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War Thunder shines in every era, but the modern vehicles steal the show. Guiding an F-16 through intense dogfights or commanding a Leopard 2 on the battlefield is nothing short of exhilarating. Every missile, radar ping, and armor penetration—it’s all crafted with stunning realism.

The Realistic mode is where the game truly sets itself apart. It perfectly balances tactical challenge with the thrill of combat, making every victory feel earned. Whether you’re evading enemy fire in the skies or positioning your tank for a perfect ambush, the attention to detail keeps you fully immersed.


Deep and realistic modern warfare gameplay
Stunning vehicle models and mechanics
Endless replayability in both air and ground battles
Modern warfare fans, this is your game. Why wait? Dive in and see for yourself why War Thunder is the ultimate battlefield experience.

Firewatch isn't just a game—it's an experience. The story pulls you in, the dialogue feels real, and the visuals? Absolutely stunning. It’s like stepping into a painting with a mystery waiting to be unraveled.


A deeply emotional story that sticks with you.
Incredible visuals and an unforgettable art style.
Atmosphere that’s calm, haunting, and unique all at once.
It’s hard to describe the vibe—it’s something you need to feel for yourself. If you’re looking for a game that’s more than just gameplay, Firewatch is a must-play.

BeamNG.drive is not just a driving game—it’s the gold standard for soft-body physics simulation. The level of realism in crashes, handling, and environmental interaction is unparalleled. Simply put, there’s no other game that comes close to the physics system BeamNG.drive offers.


Incredible Physics: The most realistic driving and crash simulation in gaming.
Endless Customization: You can tweak and modify every vehicle down to the smallest detail, making every car your own.
Automation Integration: Build your dream car in Automation and test it in BeamNG.drive—it’s a car enthusiast's dream come true.
Beautiful Graphics: While not cutting-edge, the visuals are solid and complement the immersive experience.

Multiplayer: It's available, but not easily accessible or polished.
AI Performance: Functional but far from intelligent—it’s an area that needs improvement.
Maps & Atmosphere: While varied, they could use more detail and personality.
Optimization Issues: Even with top-tier hardware (like a 4090 and 7900X3D), the game struggles to maintain 60fps when AI is active.
Despite these shortcomings, BeamNG.drive is a one-of-a-kind experience. Whether you're testing your engineering skills, enjoying chaotic crashes, or just cruising in your dream car, it’s a game that deserves a spot in your library. Highly recommended!

Disappointing Sequel: Dying Light 2

As a big fan of the first game, Dying Light 2 was a major disappointment. While it had potential, several poorly executed elements completely ruined the experience for me.


- Artificial Movement: The parkour, which was fluid and somewhat realistic in the first game, now feels clunky and overly scripted. It lacks the natural flow that made the original so engaging.
- No Firearms: In a world filled with armored vehicles, the total absence of firearms feels unrealistic and immersion-breaking. It left the gameplay feeling incomplete and unsatisfying.
- Poorly Implemented RPG Mechanics: The RPG elements feel tacked on and shallow. Instead of adding depth, they often get in the way of the gameplay, making progression feel frustrating rather than rewarding.


Despite its potential, the artificial movement, lack of firearms, and underwhelming RPG mechanics make Dying Light 2 a far cry from its predecessor. If you’re looking for the magic of the first game, you won’t find it here. I can't recommend this one.

The Escapists 2 is a fantastic game with engaging gameplay, clever mechanics, and loads of charm. Planning and executing escapes never gets old.

However, the biggest downside is the limited number of maps—it leaves you wanting more variety.

Overall: A great game that’s absolutely worth playing, but I hope to see more content in the future!

A Work in Progress with Great Potential: Apex Point

Apex Point is an ambitious indie project that shows a lot of promise, but it’s not quite there yet. The game currently suffers from significant optimization issues, which can make it difficult to fully enjoy.

On the bright side, the developers are committed to improving the game and regularly updated it—until the shift from Unity to Unreal Engine 5. While this decision paused development temporarily, it’s a necessary step for a better future for the game.

Why I Recommend It:
- If you want to support an indie developer with big ideas, this is worth picking up.
- The potential for Apex Point to become a fantastic car game is definitely there.

That said, if you're looking for a polished experience right now, it’s better to wait. I’m hopeful that with time, Apex Point will evolve into something great. For now, I recommend it for those who want to help the project grow.

Tense, Challenging, and Incredibly Rewarding: Scrutinized

Scrutinized is a game that masterfully blends tension, mystery, and challenge. While it’s undeniably tough, it’s not as punishing as Welcome to the Game 2, making it more accessible for players who enjoy solving complex cases without feeling overwhelmed.

What I Love:

The addition of the case-solving mode is a game-changer—purely focused on investigation, and it’s incredibly fun.
The perfect mix of horror and detective work keeps you engaged and on edge the entire time.
Who Should Play: If you’re a fan of horror, mystery, and challenging gameplay, Scrutinized is a must-try. Its difficulty will test you, but the sense of accomplishment makes it all worthwhile! Highly recommended.

Challenging but Rewarding: SnowRunner

SnowRunner nails off-road driving and vehicle mechanics like no other game. The physics are phenomenal, making every terrain a unique challenge. If you love realistic driving experiences, this game delivers.

What Stands Out:

Incredible vehicle physics that make off-road driving feel authentic.
Multiplayer fun: Tackling tough missions with friends adds a whole new layer of enjoyment.
What Could Be Better:

The hardcore difficulty of some missions can feel punishing, especially if you’re not patient.
The rewards don’t always match the effort, which can take away from the sense of accomplishment.
Despite these issues, SnowRunner is a solid, enjoyable game for anyone who loves a challenge. Whether you're solo or in multiplayer, it’s worth checking out—just be ready to take your time and embrace the grind!

A Great Game with Untapped Potential: Unturned

Unturned is a fantastic survival game with a unique charm, and it’s even more impressive knowing it’s developed by (as far as I know) just one person. Despite its age, the game still receives somewhat regular updates, which is a testament to the developer's dedication.

What’s Great:
- The world is creative, engaging, and fun to explore.
- During its golden years, it was unbelievably enjoyable—some of the best memories in survival gaming.

What’s Missing:
- Faster development could have pushed the game even further, but it’s understandable given the solo effort.
- A proper and seamless friend lobby system for co-op is still lacking.

That said, times have changed, and the game’s peak popularity has passed. But there’s a silver lining: Unturned 2 is on the horizon, and it’s shaping up to be something very promising. If you’re nostalgic or just curious, Unturned is still worth checking out—it’s a classic in its own right. :steamthumbsup: