Recent reviews by Audi0lynn

As Sony has now decided to back off on their need to link a PSN account to Helldivers, my review is revised and I can now say Helldivers 2 is worth the investment and playtime you sink into it. Spread Managed Democracy, and spill oil fellow helldivers.

No Man's Sky has come a long way since launch, and while it's extremely fun to play now that they've smoothed things over since then so that it's not so empty and without things to do, it can still cause quite a few problems in terms of crashing issues.

The most notable of the crashing issues is that with a multi-monitor setup the game itself becomes incapable of handling the Vulkan Drivers, unless you repeatedly re-install your graphics driver until you randomly get a good enough install for the game to function. And this error is per-launch of the game as well, meaning every single time you decide to boot the game you have to hope that the crash doesn't happen again.

While I would recommend this game if you enjoy a sandbox type game, if you have more than one monitor set up for your computer then good luck winning the lottery of trying to get your game to open.

A very interesting premise for a game, and fun to play as well. Though it's graphical engine is something i would describe as both too ambitious, and too performance focused, at the same time.

On lower end systems that are capable of using VR, this game will still run well, though it leaves a little to be desired in it's subtlety, as the game will actively raise and lower the details on textures, models, and particles as needed to maintain a stable FPS. In most non-vr games this would be a major boon to have, though in the specific case of having your monitor tied directly to your face it can result in a sickening experience for the player if their hardware struggles to keep up.

Ultrakill is... well, exactly as it advertises. You got your guns, you got style, and you most certainly got guts.
It's an excellent game to dive in to, whether it be to have fun and relax, or to stick it down and blow off some steam. The mechanics are intricate, fun, and much more in-depth than they seem at first, and yet, they're also easy to pick up for players who may have a harder time with them. Sure, the skill ceiling is so high that stars orbit lower than it, but that's all part of the fun!

There's even a demo available if you wish to try the game before you buy, and even then I cannot recommend the game enough. It's fun, fast paced, and a great way to relax after a hard day at work, or even if you just are feeling a bit funky.

Though, shining praise aside, my one gripe with the game is that while it does have controller support, it does not have any menu functionality for controllers at all, or even a menu to let you re-map controls for the controller.

This game was truly an inspiring project, and i miss being able to fly through the skies now that the servers have been shut down. Being able to grapple and swing from ship to ship, island to island, and between was an amazing experience I wish could be revived once again for more players to experience.

I honestly do not recommend Destiny 2 to players who are looking for a PvE experience, due to most of the exotic item quests requiring the player to go into a cheater infested pvp setting, where even if you have halfway decent gear, people who min-max and cheaters have gear that is tuned specificly for instantly killing others, and making it impossible to actually get similar gear because most pvp quests will lose progress if you get killed.

A quite tough game to play at first, however if you take the time to earn some unlocks, it can be quite fun to play a round or two in free time.

(Edit as of 7/12/2021)
The game is of extremely high quality, not slacking in options for which to change up gameplay style, and for the price the game goes for even without a steam sale, I can wholeheartedly say that it's worth money to play if you enjoy rogue-like, or rogue-lite games.

I've been playing the game for a good few updates now and love the way the the physics and combat feel.

The game itself is somewhat fun, but I don't think the game is worth 44$.