Recent reviews by Treucer

It's very much L4D mixed with Vermintide II, which is great. The story isn't as deep as Vermintide, more like L4D storyline overall where its per episode. They are fairly simplistic, but that is okay you are there to kill things for the Emperor anyway. The last two difficulties are seriously challenging, which is great to see. The "premium" real money store only contains cosmetic items, so no pay to win with it. That could be implemented better by allowing for people to earn small bits in-game, but even without that thankfully (as of now) nothing gameplay impactful locked behind it. So long as it stays that way, I recommend it. Also nice that it is being sold for below average price ($40 as of review).

It is a fairly good battlefield overall. I am not a huge fan of the "characters" - I think it was better when everyone was grunts but the gameplay mechanics and maps are good so far. Hope for more diversity in the future. Get it on sale.

The game is fun, but way more "movie game" than I had originally thought. I expected it to be a little more open world with the ability to make choices. Overall though I would still recommend it, just understand it is pretty on rails.

The game is a lot of fun, similar to L4D1/2 but has it's own style for sure. Versus is coming out soon which will probably bring a lot to the game as well, but even without versus the game is enjoyable and difficulty ramps up nicely.

It is unfortunate that the new build are locked behind a paywall, but I get ongoing support requires money. Judge that as you will. Recommend purchasing the game still, hopefully when on sale.

It's a fun retro-style side scroller you can play with a friend. Don't expect too much out of it and you will be pleased.

I found the mechanics of the game clunky. Maybe it is because I tried to play it after it released so long ago. Unless you are a diehard witcher fan I would recommend to pass and play one of the newer ones while reading about the lore of this through wikis.

Eh, it is okay. The graphics are really nice. If I had friends who wanted to play it and the game was really cheap - maybe. The online community for it is dead though so this is hard to recommend.

A great game if you enjoy Japanese history, samurai or want to play the best version of early firearms to date in the TW franchise. It does suffer from the units being all very similar across the different factions, but that feels acceptable given how small each faction is geographically.

The graphics are good and honestly I enjoyed the game play. I will admit I did not finish the game, but that was my fault for playing it right after Far Cry 4. It feels a lot like the Far Cry series and I would liken it a lot to that. You have bases, get through bases, have certain areas/missions which are story specific. The storyline is a bit out there but enjoyable. I recommend it for Far Cry lovers who want a bit of a different spin on the same formula. Maybe I will come back and finish it at some point.

As a previous COH fan I went into this with high expectations. It is a fun game and feels like COH. It is difficult though as it just isn't linked to history like COH is and I miss that aspect. I also think that the depth of the races and the combat is a bit lacking. Combine that with more cartoony graphics and I would label this as "just okay". I recommend it for COH/COH2 fans who buy it on sale.