how developer dedication can produce something truly exceptional.