Recent reviews by Kovah

It's a somewhat nice game. However, I just not that excited anymore even after playing the first few missions. You can't complete any of them on your own, and it feels like you spend 90% of the time planning how to do stuff and a little preparation. It's less about tearing things down, but doing the greatest heist ever. It's more like a pixelated Payday.
And boy, this game is giving me extreme motion sickness, despite tweaking some options!

Definitely not worth the money.

Infra is an unexpectedly large game. After more than 20 hours I've finished my first playthrough. The game really is a perfect balance between exploration, puzzles and storytelling, and a must-play for fans of snippet hunting, urban exploration and a rich atmosphere.

After spending a dozen hours an this game I decided to quit it. It’s becoming increasingly frustrating, grinding for super rare resources for over two hours. The game is too complex and does offer only little help to get anything going forward. Now I see myself packed with quests I know I can’t complete because of missing items or abilities, which I can’t acquire because the regions are locked. What a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ experience.

An excellent successor to the good old SWAT games. Absolutely great game.

Just don't buy it. This game is a buggy mess! In 3.5 hours of play the game crashed like 20 times. Thank god I got with a bundle...

What a lovely piece of art. Not only that playing a cat is enough to make this a classic, the game itself has a simple but beautiful story and a fantastic atmosphere. Must play for all cat lovers and adventure players.

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this DLC yet. While it's nice to bake some Pizzas, the overall experience was mediocre at best. As many others already explained, the bugs and performance do really spoil the baking.
Ingredients will randomly scatter all over the room, this happened especially often while storing dough in the dough trays. You just have to lightly touch the tray with your pizza shovel and the 8kg tray full of dough will jump around like a grasshopper, shooting the dough into the air. And don't get me started on the baskets which are required to gather ingredients from the basement....
Performance wise, the DLC seems poorly optimized. I have to fight with a lot of stuttering which then results in those flying dough trays because you turn around more than you wanted to.
As long as you bake for fun without rushing, it's okay. But when you try to do some challenges, you will find yourself stuck in those looooong animations, smashing the mouse and keyboard keys in hope that you can do the next thing without missing some seconds of action.
Speaking of challenges, some of them are absolutely frustrating. Reading the description alone feels like deciphering hieroglyphs: trying to do them failed often without knowing the reason. "Prepare 7 ingredient containers without 300 seconds." I filled 7 within that time frame, but did not complete the challenge. Then, what does prepare mean?
The furnace is annoying as hell, your have to put in logs after every damn pizza. What kind of hellfire is burning in there, that those logs evaporate in like 1 minute?
Last but not least is the game balancing itself. After unlocking all ingredients and pizza types, it can become really daunting that nobody orders any special pizza. Nobody! I have like 100 things to put in the pizza but 99% of all orders want a damn Margarita. I have containers of banana, american sausage, hazelnut sauce, feta, ground lamb, and some others that I never used yet?!

Devs, please fix those bugs and glitches. Please.

I really recommend Revontuli Coast. It's a huge map with a large variety of animals to hunt, from small birds to deers, elks and bears. Not only the animals are highly diverse, the landscape is very interesting as it offers anything from dense forests to fields and large lake districts.
As the story line in the last few maps was mediocre at least, this story line feels way more lively and real. Instead of weird quests about the civil war, a Finn guides you through the map like a tourist guide. It sounds dull, but this way you explore the map with a lot of interesting background stories.
Until yet, I have not discovered any bugs or issues. Compared to the last maps, this one is definitely worth the money.

I actually like this map. Wide fields, swamps and not too dense forests really make the map diverse and fun to play on. Sure, it has its quirks, but I did not have any issues with stuck alligators or other serious bugs. I also don't find it contains too few river crossings, they are just not clearly marked on the map. If you are unsure, get this map when it's discounted, it's worth it.

Simply put, Back 4 Blood is Left 4 Dead with nice new graphics, a weird card-that-modify-the-game system and hard grinding.
In the introduction of the cards the makers boldly state, that the modification cards will completely change the levels on each play-through. I have not noticed anything, they just make the levels a bit easier or harder. Besides the fact that one map is used for like 10 levels with some different parts unlocked, the maps are boring one-way tunnels filled with enemies. Lower the graphic settings and you get Left 4 Dead in it's glory.

Back 4 Blood could have been such a great title and level up the Left 4 Dead series in so many ways: a RPG-like character levelling system, complete weapon modification, new interesting enemies, an open world approach, maybe even vehicles, and so on. There are tons of possibilities, yet it feels like it was put together by some careless, uninspired and greedy managers. To put it simple: pure money making. The base game, in comparison with Left 4 Dead, is horribly overpriced. Whatever the DLC contains, it probably should have been included in the base game and not be sold separately.

It's a shame. Just don't buy this pathetic Left 4 Dead clone.