Recent reviews by legoman1661

ADHD: The Game. There's so much information constantly appearing all over the UI, the skins of the characters are ridiculous and have very bright palettes, and there's a slew of special effects cluttering the playing field. I've tried to give this game a go; I really have, but none of my play sessions last very long because my eyes end up hurting after a short while of playing.

I pray that replacing old games with new ones doesn't become the norm (Overwatch 2 replacing Overwatch, CS2 replacing CS:GO.)
Just let me play Counter-Strike: Global Offensive; the game I BOUGHT.

It's a fun little Wolfenstein clone with a good soundtrack that'll last you about half an hour if you just go through the levels without searching for the secrets or going achievement hunting. I found that the aiming bug actually made the game more challenging and fun. However, the steam version also seems to suffer from a bug where it doesn't save the player's progress correctly. For this one reason, I cannot recommend the steam version of the game. Get the game off-steam.

I was not expecting to enjoy a visual novel this much. It's really good. I thought that it would be boring, but DDLC isn't boring in the slightest. I even knew of a few of the noteworthy parts of the game before playing it, yet they still got to me.

Steam says that I only have 0.3 hours in this game because I played it via a file shortcut. When in fullscreen and launched through Steam, the game would frequently flicker.

I can't even launch it. It doesn't even give me an error message; it just refuses to launch.

I finally got it to work, and it.. isn't even that good. It's just Portal but extremely bright and with the occasional crash.

441 hours.
Probably only about 30 on the field.
About 1 hour of action.

ARMA 3 comes with a mission creator.
That mission creator is highly detailed and allows for scripting.
I like the editor.

Though BE WARNED: If you are living in Australia, maybe think twice about purchasing this game.
It has no official Australian servers, so if you want to play online without 100+ ping, you're going to have to join an Australian community server that has a billion mods installed.
Not cool, ARMA devs.

It's Half-Life with cut content that runs at an unstable framerate.

I don't recommend this mod until the performance issues get resolved.

Modding tools would make this much more replayable.
The most important things that mods could add would be more rooms, more objectives and more enemies.
In OMFG's current state it can get boring fairly quickly because of the lack of variety in everything besides the guns.
But still: this is a free game, so you shouldn't get it expecting a several hour long engaging campaign or something like that. It's just a simple game, though I think that modding would make it go from 'a mediocre game to play when you're bored' to 'a good game in general.'

Very cool. The heavy containment zone checkpoint doors didn't unlock after I deactivated the checkpoint lock in the control room.

The gameplay is pretty much Left 4 Dead minus the special infected.
In the campaign mode, the players are tasked with going inside a heavily infected area to place a bomb, and then run to an escape vehicle to survive the blast. It can get pretty fun and hectic on higher difficulties trying to cut through the hordes of zombies to get to the escape vehicle before the bomb goes off.
The survival mode is a generic zombie survival gamemode. You run around, shoot zombies, grab new weapons from crates and try to survive for as many waves as you can.

Instead of finding weapons and items in the levels you can play as one of five classes which come with preset loadouts.

Also: The CURE operative bots are actually fairly intelligent. They react well to situations and even use their special abilities and grenades in according situations, I've even seen them block choke points with incendiary grenades.

The game can get pretty boring after a while, but the modding community is surprisingly strong, which extends the game's runtime.
However the core gameplay is always the same. You can not mix and match weapons in campaigns (only in survival are you given that privilege) which makes for a lack of interesting metas. For example you cannot equip dual pistols and a sniper rifle as they are locked to two different classes. This heavily dampens the replayability since you're always going to be using the exact same sets of guns with no variation.
Also not helping the game is the lack of zombie types. There are three in the game: the walkers, the runners and the infected CURE operatives.
The walkers are slow and weak, they don't pose much of a threat except for when they're located in tight spaces and are in great numbers.
The runners are equally fragile to the walkers, but move faster than the players, making them more dangerous, they're mostly an annoyance that give the hordes of walkers opportunities to gain on the players as whenever a zombie hits a player, the player temporarily stops movement.
The infected CURE operatives are awful. They have so much health that it's insane. You can load 20 bullets into them from an assault rifle without them going down. They also aren't even much of an enemy, as they move extremely slowly, about as fast as a player crouching, if not slower. Because of their lack of speed and ludicrous amounts of health they act more like road blocks than actual enemies.

Codename CURE is fun for a few dozen hours at maximum. But the game is free, and a couple dozen hours of enjoyment for free is still a pretty good deal.