Recent reviews by MaffeMilano

Great demo game simple but fun. One thing that would improve the full game is the ability to sell or discard old items, like the manual plant shear and other tools, instead of just stashing them on storage shelves. It would make inventory management much smoother.

Looking forward to seeing how the game develop solid work so far!

Rust is an amazing survival/open-world game, which happens to be one of my favorite genres. There are so many things to do, from building and farming to engaging in PvP and tackling monuments. The game is packed with activities that can keep you entertained for hours.

One thing to note is that Rust is really time-consuming. With so many players out there, each striving for their own goals or sometimes the same ones, competition is always intense. You never know when someone might take your loot or disrupt your hard-earned farming run, which keeps the game constantly exciting and challenging.

Despite the competitive nature, player interactions in Rust can also be very wholesome and rewarding. You can form alliances, trade resources, and even make friends along the way.

Overall, Rust offers a thrilling and immersive survival experience. The blend of competition and camaraderie makes every moment unpredictable and engaging. If you're a fan of survival games, Rust is definitely worth your time.

When No Man's Sky first came out, it was a bit of a bummer. However, their world generation was so impressive that I had mixed feelings about it. I initially played it on PS4 and now own it for PC. With all the updates the game has received, I'm happy to say they've turned things around completely.

The story is now easier to follow, there are so many more things to do, and the game is filled with intricate details, fascinating worlds, and diverse alien life forms. I absolutely love the game now.

One area that could use some improvement is the VR mode, but since I prefer using a controller anyway, it's not a huge deal for me. Overall, I would definitely recommend giving No Man's Sky another try or buying it if you haven't heard about it yet. The developers have truly taken something good and made it great, turning initial disappointment into a fantastic gaming experience. I'm looking forward to diving back in soon and spending an eternity exploring its wonders.

I recently tried to play Bodycam on my PC, which has an RTX 3060 and an AMD Ryzen 5000 series 7. Sadly, the game didn't work well at all.

At first, Bodycam ran okay at 40–50 FPS with average graphics. But every time I died, the game’s performance got much worse. The FPS dropped to a terrible 5–20, and the graphics turned into a bunch of blurry pixels. This made the game really hard to play.

It's a shame because the concept of Bodycam is really good, and the game mechanics are well designed. Unfortunately, my personal experience wasn't what I had hoped for. My computer should be able to run the game without problems, so this is very frustrating. In an FPS game, smooth performance is really important.

In short, Bodycam is not working well right now. The big drop in performance when you die makes it almost impossible to play. However, I will still give it a thumbs up because I believe in the developers and see their dreams. I hope they can fix these issues and make Bodycam the great game it has the potential to be.

Overall a great game to invest time in if you like a Tactical-FPS game. I have played this game for several years on PlayStation and even got all trophies after years, so i was above average. When i made the switch to PC with a controller I didn't necessarily felt disadvantaged but overall outmatched by Aim, Game Sens, FPS and the new ranking system didn't help as well, so I stopped playing. But while i'm writing this i thought maybe i just made the switch from PS to PC on a bad time so if you read this just give the game a try because I've enjoyed it for many years and liked it very much. Hope you will do the same : )

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