Recent reviews by Zandor

Easy to learn, hard to master. A cheap puzzle game that I play to pass some time, can recommend this one.

I'm not really a big hockey fan but this game is a hidden gem, very fun! A good local co-op game as well and multiple ways to change how the matches play out. Can really recommend it!

When my mind is telling me I have accomplished nothing in my life, then I remember I have 100% completion in this game and everything is fine again.

Really fun game, makes me want to learn chess IRL! Reasonably priced as well.

Very fun card game and I like that the matches only last a few minutes. There are some decks that are very annoying to play against, but other than that I have enjoyed most matches. You also gather a lot of cards only by being a F2P-player, and you are not restricted to only having one deck at a time. I am still learning what works for me but you learn a lot by just playing the game and testing out different decks. I wish there was some sort of page for statistics however, as it would be fun to see Win/loss-ratios and such. Hopefully that will come in a future update!

All in all, I very much recommend this game.

Ohboy. I waited way too long to play this one and it seems like CDPR has worked their asses of to fix most of the glitches. The only ones I have stumbled upon are vehicles blowing up for no apparent reason at times, but it is pretty humorous tbh so I do not really mind it, lol.

Anyway, I can't help but compare this one to Witcher 3. What I loved about that game was that I very quickly got to know where most of the side stuff was located, or where to search for it. You could do a lot in the beginning and the main story could be done at your own pace. In Cyberpunk, the prologue seems to be around 5-6 hours long and CDPR has done a great job with creating an interesting and kind of "hectic" start of the storyline. I found it difficult though to know when to start doing other stuff than the main story and it seems like there aren't any interesting mini games alike to Gwent in this one. There seems to be a fight club and some arcades, however, haha. The problem I see with this is that the game starts of pretty straight forward and the open world seems sort of... dead. Apparently it opens up after the long prologue but If I didn't search it up online I would be really worried that there wasn't that much stuff to do in the game.

I just think the game could have had so much cooler mini games or alike that you could chill with while not doing quests (Looking at Yakuza for example). Other than that, the voice actors do a nice job with creating a nice experience and the story line is interesting. CDPR nailed the Cyberpunk theme and I don't want to put the game down. However, I wish the open world was filled with more life, I guess. Maybe I haven't unlocked most of that stuff yet, but as mentioned already, compared to W3 that whole aspect is a lot different.

I have to give kudos to CDPR for not putting in any crappy microtransactions in the game. Furthermore, the soundtrack is on point and the crafting and skill-system keeps me intrigued. I still have respect for the company and I am hoping that their future games will be released in this kind of state directly. I believe they have learned from their mistakes and that future releases will be more polished. Thanks for fixing your stuff CDPR and thank you for the awesome gaming experiences you have blessed me with.

1400 hours later and my girlfriend is wondering if I care more about monkeys and balloons than her.

No more 30 fps on PS4! Thank you Sony, Insomniac and Nixxes for bringing this awesome title to PC with style and respect for your customers.

Amazing game and devs have been answering a lot of questions on release, which I appreciate. No microtransactions in sight either, not really much to dislike here! If you're not sure, play the demo. That's what got me in to it.

Very enjoyable game, actually. I have seen some reviews stating it is Pay to Win, but I got a level 70 hero directly when I opened my first shard (or whatever they are) and have therefore progressed without any problems. Maybe i'm just lucky, but as of yet I haven't seen a need of buying stuff for real life-currency.