Recent reviews by Pekka

The appeal of this game is mostly its atmosphere. At the heart of it, its just another walking simulator, yet walking in the woods is fun. People don't like the ending, but that just means they didn't understand the twist in the game. Delia, being a lonely old woman, was happy for the attention Ned gave her. So when his son fell to his death, she obviously knew
it happened and helped him survive out there. You know this because several times she's talking to someone else about Henry, and the fact she can see the research station that Ned torches from her lookout, among other lies throughout the story. Something fun to play if you don't have anything else to do for an afternoon.

Great animations and Gun play. Models and textures seem to be in a good spot for a game in alpha. Gun selection and customization also showing promise. Game is still bare bones with only 2 missions, but if they stay on the path they're on right now, it'll turn into an A-list game. Hoping for more SCP interactions, besides the copyright-free 173 and 098.

Pretty spooky. I haven't played any of the other Resident Evil games, so I missed out on a bit of the story, but other than that it was a mostly-enjoyable game. Great graphics, puzzles, and gameplay. Gun models and animations were on par with most non-shooter games: not that great. Also, they kept with the trend of 90s video games aiming, which was to just magnify the screen aka no iron sights. All of this is excusable because I know its not the main focus of the game, but the one thing that I genuinely dislike is the movement. Honestly, you run like a fat ♥♥♥♥♥ with the high heels on. Seriously, I've seen amputees fall out of their wheel chairs and move faster than your character. I don't want mw2019 movement but losing a footrace to a statue makes the game hard to play for longer than an hour at a time.

Die for the emperor, or die trying

Unbelievably unoptimized. my PC is more than capable of running games like Sandstorm, MW2019, SWBF2, and Teardown at 75+ fps, on max settings (i9-9980HK, 2070 Max-q, 16gb DDR4). On the lowest settings, Cyberpunk runs a cool 57 fps on average, and even lower in light-intensive areas. I did not expect to run this game on ultra with maximum ray-tracing, but the fact I can barely run it at all on poor-people settings is very disappointing, and most certainly an optimization issue. In addition to that, texture glitches, clipping, getting stuck, etc. are all very prevalent in my play through so far. Wait for it to be patched and then we'll see if the game can live up to the hype. I know several people who have had better experiences than mine, but also those with much worse.

scawwy :3

haha animal crossing haha

Very fast and enjoyable gameplay. The CAR is bad so don't use it, please.

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so that's what a sear does, huh, cool.