Recent reviews by ⛟ wanderer

A really enjoyable experience that has exceeded my expectations from the team, in terms of both the ideas and their delivery. The music and art style were really good, and the gameplay was also fun, even though it could use some work to become more refined. I will definitely be following the team's next project.

The first game has a special place in my heart that I would almost describe as nostalgic and I would have been pleased with this game if it could make me just relive that distinct "vibe" of its predecessor. What I didn't expect is a much more ambitious and polished game that not only carries the unique overall feeling of the first game, but also expands on that with brilliant world-building and storytelling. I was simply immersed in it from start to end and I would expect anyone that has enjoyed the first game to have a similar experience throughout. Sincerely recommended.

The best iteration of the Battle Royale genre by far. It has a unique gameplay design combined with great gunplay mechanics. Although the server issues will probably be never fixed, I can only see Apex Legends improving over time in every other way.

Such a beautiful game. Fantastic voice acting, memorable and lovable characters that you enjoy coming across through many cleverly designed missions, innovative choices present for character building, a fascinating soundtrack, an enjoyable combat system, a spectacular city that you will find yourself constantly staring throughout your adventures... All these elements come together in a way that you can sense that this unique journey has the signature of CD Projekt embedded to its core, which made me fall in love with Witcher 3 in the past.

The technical issues present at launch and the few disappointing in-game mechanics such as lackluster AI did not keep me from absolutely adoring this game. Even though I agree that criticizing the FPS problems and abundant bugs is completely fine, people seem to completely miss the fact that Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most ambitious games of all time unlike their favourite "buttery smooth" game franchises that release the same product over and over each year with little to no innovation whatsoever. Apparently I was being way too optimistic to expect people to express their sensible critiques rather than getting involved in a witch hunt alongside a bunch of kids who didn't even try out the game.

TL;DR: Cyberpunk 2077 is an exceptionally ambitious game that promises you an unique and memorable experience that I absolutely adored from the beginning to the end. However, waiting for the new patches to be released for a while is probably the best idea for someone who hasn't bought the game yet.

I can wholeheartedly say that I haven't seen the art of storytelling to this degree ever before. The characters, visuals, voice actings... This isn't a game you play, you just exist in the exact moment of things and get to experience it. A straight up masterpiece.

Act IV simply shouldn't exist. It's a good game in many aspects while the most blatant problem with it is being repetitive. Though you can tolerate the similarities between this one and Shadow of Mordor which suffered from the same problem; the game suddenly goes like "Oh you just conquered all these fortresses and did the same siege mission over and over? Great, now you'll defend them against 50 level enemies with the 15 level captains you branded earlier in the game. Just to see the ENDING. "

I don't think I will go ahead and grind my lower level orcs to do the stuff I already did but now just harder. All that to see a cutscene that's few minutes long.

If someone enjoys the nemesis system and the sieges, they can always do the grinding there after the story endlessly. Hours put into any kind of non-revolutionary game mechanic without newer content will always be an unpleasant experience for the majority of the community.

Triumph of competitive gaming. As one of the longest lasting series in the entire gaming industry, CS has proven itself being a timeless classic long ago. It is as simple as it gets if you're here for just some sightseeing; or versatile and complex for those willing the get lost in the streets of Inferno. Hours of aim practice, hundreds of matches with thousands of different situtations you deal with, masterfully created maps you know better than your city and teamwork skills you develop from the ground over years and yet it can make you feel like you know absolutely nothing at times. Isn't it great that the esports scene is also one of the pioneers of the current industry, led by 20 years of experience coming from many players combined with new talents coming through every single day.

After thinking about all these, I find the negatives about CS quite derisory. Many people would criticize the cheating problem and the update schedules. Though after the introduction of VACnet and Trust Factor, I found the cheating cases I encountered decreasing over time and happy with it at the moment. As for the updates, 2019 has been a really good year for CS as Valve was eager to pick up pace after the Danger Zone update and been giving us content more regularly.

I genuinely love CS and will keep doing so to some extent always. This game has a special place in the hearts of many people and I feel lucky to be a part of the community.

GL&HF

Seems like a fantastic game so far but considering the terrible launch with huge performance issues and the patches that didn't fix the problems yet,it's not in a good status right now for some people.The last patch made it playable for me but the we are looking for more accurate updates.In my experience the game itself without the performance aspect,is as good as the first one so definitely a brilliant game.I will update the review when I play more of it,with new updates.