Recent reviews by Phil VonTeasip

Return to form for Call of duty, DMZ is a nice twist to standard warzone

The first real alternative to sitting at your computer for current gen VR hardware. only issue i've had is that presses like selecting a window etc do not register unless you are looking at what you are pressing.

Entertaining puzzles

Really interesting stuff, I find it facinating how a character comes together from this however feel the instructor could have gone into more detail as to why he does certain things so I could understand the formula and adapt to create different facial structures. He touches on it briefly with the nose but doesn't go into any real depth. All told im very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to beginners and experienced modeller's alike.

I purchased this in the hopes I could replace my current software which can be a bit cumbersome when doing certain editing tasks, however key functionality i require is support for multiple audio tracks on a video file (specifically mp4) this software does not offer that, and instead distorts the audio. Otherwise this is as good an editing software as any other, but unfortunatly does not meet my needs.

Usually I am skeptical of F2P games, not only that im not the biggest fan of MMORPG's but I actually enjoyed playing this, it doesnt feel like an MMO, it feel like a singleplayer game where you occasionally get help from people passing by. It doesnt feel like a grind, it just flows very nicely and gives you the feeling of an open world game, what i mean about that is i dont feel like there are any areas off limits skill wise. I'd recommend this game to anyone who enjoys RPG's.

Stick it to The Man! is a very creative adventure/casual game, your purpose being to collect and place stickers to advance forward through the levels. Although this game is fun and at times challenging its not something i can seee myself putting hours into, it's just not quite diverse enough. It would be nice if it wasnt so linear, maybe more toward scribblenaut's sanbox style, being able to place stickers not just where you are supposed to but other places to open alternate routes or just to have fun would be a nice touch. All in all a good game, i'll be keeping an eye open for future offering from this developer.

Black Flag is a step forward for the Assassins Creed series, I didn't warm to the ship segments of the previous assassins creed offering, as it seemed tacked on and not very "assassin like" however my opinion has swayed greatly. I was originally worried that the strong focus on ships would be the downfall of this offering in the series, however i find my self getting lost in scouring the oceans for battles completely forgetting the main story line. The storyline itself is entertaining, but personally not as strong as say assassins creed and assassins creed 2, but it does well to drive you forward to find out what happens. I can see myself playing this game for quite some time, the introduction of Initiates promises to offer endless replay value. All in all this is a fantastic game, if you like the series you will definately like this game.

As a side note i love what Ubisoft are doing in ways of integrating the mobile platform into the actual game rather than it just being some crappy mobile game offering. Being able to view the map in real time on my phone as well as treasure maps and perform kenway's fleet actions enhances the experience greatly.