Recent reviews by Pototo

Fun to play especially with nostalgia on its side, but the FOV is locked to a low value and generally it feels like pretty much every PC port from this era. It's not perfect, but if you played this as a kid, it's worth picking it up when it's cheap

Got off to kind of a slow start imo, but it really picked up steam and I couldn't put it down by the end. Boss fights are fairly standard Ghostrunner encounters except for one really memorable one around the middle of the game. It's a very fast-paced, movement-focused game, so if you're ready to fail a few times, it's worth a shot.

I usually don't go for this style of game, but The Witcher 3 captivated me from the beginning until the end. I absolutely recommend it. The combat, story, and characters are great and the game's a must-play. I haven't tried the other DLC yet, but Blood and Wine also gets my recommendation 100%.

The game just doesn't feel very fun to me. I found myself feeling like I was playing a mobile game sometimes with the way JC3's features were scaled back and removed in this game. Everything that was fun in the previous installment has been either removed or included in a reduced form. The interface was obviously designed for consoles, too, without really checking whether they'd feel intuitive on PC, so you'll find that a lot of menus require weird keyboard controls and absolutely forbid using your mouse. Alternatively, some others only allow you to use your mouse with no keyboard shortcuts. The game isn't polished and I don't think it's worth playing, unless you want to appreciate Just Cause 3 even more.

It's just not fun. You're clearing out a bunch of really tightly-packed areas filled with flying enemies that can basically one-shot kill you at any moment.

It's a really good port, just some minor issues but nothing game-breaking except for a problem pulling up the camera. The story and gameplay are worth the added bugs, and seeing the game running at over 60 FPS is fantastic. Hoping for an even better port when Miles Morales comes to PC. Just finished all the achievements too, so expect it to take a bit over 40 hours depending on how much you rush the NG+

I love the game, but it crashes just about once every 45 minutes. It can be pretty frustrating to constantly lose progress. I'd still recommend Deathloop, but it could probably use some work.

It's a fun, fairly simple shooter that allows you to play against a huge number of bots. The Steam Workshop is an important part of the experience too. Definitely worth checking out.

I'm awful at every Paradox game, so I kind of decided to just use this as an alternate history simulator and I enjoy that a lot. I often just change the scenario settings and watch things play out. It's lame but it's a lot of fun and I'd recommend the game just for that. If you're not brainless you'll probably enjoy it even more.

It's old and has some kind of annoying issues, especially with pathfinding and unit placement in battles, but the game is still very solid after all these years. The game has a few different major events that keep gameplay fresh, but you'll want to play a little slow if you want to see all of them- the pacing is pretty far from where it should be and most players have already won the game before the last few events. Still worth sinking plenty of hours into for sure.