Recent reviews by ragevirusmusic23

This game makes me sad.

I bought this with the voucher that people are moaning about. After clowns, goats are the thing I hate the most in life. Not fear, hate. As in what is the point of them? But anyway, doctor, I digress. Had some proper laugh out loud moments at this. Not as bad as it seems. And yes I will get and download the obligatory zombie survival DLC. Because I'm like that. And that's the way it is.

I also strapped a rocket to my back and flew into a car blowing it up. I do like a good smash stuff up simulator, like Mercenaries, Just Cause 2 and Corporate Lifestyle Simulator.

I walked around getting a headache from the colourful graphics. There is no sound, except for a synth wash every so often. Hopefully the update will fix things like Inventory, etc. I found floaty things that I think I picked up but as the game has no set objectives it became a bit marmite after a while. You'll either like or hate it...

62p for a randomnly generated horror fps. What are you waiting for? Oh and remember, muskets take ages to reload. So get ready to dance backwards to avoid the enemies...

Excellent value, looks retro but plays better than it looks. loads to do, especially when you reach the wasteland. Looting and shooting, but don't forget to equip any weapons you find. I got battered by a tree thing and was only doing 3 damage to it. I like the way if you time it just right you get a heart shot which is instakill.

Very spooky droning music clashes with the 8 bit block graphics to make a really good HP Lovecraft game. The essence of forbidden knowledge and unspeakable horrors make the dungeon crawl worthwhile...

I seem to have gotten further in 10 minutes of this game than 6 months playing Fallout. Easy to get to grips with, huge depth and I've only just left the area around the citadel. I could of course get equipped in the citadel, but as this is an RPG I've got to go out into the desert and do busy work until I proved myself. If you like RPG games (Diablo, Arcanum, Fallout, Divine Divinity) with loads to do and get so distracted that you have look up a walkthrough to remember what it was you were supposed to be doing then invest in this. You also get the original game from 1988 (not the ZX Spectrum version;) )and the soundtrack bundled in as well. I can see a lot of lost hours coming over the hill, and it's good.

Highly recommended scifi fantasy adventure. Easy to learn controls, easy to navigate levelling up screens, engrossing story and user generated content.

This is really good, a bit like Minecraft from the side with more fighting in it and a need to upgrade your weapons ASAP. Good fun, bit less fiddly than the Vita version but excellent value for money.

I have been playing this game for two years on my PS3 and even before the DLC came out there is a whole wrold to explore, weapons to forge, armor to craft etc. Even without the expansions there is over 200 hours of gameplay. When I was at school I always wanted to play D&D, but couldn't afford the rulebooks and dice. This more than makes up for an adolescent spent playing Fighting Fantasy books with my little brother. This is the ultimate adventure game. Where else can you build your own house, get married, adopt children, fight dragons, explore vast underground cities left derilict by a vanished civilisation? If Skyrim itself takes your breath away with its varied areas, wait until you find Blackreach. A HUGE underground cavern lit by jellyfish creatures. And of course in the middle is a dragon. Become a werewolf or a vampire and unlock new skills. Or just stand at the throat of the world and look at the view.

Word of warning, if you get the Dragonborn DLC, your nemesis will appear and nick the dragon soul before you can get to it. Which s fine, unless your fighting a legendary dragon.