Recent reviews by Sevuz

While okay, it's buggy (button prompts), and playing above Normal is a pain.

Got this one for free. After 3 hours I can say this much. Just NO.

The game had a rough launch. But after some updates and an AFK fix it has been fun. For me, it has been 115 hours (which is crazy). It's good co-op fun with buddies.

Now for the negatives. Yes, sadly.
- Warbonds so far have not been that interesting. Not worth the 1000 points you have to grind or BUY via cash shop. I have yet to use real money and don't intend to. Most of it is just meh variants.

- MTX is here and is the only way to get new gear unless you want to grind for 40 min for a chance to find a max of 20-50 super credit.

- Updates are hit-and-miss. Often fix one thing and break another and some dumb nerfs that nobody asked for.

- From the 6th of May 2024 you NEED a PSN account to play as a PC player.
Update: After much backlash, this is no longer the case.

HD2 is a fun decent game. But it does have some issues (above) that you should be aware of before going in.

While old, it's still a classic and a must play for Batman fans.

So after 129 hours, I think I can give my short (but not too short) review of the 2.1 version of the game. After 3 years the game is finally in stage worth recommending.

- I found the main plot to be the weakest part of the game. Didn’t give much for JS and you are dying. But have plenty of time to do Side Quests and Gigs for 100 hours.
- The side content and exploration is the meat and potato and it is what saves this game.
- Crafting is pretty much pointless since you find so much gear and loot.
- While quickhacks can be fun to play with, the majority of skills and upgrades don’t feel that important.
- RT settings will eat lots of FPS and should only be used if you have a beefy GPU.

- The story and plot are better than the base game.
- Side Quests and Gigs are great.

Lots of weird, sad, and dark stories in Main and Dogtown. It will be interesting to see if ANY of them will be mentioned in the next Cyberpunk game. That we might be lucky to see within 10 years…

For the most part, I had a good time playing CP2077. While some of the scars of the rushed launch are still there, they are minor at this point. As of now, CP2077 is worth a buy. Being full price or sale.

Got the game + DLC on sale for 60 euros.
Finished it after 30 hours on normal and enjoyed most of my time with it. Way more fun than RE2.

Pros:
- The controller and K&M both work fine. But K&M wins when it comes to precision when aiming.
- 30 hours main + you can replay it with unlocks. Can also have fun with the horde mod for a few hours.

Cons:
- Upscaling (FSR) is pretty bad sadly. So if you have an Nvidia GPU, use the DLSS mod. Looks way better.
- Normal anti-aliasing is still awful in the RE engine.
- Setting for GPU VARM % usage is poor and incorrect.

If you are an Nvidia owner, you can get around the AA issues. AMD and Intel users are not so lucky. So while I do give this game a thumbs up, it's more a 3/5 star since the technical side ain't free from issues that Capcom will never fix. So AMD and Intel owners, beware of this before buying.

If you like Metrovania games already, then this is an easy recommendation.

To be honest? Only on sale and you have no other co-op game to play with your buddies.

The bad
- The replacement bots are mostly useless on anything but easy. So don't play Solo.
- Don't bother with the DLC. It's not worth it.
- The navigation in the menus is a weird mix of controller and K&M
- You will need patience. It gets repetitive fast.
- Too many useless items to unlock

The best I can say about it
- It's playable
- They have kept updating that instead of abandoned it like many other would have done.

As I said, on sale and only if you have 2 others to play with.

3/5

Okay, so I have played DS2 a few times by now. As much as I have enjoyed this title over the years, it shows its age here in 2023.
- It does not play well with modern CPUs with more than 8 cores. So you will need to use a costume user fix.
- Controls feels a bit stiff (especially after playing the remake of DS1)
- Has an old awful activation on only 5 PC BS build-in. Thanks a lot, EA -_-'

skip this one. Play the DS1 remake and wait for the DS2 remake in the future.

Dead Space have never looked this good. But I do have a few gripes with it.
- For the most part, I like the game. BUT, the PC version has FPS issues, so wait until they patch it.
- The voice acting is a step back from the 2008 version. The main cast sounds WAY to calm when you think about how many space zombies are onboard the ship.

Besides the a few gripes I have with the game, I like it. But as I said before, wait for a patch to fix the FPS issues.

7/10


Okay, so the game is completed after 20 hours.

Pros:
- Gameplay and controls are a HUGE improvement over the old games.
- The game looks for the most part good.
- It loads really fast with an SSD/M2

Cons:
- The voice acting is just FLAT and DULL across the board. Really hope this gets better with the DS2 remake.
- The supporting cast is less useful than in the original. Isaac is way too much of a Mary Sue + handles himself way too well with combat without prior combat training.
- Plenty of plot and logic plotholes.

It's not a bad game. But play the game for its gameplay, not the plot or voice acting.

8/10