Recent reviews by ToyTaco

Gameplay - HELL YEAH BROTHER, it's Tribes

Erez Goren, CEO of Prophecy Games - NO THANK YOU, please seek help, sir

$80 of mobile game-esque daily rewards disguised as DLC in an early access launch - HELL NO, very confusing decision

It's the final hand to win a run. I spend all but one discard and manage to get a straight flush ready to play. I accidentally discard the hand. I wake up in a cold sweat. I play more Balatro.

Hey, don't worry guys, I've got all the loot in my hands so I'll attempt this treacherous jump while 3 creepypastas and an SCP entity barrel down the hall behind us. Nothing (everything) can go wrong.

idk, man. It has it's problems, but this is a fun sim-ish racer with good physics and it feels great on a gamepad. Even with the recent streamlining to car part unlocks, I still think they could pretty much do away with the car-by-car leveling system. Multiplayer has been good overall at B-S safety rating. Graphics are incredible at times, and the dynamic weather is great, but I think it can look a little flat when it's just sunny and clear.

What a love letter to Max Payne. The vibes are immaculate outside of a couple moments where I felt the OST didn't match what was going on. Gameplay is satisfying, but nothing you haven't seen before. The voice acting is excellent, brooding internal monologue and all, and the tidbits of lore you get in the levels is great. Exceeded my expectations.

It's a Korean MMO with ARPG roots. Questing to lvl. 50 (the original cap) was mindless and forgettable for the most part, but fun. There is an overhwhelming amount of menus, systems, and currencies to start, but the game does an okay job at explaining most of the core stuff through the main quest line. Since the game has been out in KR/RU for a few years, there are plenty of guides online for anything you have questions about.

I've just hit 50 where the game really opens up, and from what I've read it's a grind from there on out, but there are so many different types of activities that all help toward progress in some shape or form, it should help the inevitable burn-out.

The cash shop seems to be all cosmetic or items that will aid in reducing the time for end game materials. Not P2W in my opinion, since PVP sets everyone to a level playing field from what I understand. For no upfront cost, I absolutely recommend this for any ARPG and/or MMO fans

**DISCLAIMER**My friend group and I have been unaffected by the server queues or worse, locking certain servers prior to the F2P launch. This sucks, but I did not factor it into my recommendation.

Gorgeous visuals - check
Incredible soundtrack - check
Easy to pick up, hard to master mechanics - check
2 characters I have no interest in playing but make me want to quit the game every time I'm matched against them - CHECK

Incredibly engaging. Easy to pick up and really hard to master. Great selection of (at the moment) 41 various EDM tracks.

HE WAS THE HACKER KNOWN AS 4CHAN, BUT LITTLE DID HE KNOWN, I WAS 5CHAN.

Strikes a good balance between mil-sim and arcade, with pacing and tactics closer to the former, but gunplay and controls closer to something like Battlefield. Looks and sounds great. Maps try to be as historically accurate as possible while still allowing for fun gameplay. Teamwork is absolutely the key to success and fun.