Recent reviews by Vatun

Breath of fresh air, at least that's what you think though your geiger counter may say otherwise. As your vault is running out of drinking water you must venture into the unknown with the only bits of knowledge is living in the cozy underground.

With Bethesda owning the license Fallout has become synonymous with songs about radiation and shredding someone's skull with a teddy bear fired from a junk propelled launcher. Here you do get outs of comedy, but they're much darker in nature; with the humanity shown at its weakest and worst. Just the same your actions have consequences, be it for better or worse you will be remembered as the harbinger of doom or the last best hope for humanity.

I highly recommend this to anyone who's played the newer Fallout games don't let the graphics or its gameplay be a deterrent you will learn to truly appreciate the source material as it's just a fantastic glimpse into the dark retro post-nuclear world.

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Just Monika ...

I'm surprised I even put under 200 hours into this novelty piece. I regret pre-ordering the pip-boy edition this not an actual rpg, but a shooter with open world with some role playing aspects and if I want to play a shooter with an open world I would rather play Borderlands or Borderlands 2, £100 down the drain.

I would suggest getting Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate edition it's both cheaper and a much better game with well written dialogue and an engaging world unlike that of Fallout 4.

The main issue I have with Fallout 4 is that it's simply not a 'Fallout' game, but a watered down 'RPG' if I can even call it that. I'm bashing the game quite a bit at the same time the shooting mechanics are much better then Fallout 3's and Fallout NV's. However that doesn't save it from the awful 'Mass Effect' inspired dialogue wheel which simply consists of 'http://i.imgur.com/ApppFVC.jpg'. Having a voiced protaginist is bad enough in a so called open world RPG where you decided what to do and how you live your life, but a badly written one is even worse.

I would go even more into detail, but honestly I don't have the time right now and the game is genuinely just bad.

I went to Uganda and got accepted into the tribe then procceded to click my tongue with the fellow tribesman. Like a ball of rice we somehow turned into a group of 40 and decided to both shout 'AHHHHHHHHH' and sniff the 'Queen'.


Honestly I have no Idea why I done it, I will probably never know.

If someone likes a bit of a challenge, strategy and stat managment this is a game for you. Get it while it is on sale it is sure worth £5.

Oh right I spend money on this game and forget that I want to forget, therefore it was a mistake for me to buy the game in the first place.


Don't get consumed by the skin insanity it takes away your soul.

This VN gave me PTCD (Post Traumatic Cry Disorder).

For the time being this is going to be a negative review, don't get me wrong the game is great and all but I would like to point out a lot of aspects that just make the game bad and no I am not going to rant about the bad optimization but rather the overall feeling of the game and how the "PVP" works.

Right let's start it off with this game is not hard, the bosses themselves feel quite easy to kill especially with adapt not being in the game anymore its not so much of a challenge to roll out of certain attacks or for the most part you don't even have to roll at all you just use a shield and block all of the attacks yes that is possible now and makes the fights feel just that much easier.

Here is an example of a new player to the souls series taking down Pontiff Sulyvahn on their second try:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZoyDD6uiMI&app=desktop

For the PVP it feels like a step back from the Dark Souls 2 more strategy orianted PVP to more Bloodborne mixed with Dark Souls 1 which was okay but that was 2011 and I would like to see an upgrade not a downgrade. For parrying it doesn't even feel rewarding anymore because its so easy to pull off unlike in Dark Souls 2 where you had to know your timings very well to do the parry.

As for the rest of the PVP R1 spamming is more rewarding along with shield whoring not only that but its nearly impossible to break through greatshields also I would like to point out that the weapon arts feature feels like its a thing for newcomers to the Dark Souls series because you get a skill with a push of a button like seriously earn your kill don't rely on a in game "skill" to help you win.

Two more things I would like to point it is the chugs, iframes and HP as an invader. In Dark Souls 2 you would have adaptibilty as your source of iframes and your chug speed which was a great idea it would stop the host from trying to chug and if he had phantoms with him they were not allowed to chug and the host could not heal them by chugging which made ganking situation more fair in a sense that you had a chance to kill the phantoms and the host.

However in Dark Souls 3 there is no adat and everyone can chug and also the host has extra 300hp bonus thanks to the ember how does that make things fair I mean sure you can chug so what if the other phantoms can chug too I do know that you get an estus for each phantom you kill but that doesn't necessarily mean that its more "fair".

Overall the setting of the game and feel is fantastic the game immerses you very well into its world and is very nostalgic so many things to remind you of the past and I really do love Miyazki for brining back most of these things that we loved about Dark Souls 1 but nostalgia cannot save the game alone.

If the PVP does change which it will of course they have to balance out the game but in its current state I will leave this review as it is and when the game changes ovetime I will re-write my review and give my definitve answer.

Proved to my best friend that I am a man too ...

Now he doesn't make eye contact with me while in public ...

So I convinced him to buy the game ...

Now no one makes eye contact with us at all.

10/10 would lose touch with humanity again.

Childhood memories come when I play this game.
Memories of me playing on a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ laptop and getting to Balmora for the first time ahh the chills.
Then to exploring Vivec and meeting the fake god.
Getting diseased with corprus, only to become immortal after.
Defeating Dagoth Ur and restoring peace to Morrowind...
NOW that is a game.
10/10