Recent reviews by - DjC

This game is absolutely fantastic! The level of detail is incredible, and the gameplay keeps you hooked. You can recruit survivors into your community, switch between their characters, and put them to work or just play around. It gives you major The Walking Dead vibes as you search for new bases to build, scavenge resources like materials, fuel, and food, and try to survive in a dangerous, zombie-infested world.

The survival elements, coupled with the texture and immersion in the graphics, make this game a definite must-play in the genre. It is highly recommended for those who enjoy surviving against odds, resource management, and exploration of a beautiful world.

The only thing that really brings this game down is the physics with vehicles. Sometimes, even the tiniest rock or pothole will immediately halt your car, especially while driving at high speed across uneven terrain. That gets frustrating, but hopefully, it's something the developers can improve.

Overall, this is a highly enjoyable and rewarding game that's perfect for anyone who loves survival games or the zombie apocalypse theme!

Raft is a pretty cool survival game, almost like a creative take on Sea of Thieves. Imagine taking the thrill of ocean exploration and mixing it with the building and surviving challenge. You start with a small raft and gather resources to expand it, turning it into anything you can think of: a functional ship, a sprawling fortress, or even a beautiful floating home.

But the real charm lies in Raft's multiplayer mode. All this fun gets multiplied threefold when players team up to strategize, build, and survive together. From fighting sharks to creating an ultimate waterborne base, it's a different story altogether.

Totally Recommended!! Don't miss it

It's such a great combination of stress and teamwork. The whole concept of infiltrating the house to rescue a buddy, knowing one of your team members actually is the Neighbor, adds this really cool twist of betrayal. Every match devolves into this perfect combination of strategy, trusting, and paranoia in trying to figure out who the traitor is. The cartoonish art feel balances the atmosphere of spookiness; thus, making it accessible yet keeping tensions running high. It is such a blast being around friends because every game has those nail-biting moments and surprise backstabs. It's an awesome game if you like mixing social deduction with a bit of horror.

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Playing New World for years non-stop, and I've met tonnes of awesome friends while grinding through dungeons and mutations, the whole thing is just incredibly annoyingly slow developers' updates. First off, the game really had a tonne of potential with its awesome world and cool combat, fun multiplayer. I mean, lately it is just jammed with bugs and glitches that totally screw up the fun. Even though I’ve had a blast, especially teaming up with friends in PvE stuff, the sparse updates have really made the community feel kinda left out. It's a bummer because New World had the potential to be way more if the developers had put more effort into refining and growing it.

I seriously feel that this is one of the coolest social platforms I have ever tried. The great friends I have made here, the custom maps that allow us to hang out in so many ways, whether it's just hanging out in a comfy virtual room, watching movies, even faking cooking and sharing meals, the creativity with this game is seriously endless. Being able to express yourself with the avatars, and checking out other user-made worlds, makes every session one-of-a-kind. It is more than just a game; it is a place where friendships blossom and memories pop in with the coolest, most creative ways.

That's a great strategy game wherein one gets to run a country during those crazy times of World War II. I have completely lost count of time just guiding nations through some wild military missions, handling resources. It is a really deep game where one can control everything from moving troops around to shaping the political ideas. What really makes it cool is that you can rewrite history—it's totally up to you if you wanna go with real historical events or switch things up completely in the war. It’s a game that needs you to think strategically, be patient, and plan ahead, plus it has endless replay value thanks to mod support and all sorts of scenarios. If you’re into strategy and history, you’ve gotta check out Hearts of Iron IV.

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