Recent reviews by Albert Einstern

Hunt: Showdown offers you an immersive atmosphere full of suspense, thrills and adrenaline. The range of feelings invoked by it is just as vast. Anger, satisfaction, joy, happiness, guilt: Hunt: Showdown has it all. Whether you take on the Bayou with two or one of your friends or whether you head out into the unforgiving swamps and wetlands on your own, you'll find what you are looking for: death or glory or both.

Unless you are looking for some kind of base-building game, then you are utterly wrong here.

But no kidding, Hunt offers everything whether it be camping, sniping, rushing, tossing explosives and all other kinds of items such as lanterns or pitchforks. The developers have put - and still put - a lot of hard work and effort into this gem, may it be troubleshooting, smashing bugs or all kinds of different events around the year. Sometimes you even get to live in order to die another day.

Great pastime activity especially when you enjoyed the Roller Coaster Tycoon series. It's different, though. Don't get it if you dislike the character Dr. Ian Malcolm in the Jurassic movies.

Intense, touching, emotional. A jump'n'run which not only captivates the player because of its easily accessible layout but also because of its storyline. If you are interested in "the war to end all wars", you will have to get this game.

First of all: I think Counterstrike Global Offensive is an awesome game in which you can have a fulfilling multiplayer experience, IF you do play with your real life friends or people you know better. I don't recommend playing competitive as a solo-queuer. The entire community seems to be ridiculously arrogant, aggressive, stupid and blatantly unfriendly. Players who play a lot worse than you will flame you and call for kick votes, because they lack the guts to stand up to their very own fails and failure.

Furthermore: there is no effective anti-cheat/hack tool. The matches are often flooded with aimbot users, wallhackers, script hackers or price-hackers. Why play competitive, if you are better than everybody else simply for abusive programmes/scripts?!

Additionally: the in-game content is really expensive and weapon skins do not drop on any regular basis it seems. The game itself costs a fair amount of money already, at least for some players who aren't as wealthy and rich, yet you have to pay for each and every crate key. Other games such as DotA 2 or Path of Exile where the in-game content costs money are free-to-play. I merely think that the developers are making a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of money. I mean: let 'em earn all the money they can. I'm not jealous. All I'm asking for is a decent hack/cheat protection.

If you want to put up with these issues and have a couple of friends who play CS:GO, go ahead and purchase it. If you don't leave it on the Steam shelf. You don't need to put up with all of the problems mentioned above.