Évaluations récentes de 𝓢𝓲𝖗𝕽𝖔𝔃𝖆𝖓

Driving around America accompanied by Radio K-Rose and other Country Playlists is a very immersive experience.

A relaxing game to kick back from others. Gaming can be intense especially with high paced shooter games and very complex RPG games and sometimes I just need a break from all the action. American Truck Simulator is the perfect game for this. While it may be frustrating at times driving around the huge truck, there's just something calming about kicking back after a long day and driving a giant 18 wheeler from Arizona to California. There are some bugs that could be fixed, I feel like this game really lives up to its big brother Euro Truck Simulator 2.

Mass Effect Andromeda is a decent game. In my opinion, 50% of the game consists of repetitive filler that often feels like a waste of time. Yet, there’s still gold to be found here that makes the game worth playing, especially if you’re a Mass Effect fan. The story is pretty decent, and the combat and character building is honestly GREAT. So great that I’d say it single handedly kept me sane through all of the fetch quests. The biggest star of the show has to be the crew. All of the best moments in the game come from interacting with them and their own unique loyalty missions. It’s the only aspect of the game that can really hold a candle to the og trilogy. The graphics of this game are absolutely stunning, the lighting and effects are very much a BioWare signature. If only the facial animations weren't this bad, the game would be even better and let's not forget the bugs that are still plentiful in this game. Rating: 7/10 (Not Bad)

“Two and a half million years ago, when our distant relative ♥♥♥♥ habilis was foraging for food across the Tanzanian savannah, a beam of light left the Andromeda Galaxy and began its journey across the Universe. As that light beam raced across space at the speed of light, generations of pre-humans and humans lived and died; whole species evolved and became extinct, until one member of that unbroken lineage, me, happened to gaze up into the sky below the constellation we call Cassiopeia and focus that beam of light onto his retina. A two-and-a-half-billion-year journey ends by creating an electrical impulse in a nerve fibre, triggering a cascade of wonder in a complex organ called the human brain that didn’t exist anywhere in the Universe when the journey began.” -Brian Cox

No game has ever touched this one in terms of my enjoyment, even if individual aspects may have been executed better. How could this game win Game of The Year in 2014 I wonder?! LOL.

1. The story and the writing: Incredible characters who are believably of their world, a narrative that explores institutional power and religious faith in a fantasy setting deeply. 3 advisors, 9 companions comprise your inner circle. The world is incredibly immersive with top notch attention to detail in ambient dialogue, codex entries and notes. This game *still* makes my jaw drop, makes me weep, makes me cheer. Otherwise, the gameplay has its flaws and the story does not hit like Dragon Age Origins.

2. For an eleven year old game it's still surprisingly gorgeous! This game is technical achievement in terms of the graphics. I play on my system with my graphics set to Ultra now, but back when I was school, I just play this game on low settings on my low spec system.

3. Yeah, I know some people don't like it, but personally I love the open world. It's so lovingly crafted. Considering I've got a thousand hours in the game and have been playing off and on for eleven years. I am *still* discovering places I haven't been and quests I haven't done. What hurted it the most was the open world fetch quests system, however it has its good moments.

4. The crafting! If crafting is your bag, this is a fantastic game for it. You can gather to your hearts content and make powerful weapons and armors (or just stick with the dropped stuff, but I personally enjoy the crafting).

5. THE MUSIC and SOUNDTRACK are so memorable and always sticks with me!

6. The War Table! The time gating is kind of meh for me, but I loved how you could use your advisors to dispatch inquisition.

Anyway, highly recommend this game to other people who have the time to invest. After the main story finished probably around 35 to 45 hours, you can play so many side quests or continue with the DLC's for around 100+ hours, considering this is not my first playthrough, the DLC's are important so you can know the true ending of this game and continue with Dragon Age Failguard.

In a nutshell, if you’re new to the franchise or you just want to play a really good medieval fantasy RPG, then I highly recommend this game. Rating 8.5/10!

The game is just a ball played by 22 human players who try to get the ball into the goal and so on.

I don't understand how you can develop the same game over and over again, and it just keeps getting worse. It didn't justify a single penny spent on it. Bugs, scripts, imbalance. Only bought this game because it was on a very large discount. And to be completely honest even if they gave this crap out for free it would still be way to expensive. I really enjoyed playing previous Fifa’s but this one is so bad that every second playing it felt like a never ending nightmare. It’s like they’re trying to make it **** every single year and I can’t wait to see how they‘ll manage to make it even worse the next year because I don’t think it’s even possible after this disaster.

This game is like, hmm how I put it: “I dreamt of playing for a club like Manchester United, and now here I am at My Village Football Club tingkat RW.”

For just a dlc, this blew my mind how big it is. Its just wow. Its longer than most AAAA quadruple games, better looking, better story, better characters, its just a game on its own, thats still one of the best rpgs ever and even best game of all time!

"Blood & Wine" is a transcendent DLC that, much like Hearts of Stone and the base game, left me in awe. Words can scarcely capture the emotions I experienced while playing it. The story is intricately woven, rich with depth, and brought to life through exhilarating missions, epic boss battles, and unforgettable characters. The new map is a masterpiece of design, offering a fresh and authentic atmosphere that stands out brilliantly. The soundtrack is a work of art, sending chills down your spine and drawing you even deeper into the world. The abundance of new side missions, weapons, upgrades, and intriguing places to explore adds immense value to the game. It provides a perfect and satisfying conclusion, further cementing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt as the greatest game ever made, and establishing Blood & Wine as the best DLC ever created in history of video games, in my opinion.

"Don’t Blame Yourself. No Witcher’s Ever Died In His Bed"

The slow feel of Genshin allows it to be more polished. And the world has no personality no theme. Genshins open world really feels handcrafted. It’s really a shame because I think I’m dropping wuthering waves. It’s just too similar to Genshin. A Chinese knock off. Of a Chinese knock off.

This is a fan service game. All the characters they bring are only girls who show as much skin as possible. And they also fall in love with you at first sight. Half of the storyline is them flirting with you. Just look at the jiggle physics, they put jelly in there. This game could have been so much more. It's clear they're focusing more on selling their characters by making them all love the main character instead of actually trying to create a compelling story.

Lord Captain: Abelard, notify the esteemed tech-priests at Owlcat studios that they have done admirable work on this game!
Abelard: Yes, lord captain!
Lord Captain: Abelard cancel my meeting with the governor. I'll be in my private gaming room for the rest of the day, do not interrupt!
Abelard: Consider it done, my lord.
Lord Captain: Abelard, introduce me, I'm having a crush on her!
Abelard: Certainly, my lord.
Lord Captain: Abelard, scratch my ass now!
Abelard: My lord? (Abelard sighs and comments quietly) ehem.... The Rogue Trader never fails to astonish.

Even though short and incredible little chapter added to the witcher game. Not a part of it lacking in character, art and story. Very much enjoyed the new characters the atmosphere it gives in certain areas you have to explore. I really liked the new characters aswell, Gaunter O'Dimm is easily one of the most entertaining characters in the game, and Olgierd Von Everec is fantastic. There are some new boss fights which are quite challenging, especially in comparison to the disappointingly simple boss fights of the main game. This is one of the best relatively small-size DLC in history! and it has a relatively good ending! Damn, I forgot to stop by Shani's house to help her move.
Rating: 8.5/10

"Seek salvation in glass that can't be broken."

The Witcher 3 isn’t just a game. It’s a towering achievement in storytelling, world-building, smooth combat system, inventory management, exploration and game design. Every element, from its morally complex narrative to its richly detailed world, is crafted with incredible care and respect for the source material and for the player. What makes it truly stand out, even 10 years after its release, is its grounded, mature tone and its refusal to talk down to its audience. It doesn’t rely on trends, gimmicks, or preachy undertones. Instead, it delivers a deep, nuanced adventure that trusts you to think, explore, and get lost in a world that feels genuinely lived-in.Geralt is a compelling protagonist, the quests are unforgettable, and the choices you make actually matter. This is the kind of game that reminds us what RPGs should be, driven by character, consequence, and immersive storytelling, not by checklists or ideology. A masterpiece in every sense of the word. Playing this game is like entering the world of Game of Thrones, Lord of The Rings and Harry Potter combined. This game is a heaven for fantasy lovers. Rating 10/10: Best game of all time!

The game is hugely immersive and has no weak points in my opinion, must play. I can't wait to continue the journey through Heart & Stone and Blood & Wine DLCs after taking a break.

Best limerick in-game: "Lambert, Lambert - what a prick."