Recent reviews by CommSnake

Great game overall. I played this game with my girlfriend and we both enjoyed it very much. It served as a nice entry into video games for her. She asked me the other day if they had added more to this game because she would like to play more. Needless to say, we are both eagerly waiting for the next major update to the game.

As for a rating I give this game a 3.5/5

Gameplay & Controls 5/5 - This game in ease to learn and play.

Story & Characters 3/5 - There is limited 'Story' though it is in early access so this could be fleshed out further.

Graphics & Visuals 4/5 - The graphics are unique and cute however the visuals along with the concept of playing around light can cause the 'play space' to feel very cluttered.

Sound & Music 3/5 - The sound and music is not entirely unique or groundbreaking, it serves its purpose.

Replayability 3/5 - I can see this game getting boring quickly with the lack of in game events.

Innovation 3/5 - This game doesn't really add much to the genre besides cute characters to play as.

PUBG is a great game conceptually and operationally. It is by far one of the best games in the battle royale genre. The game has little to no learning curve at all. The play mechanics are smooth. As for being an early release game PUBG is out performing most if not all similar titles. PUBG has a remarkable prompt patch/update record mostly in line with what their players are requesting. The game still has some obvious flaws with player animations and latency that are in the works and I'm sure will be corrected in upcomming patchs. Overal PUBG is a great title and the developers have done an amazing job.

Arma 3 is the top brass in terms of Mill Sims.

The campaign is something all Military Combat games should strive for. Its balanced and allows for tons of replay ability.

The level of detail of everything is imense, from how you are sitting to the terain. That being said you will need a High Performance PC to run Arma 3 without compromising graphics quality for increased performance. The investment is well worth it.

The developers are contantly coming out with new content in order to keep the game above its counterparts.

The community behind Arma is vast and varying from small rag tag groups of friends who like to experience high levels of realistic combat, too Large groups of players who love to Roleplay. You can't forget about the modding community as well. Arma has immense modd support and the mods that are availble for this title is staggering.

Warthunder is a game all of its own. The only part of this game that can be compared to its competitors is the arcade modes. From that point it is entirely in its own field.

The arcade mode has a highlevel of depth while maintaining its simplicity.

The realistic mode brings a breath of fresh air to the genre by ramping up the physics and taking away the aim assist. This is done all without compromising the game you started to love in the arcade modes.

Finally simulator mode, this is not for the faint of heart. You are locked in cockpit view and you have FULL vehical controls. If you don't know how to control a plane and don't really know much about how aerodynamics works you should avoid this mode untill you have the external devices and you have done some reading.

This game is essentially still in Beta wether the developers are willing to admit it or not in terms of balance and polish. They are however coming out with new content on a regular basis. Being free this game is like somebody walking up to you and handing you a 60$ game and saying enjoy.

EVE Online offers tons of value for your money. EVE operates just as real life would, you don't level up and most of your life progression comes from spending time and money; time to increase skills in certain areas; money to buy you that shiney new toy that gets the job done. It offers multiple career paths but not too much that you find yourself overwhelmed with decisions. I would say it has just the right balance. When you first start off I will admit, the game can be daunting. You are essentially thrown into the game world. You are given a helpful yet breif introduction to ship control, combat, the in game market, mining, and exploration. After that though you are essentially on your own. EVE has a great user community as a whole who are willing to teach and set you on the right path, but beware there are some who would seek to take advantage. EVE does have a bit of a learning curve but if you start off slow dont rush into anything and find people who are willing to take you under their wings youll do just fine and youll enjoy the game.