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A relatively short-lived experience, but takes the player on a whole journey from farmland to towns, to caves, and abandon factory locations. The game takes around 8 hours to complete, and is chalk-full of plenty of jump-scares, but excels at creating a rich atmosphere that the player will constantly feel nervous about. A lot of NPCs dont attack you, but you never get ballsy enough to mess with them, instead you walk away slowly as you fear they'll reach out at you! Definitely rated M- without spoilers, there are some serious explicit stuff.

Overall the game feels like silent hill mixed with resident evil minus weapons. The game has you play through an over-world story, and a subtext story, one that illuminates the main protagonist's past and fears. It definitely gave me the feeling to play through the game again to better understand the subtext-story. The plot of the overworld is relatively simple- You and your news partner/wife/girlfriend are on the hunt for a story about a missing/murdered girl, you get shot down from your helicopter in a psychotic religious cult land and are separated. The entire game you are trying to get your partner/wife/girlfriend back.

If you like scary games, this is a must for your library. :)

This game is great. Short, interesting, non-action oriented story. Is a breath of fresh air. It isnt the hardest of games, but its a nice casual experience. Something you don't see often nowadays.

By FAR one of the best VR games out there at the present moment (august 10, 2018). The amount of chills you get when first playing the songs is unforgettable, and the rhythm is fantastic. There is a current mod available to allow for community-made songs, which in my opinion are just as good (although some songs are somewhat rugged, and don't flow as smoothly as the originals). Either way you play, get ready for a binge session when you buy it, and dont underestimate the difficulty :)

Happy Slashing :D

I was never a fighting game extriodinaire, however this game has peaked my interest in the genre. It has lots of noob-friendly options and game modes such as treasure battles, in which you go through an endless series of fights, earning random reward chests that contain TONS of customization items for your characters. As you win, you rank up, and continually go against harder and harder bots. This forces you to learn, and it feels amazing to go from rank 10, to "warrior", "juggarnaught" etc. by learning the sick combos hidden in the combo list of each character!

This compared to Street Fighter V is a bit of a balancing act. SFV has imo more magic/fantasy moves (such as hadouken, etc.) But Tekken has more viseral and impactful combat. SFV has a stylized art theme to it, whereas Tekken is a more gritty-but-not-as-gorey-as-Mortal-Kombat feel. Take your pick, but either way, Tekken is WELL worth the money! I highly reccomend it to those who are fighting noobs such as myself, or the pros!


(P.S. King is freakin' awesome.)

If i could summarize FFXIV i would say the following;
Heavy forced Story Focus
Lots of class options
Large player base
Instances/boss fights are extremely choreographed, and quite the spectacle
Game is approaching its 6th expansion summer 2024
slow low-levels, fast paced end-game

Pros:
Impactful combat- you really *feel* the attacks
play all classes on one character
story is paced well (for the most part...)
lots of side content, extreme content, and raiding
pretty worlds/landscapes at times
great class balance (dont @ me about fflog ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, that's for the top 2% of players)

Cons:
classes can feel a bit "samey"
early levels are overly simple now since they have removed various early-level abilities to prevent ability-bloating
reskins for armor are a regular experience
armor style is hit or miss- you either love it, or hate it. It isn't very flashy for the most part.
if you want to reroll another toon for the hell of it... its a lot of work without buying a skip.
content drought once youve done the story. (i am a double-legend raider, and i still would say outside of raiding, theres not really much.)

Overall, i've dedicated a large amount of time in my life to this game, and i am grateful for it. I do think if the devs get back on track with class identity, and make them all more unique like they used to be, and integrate a little more randomization in gameplay (whether with boss mechanics, or with class rotations) it would be in a much better place. Great game, i do recommend, just may not be for everyone, and that's OKAY.

Cheers,

With the main story line taking around 55 hours to complete (without ANY side story) this game takes my breath away as a modern marvel of gaming history. To spare the extended review i would usually give, to get to the point, this game shows imaculent optimization, beautiful story, and extremely deep characters that you end up almost crying over. Ill admit, this game took me a few hours to get in to, as in the beginnning i felt like i was running all over the place, however, despite that, I became attached to Geralt and Ciri.

Visually the game is stunning, the animations, the character models, they all look so amazing. Along with the beautiful models, the voice acting... the voice acting! it is so good, at times i laughed so hard, and at other times i felt the need to cry. Johnny for example, a little godling you find in novigrad; you first talk to him to find ciri, and he tells you how he took a huge dump right as the sun was rising. Diverse is the word i would say to describe the characters in Witcher 3.

The game has a lot of content NOT for children and i would advise ONLY 17+ TO PLAY. There are countless sex scenes and intense profanity that may not be suitable for all ages. Although the profanity seems almost more immersive, as it gives characters their personality at times, there are even times when you would meet a 10 year old and they would be talking about how they saw a woman with huge tata's (they dont neccesarily say it that way). If you are a parent of a child who loves story and adventure, this game is TONS of excitment, however, as a parent, you might want to play over the game yourself to see the content that you would allow your child to see.

The RPG elements are found greatly in that there is crafting, alchemy, fist fights with random npc's, contant quests (side story as well as main story), hunting contracts, and more. In many games, i find myself skipping all the dialogue and backround, but in Witcher 3, as i collected diarys, informationaly books, and logs, i found myself often reading them to get more immersed into the world of Witcher 3.

As a final note, i would recommend this game to anyone over 17 or 18 because of the mature elements involved *some are skippable, like dialogue, but if you reach a sex scene, it is a bit harder* but i recommend it as one of the best story-rich RPG's out there. As a PC player, i rarely find myself spending more than 25 dollars on a game, but this game is 100% worth the price. The story is amazing, the characters are so richly invested in, and the overall experience is mesmerizing. Everyone needs to try this beautiful game, and i hope you take my review with a grain of salt because after all, my taste is different than other people in the community. Have a great day, and HAVE FUN!

I'll never get those 30 minutes of my life back :/

First off, i would like to say that i do very much enjoy the concepts, and the gameplay in this game, HOWEVER... The game is so poorly optimized that the minimum requirements mean nothing. I have a gtx980 with a small bottleneck mind you, and yet i can get anywhere from 15-70fps on medium settings. If you have a weaker pc, beware that the $30 might not be a good decision unless you can deal with the insane framerate. I myself am extremely picky with fps, and i find it difficult to enjoy the game when i cant play smoothly.

Another problem with this game that coems to mind immediatly is the fighting. Dinosaurs bug out to the extent that i can't even hit them. After you hit them, as they are running away/towards you, they bug out, and jump all over the map (this isnt ping related, as when this happens i have 50-70ping, and even on singleplayer it happens) This is another thing that makes the game difficult to enjoy.

A few smaller notes i feel need to be adjusted:
~berries that you collect refill your hunger at an unbareable rate (i ate 70 berries one time, and only got 3/5 full)
~as you collect bushes and such, if there is a rock behind it, you collect that instead of the bush (not an issue, but downright annoying XD)
~Sometimes i spawn with an "OH YOU DIED", thats always fun.
~nighttime is CRAZY dark, like, i can't see anyone 5 inches infront of me. (i guess thats a chocie for game devs to decide, which im a bit more okay with)

4/10, i love the game, but i wouldnt recommend it just yet for the reasons states above (mainly the large reasons, i don't mind the small reasons)

Trove is THE game to play if you are looking for a casual MMO to play by yourself or with friends! In the past day and a half ive play almost 16 hours, not leaving the computer for anything except food and the bathroom. If you like the voxel-style and the ease of difficulty, you'll enjoy the living HECK out of this game. The shop system isn't pay to win, although to unlock other classes without real money takes quite a bit of time.
The core gameplay is simple and fun, with several biomes to explore and ships to build, houses to build, dungeons to WRECK and gear to collect. In one biome called, Neon City, i found a Rubix Cube dungeon. Within this rubix cube was an entire dungeon you could scavenge and fight through! This game also has one of the largest variety of weapon and armor skins I've ever seen.
It might just be the 24-hour release talking but,
9/10
(It's not 10/10 because the quest system is lacking which is the reason it takes so long to get money)

This game is not one to joke about. Imagine playing Call of Duty, as i once did, and suddenly, none of your shots hit any targets, as the recoil is strictly skill and knoledge based, the respawns are once every round (each round lasting 2 minutes), the weapons you pick, and the money you spend matter, and flash grenades and smokes are actually neccesary for strategic gameplay. This game has opened my eyes to how easy games such as Call of Duty are, and has tought me the skill of cooperation and audible teamwork. Even though i am just a Gold Nova 2 atm ( a fairly low rank in the game) i feel comfident that with enough practice i can become eagle master or even global elite (2 very high ranks). When playing Competative, you're matched against people of your skill and/or higher, and you may only advance to the next rank if you prove yourself with wins. The community is one of high admiration. When i first started, i always told my teamates "Hey i'm new, sorry if i suck, bear with me :/" and i was never yelled at for being downright bad, or for not clutching the round. Some matches i find myself laughing hysterically at the comedic personalities ive met, and overall makes me want to play more games. Be warned that CS:GO matches last around 45-60 minutes, and there is a penalty for rage quiting, or leaving, etc. however, if you have disconnection problems such as I, there is a "reconnect" button to avoid the penalty. I have only played about 60 hours at the moment, but i have learned an insane amount just by playing with my ranking peers. If you're thinking about buying the game, go for it, you won't regret it. :)