Senaste recensioner av JonnMcDude

After the Forgotten Kingdom DLC was released performance is abysmally low (30-50 fps with stuttering at potato settings with DLSS) on a system previously capable of achieving 70+ fps at medium-high settings.
Game is overall good but I cannot recommend it at this time.

This review was previously negative due to the PSN "issue", if anything this game is a testament of the dangers of moving to all live service games.

Great game in need of an optimisation pass, even with hardware more than enough capable to run it properly it's still very hard on even newer and better specs.
They use a modified version of the engine Fatshark's Darktide is using, unfortunately it is a dated and obsolete version and apparently it's very hard or impossible to implement any proper upscaler or downscaler (except the very basic one they use).

Arrowhead should start moving to a more recent version of the engine in order to implement modern and better options for DLSS, FSR or XeSS.

Game is definitely a korean title with a predatory cash shop.
I can't, in good coscience, support such titles.

This game has interesting ideas and a decently varied cast of characters to use while the decent graphics are a plus.
Unfortunately I can't reccomend this game because it feels like an half-baked alpha release; there are too many issues related to an imbalance in movements for some characters, clunky camera (no fov), lack of impact on attacks and the overall lack of variety in the map.
This game requires a lot of work but for some reason it already have a battle pass and a cash store.

Nice reproduction of the famous board game.
In the past I purchased the Star Wars version of the board game but was never able to understand the rules and mechanics, this game allowed to properly grasp them.
Playing against humans is nice but the matches against AI felt like the opponents cheated hard.
It supports the Play with Friends feature!

What if we combine the gene-seed of Freelancer and Freespace? We have Freespacelancer aka Elite: Dangerous.

The game's pretty obscure in telling you what to do but if you don't mind following AT LEAST the basic tutorials and a couple of guides online you'll deal with everything just fine.

CO-OP/SOLO NOTICE: There's an OPEN mode (literally an mmo in a well made galaxy), PRIVATE (same galaxy but only with friends, no other players) and SOLO (same as before but you are alone in a "world" populated by npcs).

Autoguns, unlocks, grinding, useless basic maps, no iconic vehicles, autoguns.
You should not add no-recoil+infinte range in a game based on skill, projectile leading and movement.

Hirez, you are officially dead to me.

100% game completed.

The city feels small since you are literally overpowering anything with superpowers.
If you want a good Saints Row experience with similar graphics just play Saints Row 3 so at least you can experience the city step by step and where cars matter.

You can't simply re-use the same assets from 3 and put a protagonist with powers on steroid, so many premises wasted.
Also, co-op missions are a waste of time, go play SR3 campaign in coop if you want to have fun!

UPLAY