Análises recentes de Milwaki

Quite possibly the ultimate physics-based sandbox game. Powered by the Half-Life 2 engine; spawn, construct, and destroy anything you can possibly imagine with a very large list of pre-existing, in-game objects. Build a rocket with a garbage can and flower pots. Build a car out of aluminum siding, old car tires and a worn leather seat from an airboat. Even build a functioning plane that you can fly out of old dresser drawers and bed frames. Or just spawn a bunch of zombies and blow them all to hell. Your choice. 9 / 10

It's so hard to explain how awesome a game is nowadays because a lot of them are bumping shoulders. Truth is, Valve have completely cleared the table on what a gaming experience should be; Portal 2 is that very defintion. It's really clever, really funny, and really beautiful even though it's powered by the rapidly aging (almost 10 year old) Half-Life 2 engine. The soundtrack couldn't possibly be better, seriously. Most action scenes are scripted but you'd swear they weren't, and there's a lot of them, and a lot of ♥♥♥♥ breaks. If you enjoyed the first one on any level, this one will steal your heart, no question. And on another note: best game ending, ever. 10 / 10

A lot of people have complaints about this game, regardless of platform. It's not awesome enough apparently. PC in particular, suffers from more issues that the consoles as well; various, random laggy sections (usually in the menus or track intros) regardless of your specs. Apart from the F1 fanboys, and the issues, this game is fantastic. The AI are excellent though seem to turn on a dime, (I assume this was a dev decision, to prevent AI from ramming the player off the track). The weather is amazing along with the ensuing pit strategies for weather changes. It's stunningly gorgeous, all 19 tracks look beautiful and authentic, as well as the 24 car line-up. Played with a Logitech G25, you couldn't possibly get closer to the action without being in the driver's seat. 9 / 10

Right off the bat I'm going to say this game isn't worth $10. I managed to pick it up and at an insanely low price of $3, which it then, becomes good value. It models most of North America, albiet smaller. Driving from Florida to Vancouver will still take you the better part of 6-10 hours, so small is an overstatement. You can drive a decent selection of big rigs, and the game's compatible with most gamepads and wheels. Get contracts, haul countless types of cargo and drive across country in the snow, rain and of course sunny weather. Everything works on the truck, indicators, fuel, cops will even fine you for infractions. Talk to other trucks via radio about the weather, traffic reports or whatever else is relevant. Though it's not particularly pretty it does a great job at mimicing the lifestyle of a trucker... though, who the hell wants to be a trucker. 6 / 10

A very large, very immersive and very beautiful RTS bent on recreating much of the battles during the formation of America as well as Europe and the Middle East. Several game modes are up for offer as well covering just about all the bases. There's a quick play option allowing you to choose your army and your enemy as well as a locale and get right to the action in a large number of theatres across the world, but for those more inclined to get the total experience, there's a campaign in episodic format about the formation of America, covering everything from wiping out the natives, to rebellions amongst the british colonies to eventually starting your very own nation. For those more interested in world domination opposed to continental, there's a mode just for that as well. While the board game-like, turn-based mini-game between battles can be annoying and confusing at first, it's definitely worth staying with it for the long haul. 9 / 10

Tired of the typical? Portal offers you a new way to play with an interesting story to tell. Solve clever puzzles to make your way through 19 stages in an unsettlingly short 1-2 hour game. However, apart from the short playthrough, it will offer you one of the most original, most memorable experiences any game can offer you today. Crisp graphics, cunning physics and applications of it's core features; it does an excellent job at making you look at games in a different way. If you haven't played it already, do it as soon as you can. 9 / 10

Stunningly gorgeous visuals paired with a immersive and deep story. Simply the best game I've played so far this year. It drags you into the story with it's colourful characters, interesting missions (though you could almost call them quests), an excellent physics model thanks to PhysX, a very impressive police system (they'll write you a ticket or arrest you rather than run you off the road) and the cars handle like the real deal. It starts during the war and goes all the way into the early 50's. I've encountered no glitches, no textures problems or any errors of the sort. Apart from including licensed vehicles, I would change nothing. 10 / 10