Recent reviews by T.BlackDeath

This game is legit the most fun multiplayer game I've played in a long time.
The south gothic horror atmosphere really complements the gameplay. every match will have your adrenaline running wild.

And now they are working on the lore which makes this universe a lot more badass. I can really see myself watching a "Taboo, the TV Show" styled show set in the Bayou.

If you're looking for a suspense, atmospheric, horror competitive game then you won't find any game better than Hunt.
This game really put Tarkov and their new dlc decision into the mud.

If you're looking for a gory/ over the top action oriented rts game that is set in the Warhammer 40K universe, this game is a gem. still kinda holds up today.
The campaign was fun and the story was surprisingly good. this game is awesome and is my first entry to the Warhammer 40K universe and I guess I've got a lot to explore now.

Really fun game, killing floor has a specific session vibe to it.
just whatever you do, don't buy the dlc's because if anyone else has them you'll get access to the content online, and generally it's not that worth it.

I loved the part when Zagreus tells his father "it's over father, I'm the Hades now!" .. bravo Vince.

Writing this just for the steam badge

Garry's Mod is a great (somewhat party) game that would give you and your friends a fun time playing through it's endless modlist and maps.

There are hundreds of mods that you can play with your friends and almost all of what you want to do will be out there waiting for you to download it.
Personally I liked the Prophunt mod the most because of how well it was made, maps can differ and they can change the flavor of the game a lot.

Get it when it's on sale with your friends, if you don't have friends or your friends don't want to play it for some reason there are thousands of communities just wanting new international players to be part of it's playerbase.

You can be Hitler, defeat the USSR, Britain and America while listening to Kanye West's music through your modded radio songs

If you liked playing Gwent in the Witcher 3, then you surely will like this game, it's improved both visually and gameplay-wise, there are a lot more cards and techniques that you can preform and master. There are now new factions that the players can choose to build their deck on (and every faction is really different in terms of card play and theme).
I really loved how they didn't change the fact that each faction has a specific theme and characters (The Wild Hunt and Vampires for the Monsters faction - Espionage and Infiltration units for the Nilfgaardian faction etc...), and not to forget the Easter eggs from the trilogy, you will see a lot of familiar characters and references in the game every now and then. all of this shows that the developers really liked what they were doing and were not blinded of greed.

The whole experience of the game doesn't feel odd or uncanny of that in the Witcher 3, I still love to play against someone in midnight, start planning to improve my deck, I still get excited when I pull a tactic correctly so the gameplay is fun and fulfilling.
The Quests book is a welcomed addition to the card game as well, it's basically a quests tree that you spend reward points in to get new items, or even other market currencies, now this is great because you won't need to pay 5$ every second, they really put an opportunity for the players who don't pay for microtransactions to enjoy playing the game anyway, this way, every time you play you earn reward points, which you spend in the Quest Book and by that you earn new skins, cards packs, or transmuting your cards from the standard level to the premium level so that they can look more fancier than others.. and as I said before, you can get new cards either through spending in-game points and opening kegs (which has 4 bronze cards and 1 guaranteed rare card) or by spending real money to buy these kegs, though I don't recommend spending a cent in the game because the gameplay abilities gap between you and someone who spends real money on microtransactions becomes smaller by just playing the game, so don't worry about building your deck, you really just have to play.

Everyone who liked Gwent in The Witcher 3 should play it or at least give the game a chance I mean, it's free, dude.
You have the freedom of choosing your deck collection and gameplay style, cosmetics that you can get by usually playing, and the game's graphics and visual effects look fantastic, there are a tone of players to play against and not to forget that the developers are working on a new mode which will be completed soon.

The game is generally fun, the atmosphere of the ships colliding and firing at each other is on another level, a captain in the ship is actually essential (he can direct the crew to change directions, hold fire, board an enemy ship etc) through voice chat.

And the game is surprisingly alive, so you won't have an issue finding players.
Try to play it with friends, it's much more enjoyable with them, especially if you can bring enough people and make a crew, great stuff.

I would purchase the game with it's full price, the developers are trying hardly to make it better, which I very much appreciate. but if you can't, then wait for a sale.

I bought Dark Souls Remastered, and decided to replay DS1 once more but to get the Perfect Game this time (100% Achievements Percentage).. the game is still the same as the last time I saw it and of course I find that really great since I loved the original game but the Remastered version has some appreciated improvements and I will talk about the most important ones in this review.

• There are Official Dedicated Servers now (No need to install third party networking software like you used to do in the previous old game to play PvP) that means, the only thing you want to do now is gather some Cracked Red Eye Orbs and invade people's game Just Kidding, Do not do that, it's unholy .

• You can connect with 6 Players at the same time.. that means Fight Clubs are far more fun to play now with extra people.. and gathering people now is far more easier since the Multiplayer is not P2P.

• Phantoms can heal themselves, and phantoms now come with half the amount of Estus Flask that they have in their world.

• Password Matchmaking is available to use now, even when you are playing as a high leveled character you can fight a less leveled player (or more). using the same password one of the two players can put a red sign and the other can see it. (this is extremely helpful in trading with players or in muling). if you want more information regarding matchmaking ranges, I recommend you to use this Range Calculator for Summoning and Invasions[darksouls.wiki.fextralife.com]

• You can rejoin Covenants that you left through the Bonfire menu.

• New Bonfire near Vamos the Catacombs' blacksmith

• Framerate has been massively improved, even the most terrible places (like Blighttown) can now be played at Good-Smooth-60-Frames-Per-Second. AND You can play the game at 1080p Resolution now.. and they made some Graphics and Textures improvements.

Besides that the lore is a masterpiece, The world of this game is fascinating, it's interconnected with memorable shortcuts, every area has it's own mobs and enemies, to the first day of me playing the Remastered version (after 5 years of my last time playing Dark Souls 1) I still remembered every hidden wall, shortcut and bonfire place.

Boss Fights are exceptionally memorable and easy learned, they are genuine and rewarding, do not expect the same quality as in Dark Souls 3 except for certain known boss fights, but in General, they're really memorable and appreciated in my opinion.

NPC questlines are generally there to give more narrative to the world of Dark Souls, and to give the player the feeling of that you're still not lonely in this unforgiving world, there are characters that have goals to reach just like you, and by this, the player feels more comfortable and connected to the game's world. not to mention that some NPC's became iconic to the community of the Soulsborne.

Fighting mechanics are really enjoyable, after the release of Demon's Souls, Fromsoftware appeared comfortable with the gameplay mechanics and fighting style that they made, so they sticked to it in this game, and that added more re-playbility to the game. in a playthrough you can play as a Dexterity Pyromancer, and in another, you can play as a Dumbledore sorcerer, the game gave you the freedom of choosing, you can play as whatever you want. you can enjoy playing at whatever mechanics you'd like to play with.