Recent reviews by Behraka

Would I recommend a game in 2017, a year where if god forbid, a game lacks storyline or a clear backbone, it would be torn to pieces by social justice warriors no matter what political agenda they follow? Yes.

I would recommend Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. Been a fan of the series since Return to Castle Wolfenstein. However, New Colossus is not a game without flaws, and by flaws, I reckon the game's poor launch can speak for itself clearly.

This has to be one of the worst game launches I've ever seen, yet nothing can still beat beat Mass Effect: Andromeda. Though I have to mention that I had no problems after updating my Nvidia drivers.

But once you move on with the launch issues, the game itself is arguably a good follow-up to The New Order. The intensity is as ever present and the game's pace goes well with your daily adrenaline rushes, but it goes without saying that the stealth mechanism has also improved a lot for those cheeky players who want the silent but deadly way out of every mission.

Haven't finished the game yet but I've been told to expect an anticlimactic ending. Even if that's the case, I honestly think the storyline was solid enough and there was actual effort put into the main characters, not to mention the voice work. There is a lot of political backlash regarding the game's political agenda but honestly, a lot of people forget this game bears the legacy of 90s FPS heat and that's what got me into playing this game, not the usual left-wing/right-wing blabbering about political correctness.

I would recommend this game BUT the horrible launch makes it unworthy of a day 1 purchase. Either wait for the patches or 6 months from now to get the game at an affordable price when it goes on sale.

Extremely breath-taking and realistic.

Black squad member's loyalty mission involves finding his dad.

Like I said, realistic.

If you can't afford KF2, this is the best option for you.

To state the obvious, the campaign is really fun and the pace is unbelievably fun.
Being an avid FPS fan, I love what Bethesda has done to bring back the pace and the feel of a classic title.

As for the multiplayer, the new updates are truly promising. There is a higher chance of getting a populated lobby even if you live in a desert like me.

As for the online-DRM, apparently the switch to OpenGL fixes the issue for people who wish to play it offline only.

An addictive game plagued by drama, cheaters, hit registration and toxicity. All that aside, it's a good entry in the CS series.

As meticulous as a real-life deskjob filling paperwork to sustain your family, I think the game is beyond a run-of-the-mill point & click game. It may not hit the nail on the wall, but there's much more to the game which requires enough precision and rather quick reflexes if you care about your family in the game. I think it's a little overpriced but at the same time, it's entertaining and rather challenging.

Hell, I could be going on a heist with my buddies right now, but I'm too focused on chasing cats and hitting them.

WTF.

Fun game, especially when you learn how to do all these cheesy yet outrageous stunts in the game.

Fast-paced indie game with a kickass soundtrack. Could be a bit challenging but nevertheless a must-have.