Recent reviews by Jozu

M&B Bannerlord, like its predecessors, has a difficult learning curve. But once you get it down, the game is extremely enjoyable.

Borderlands does it again. Back when the Bunkers and Badasses DLC for Borderlands 2 came out, I remember it being the best DLC ever made for a game. It's not quite a continuation, but it's still got the Borderlands comedy and fun gameplay we all love.

Improvements include customizable characters (instead of stock characters you have to choose), grenades are now spells that can have wildly different effects, classes each have two abilities to choose from (giving you a total of four), and random encounters you can choose to fight or ignore.

If you've ever played any Borderlands game and liked it, you'll be sure to like this one too.

As Geralt of Rivia's story continues, Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is the best of the series. Featuring a vast world to explore, rich story, and lots of loot, you'll be very satisfied with this title.

Witcher 2 has its flaws, but it's overall a good game with a good story.

Pros:
Lengthy, in-depth story
Good character design and environments

Cons:
Voice acting isn't great
Quests are sometimes confusing and unclear
Combat is simplistic and mostly tedious

New story, new characters, new weapon playstyle, new skill trees. BL3 is a lot of fun.

RE 5 was awful and I thought it might be the end of the franchise. It kind of did was Dead Space did with its third installment and went all "bad action movie" instead of "survival horror." 6, on the other hand, gets the horror feel back with great gameplay, awesome graphics, a good storyline that allows you to see it from several different characters' point of view, and good voice acting. Overall, I highly recommend this if you like survival horror.

This is a great survival/crafting game. Imagine Minecraft but for adults (and a lot more zombies). You start out with no clothes, a few basic items, and your surroundings. Rip up some grass, gather a few rocks, and smack a tree a few times, you've got an axe. Gather more plant fibers and wood and you've got a bow. Get some feathers from bird nests, more rocks, and more wood, you've got arrows. The more you craft, the better your crafted items become. Eventually, you'll get to the point of building guns, crafting armor pieces, and assembling your own motor scooter. Plus you can build anywhere. Spend your time putting up houses, digging trenches with traps, or just spend all day exploring and killing zombies. Very addictive and very fun.

This game has everything we liked about the original and then added some more stuff that makes it even better. The whole world has a very "North Korea" enslaved/brainwashed feel. Even the loading screens look like North Korean propaganda posters. It's one of those games that's hard to put down since you never seem to run out of things that need doing. My only complaint is that during combat, if your soldiers are hit for damage, they ALWAYS have to spend time recovering. The armor you upgrade to seems to just make it so you have more health to be taken off instead of there being armor pieces that get blown off before damage starts to hit your health.

If you want a COD game for mulitplayer, choose one of the more recent titles. If you want a good single player game, this ISN'T one. The story of the single player mode is completely asinine. You're better off getting a game that doesn't just pump out a new title every year and actually has people designing it who know how to create a good storyline.

Left 4 Dead in the Warhammer universe. They paid very close attention to the details, which is why I'm recommending it. The environments look very authentic. Also, it has fun gameplay and a loot system that makes it worth playing over and over.

If you like Left 4 Dead and Warhammer Fantasy, you definitely want to pick this up.