Recent reviews by Lucapi

The premise of this game is amazing. Large scale RTS with customizable units with an advanced editor.

But after multiple hours of trying to make it work singleplayer, it just doesn't work.
Even on easy mode, my units get steamrolled by the many units the enemy has brought forth. Maybe I'm just bad, but as a casual gamer, singleplayer is just rough.
The game editor is promising and very detailed, but a bit too much so. Enemy spawn and directive have to be detailed to the point I don't even want to bother.

Atomic Heart is a game with a great premise, great artwork and great potential but very limited execution. The story is linear, and while there is an "open" world, there is very little to do. The bossfights were kind of fun but the general fighting lacks in variety. There's also really only one way to play. Stealth is kept to a minimum, but there are different kind of weapons and abilities you can unlock and upgrade.
Still, the story is pretty cool, graphics are pretty and the artistic style is amazing, so it's not all bad.

It's a beautiful game with lovely scenery and music. The story is a bit tough in the start of the game but as the game progresses it gets more and mroe interesting. Combat is tactical and unlike games I have played before. I definitely recommend it to anyone!

Just Cause 4 is overall a cool game with loads of different weapons and vehicles at your disposal to wreak havoc over all of Solis. The graphics look great and are surprisingly light on resources and I definitely recommend people to try this if they like sandbox games.

BUT.... I have also played it's prequel, Just Cause 3. And JC3 is so much better in many ways. Solis offer more variety than Medici but it feels so flat. Medici feels more vibrant, more alive, more real... The time it takes to complete JC3 is shorter than JC4, though JC4 does offer more variety in the way bases are taken. JC3 also offers more structures to be demolished and a better grappling hook system which is less versatile than in JC4 but easier to deploy. Overall, JC3 has a more feel-good vibe and I enjoyed the scenery more as well.

TL;DR: I enjoyed Just Cause 4 and would definitely Recommend it, but I would recommend JC3 even more.

Shadow of war really scratches that itch when it comes to sieging and defending your "castle" while it also offers the same joys found in Shadow of Mordor. Would definately recommend. There's a grind at the end of the game for those who need that 100% or ending credits. But the real game seems to stop after Act III

A really great game full of adventure, beauty and strategy. Kingdoms and castles put you in charge of a small kingdom with only a few people ready to work. Slowly and steadily you will grow your kingdom into something magnificent. From small cottages to large manors and churches and libraries.

It has this lovely medieval theme and a high coziness factor, and I often think how amazing it would be to live in the places I build.
The graphics are simple yet elegant. They make sure a large city can be built without requiring top specs. Which is great given the fact that tens/hundreds/thousands of small people crawl through that city.

All in all I love this game and I expect the developers to add some cool stuff over time!
The only problems I've had are with the new graveyard system. It seems to have messed things up a bit, dead villagers lying in front of a fully manned, empty graveyard and the such. It would be great to be able to enable/disable certain functions in the game in the future.

It's a good thrill. It could have been better, more immersive. But the jumpscares were sometimes too obvious, the events too short and story could be more compelling for it to be more immersive. The end was a bit long but scary nonetheless. As instructed, the thrills and scares would probably work best in a dark room with headphones on a high volume.

Its a very intriguing game, taking you on an emotional rollercoaster through anger, suspicion, sadness and joy. I really enjoyed the game but sadly it's contents are so small. I finished the game in 3 hours, there are no things to do except following the storyline and then, when it's all done, the game is finished. No freeroam, just nothing. That's why it's hard for me to decide whether it's worth the money.

This must also be the only game i've ever played where there was no interaction with physical characters. There are shadows you talk to and ofcourse... Delilah. Maybe this is part of the reason I find it intriguing, because even while there is no interaction apart from speech, there is still a big thrill in this game. And talking to Delilah makes it seem so real..

I'd love to see a sequel or expensions to longer enjoy this game. I recommend this game to anyone seeking a unique story-driven game.

Things to like in games:

- Brutaly murdering zombies, check
- A lot of blood and gore, check
- Insulting with brittish accents, check
- A nice and challenging gameplay, check
- Stabbing your friend with an axe? No? Maybe in a future update...

It's a cheaply made, unrealistic game with not much logic or whatsowever. You need to buy bullets, save up for a gun and kill dino's The shaders used are 10 years old, the game looks like it's built in some dude's basement. If you dont care about gameplay, graphics or variety in your game, you've found your soulmate! But yea, this game kinda sucks