Recent reviews by LimpetArch

While Manhunt 2 is pretty much a terrible game that is very hard to feel bad for, the original is an absolute masterpiece of a stealth game, and probably one of the best horror games out there. And to those who say its not a horror game, tell me how vile and disgusting is it to see Cash pulling the gruesome execution with the Baseball Bat?

It got TwoMad killed. 20/10.

Assetto Corsa is the sort of game you buy based on your experience with whatever was the last piece of ♥♥♥♥ you previously played (Forza Horizon 5 notably). Its also an excellent way to begin sim racing, particularly when others offers outside of iracing (who happens to just ruin your wallet) are just broken messes.

My only gripe is that this game isn't suited at all for rallying, so if you are into that, you might as well consider other games like WRC Generations (which I do plan to buy)

An absolute broken mess. If it werent for my friends and SepiSP4's crew that I roll with, I would have long left this game. The list of issues includes, but not limited to:

- Awful amount of bugs (rainbow textures, stuttering, crashes etc)
- Extremely awful moderation (You can get banned for nothing while those blatant cheating get away with it and even get endorsed)
- Lack of functionality in the map (a barebone wasteland without even snow outside of the mountain)

You really have to be a masochism to play this game.

Normally, I don't find too much negative to say, but let's say if it weren't for the mod community, I would have mixed to semi-negative thoughts.

That being said, it merits to be held high. Just make sure you run the bug and performance fixing mods and you should be alright.

After playing Quake a lot, I knew I had to look at Half Life.

Truly unforgiving, but in a good way. This isn't some halo 2 legendary type of stupidity that would force you to rely on one strategy, but rather some severe difficulty that would force you to tinker for every encounters. Run, think, shoot and live is the motto and I wish other games had such difficulty curves.

The rest? I do not need to explain.

The influence of what was left behind in Quake 1's base game takes the center of the attention in DoE and for those who wonder how would the cut content would return, well DoE is kind of it. Nods aside, it is what you would expect.

The variety might leave a little bit to be desired, but the fundations aren't compromised and in fact improved in some subtle but enjoyable ways. There, you can see the seeds for what would be Dissolution Of Eternity's goodness.

An incredible legacy and a fine game it is. Everything that has be said has been said before numerous times by other people, so I am not going to write too much about what makes Quake so great and the little quirks that are adressed by a couple of mods/add-ons.

If I really have any gripes about Quake, it has to do with the re-release. Thats great, but I wish the Dimension Of The Machine was easily obtainable outside of the Kex Port. Especially when source ports like Quakespasm, Darkplaces, Mark V and JoeQuake are the absolute norm.

Pros
- Fairly priced in a time where greed has been the spotlight of huge PR disasters
- Extensively mod-friendly, so you can always tweak it out if you think it is a bit too barebone
- Large-scaled battles, which are always a good thing
- The AI is remarkably good for a fps game, no staying idle 24/7 or mindless rushing ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
- Surprisingly well-detailled for a low poly style.
Cons
- Lacks properly functioning multiplayer (There is a mod but I tried it and it is nowhere smooth)

Overall, if you want to participate in the early access, Ravenfield is one of your most compelling options.