Recent reviews by SGTFreddy

The game crashes frequently in a certain bossfight on Windows 10. Besides that, the game has heavy performance issues (40fps in cities on a GTX 1060) and the controls are quite clunky.

The game is great if you do not mind that the last campaign level is just unfair.

No Man's Sky was in a really bad state on release, but Hello Games managed to turn it into a very cool space exploration game. This is how you fix a broken game, Ubisoft and EA!

This game feels like the developers absolutely don't want you to finish it.

Fights are designed to be just unfair as enemies spawn directly behind you or in corners that you checked a second ago. Of course, all enemies can run faster than Alan, have more stamina and the dodge move doesn't work most of the time.

Also, the game just throws random jumpscares at you to kill the atmosphere completely
( a woman screaming at you, objects falling from the sky, etc.)

The controls are clunky, but not too bad.

The music of the game fits it's atmosphere pretty well.

The Graphics are obviously outdated, but it still looks solid for a game released in 2012 and you can propably run this game on your toaster.

Storywise, the game is well written, it only has some pacing issues (a lot of senseless fights between story parts)
But then there's the last episode. The only content besides the ending is an HOUR of walking and driving on an endless road fighting tons of enemies. I've never seen such a boring ending.

All in all, it's a game with a good story and absolutely frustrating gameplay. I only recommend to buy this if you get on sale for like 5 bucks or something.

This game is completely broken and it contains microtransactions.






It's still better than Fifa, tho.

I stopped playing this game after the game made me lose a fight with a boss around thirty times in a row just because of pure RNG. At this point, I already did lose around 150 dungeoneers through RNG. Don't waste your time with this purely RNG-based game.

10/10 would throw a bottle in someone's face to distract a guard again