Recent reviews by Dreadnaught

🎵When you hear me call out...baby, kick the wall out
And crawl out through the fallout back to meeeee 🎵

If you're looking to get into a Fallout game, 4 is probably the best one to play. Although I would consider New Vegas the best in the series, 4 definitely has the best gameplay experience with more updated features.
Fallout 4 is an open world RPG that lets you play the game how you want, whether the friendly, nice guy or the rude, sarcastic type...and the game lets you choose between 4 different endings, depending on your playstyle and choices. Fallout has hundres of side quests and other activities to do, base building, settlement managing(or takeovers). I'd also recommend getting the DLC, Nuka World is an amazing place to visit.

Borderlands 3 is a bit tricky. It boats the best action and gameplay to come out of the entire franchise, yet also has the absolute worst story/writing of all time(also Ava). The game is definitely a must for Borderlands fans, I just wish the main villains weren't Twitch streamers who do unironic cringeposting.

The Vault Hunters are some of the best in the series(even though Zane is just a copy of old VHs) and have tons of variety and builds to work with. And of course, lots and lots and lots and lots of cool and unique guns to play with.

If you don't own the game or only own the base game, I'd recommend the Ultimate edition or Pandora Collection! (But get it on sale, because it usually goes 80-90% off)

I bought the Ultimate Edition which claims to include "ALL" B3 DLC...well they released Season 2 a little later and guess what, I am once again having to buy the Ultimate Edition because this garbage developer didn't give the DLC for Season 2 to those who bought the Ultimate Edition. Make it make sense....

One of the more disliked games in the franchise, however I've always thoroughly enjoyed it.

Gameplay - P-S runs on the same engine as Borderlands 2, the greatest game in the series, and keeps most of the same core gameplay styles. Although in theory, the idea of adding an "Oxygen/02" aspect to the game seems creative, I remember not liking to have to deal with it...however in my most recent playthrough I actually felt like it was extremely rare where I would even run out of 02 and even then I usually found more seconds later... The 'Ground Slam' was also introduced this game which paired with a nice O2 mod, can bring out some really cool combos.

Story - As far as Borderlands games go, I think P-S has one of the best storylines in the franchise. With B2 being the masterpiece that it is, Pre-Sequel takes time filling in the gaps in between Borderlands 1 and 2, especially with Handsome Jack. I absolutely love an origin story and callbacks, so this game's story was perfect.

Characters - The interesting part about P-S's playable characters is that (almost)all of them have been introduced to the franchise already as NPCs. I can't honestly say I've played through the game with each Vault Hunter, but this game does have a good selection. Jack's Doppelganger is one of my absolute favorite in the franchise, and I've also had a lot of fun with Wilhelm...and then there's Claptrap....

All in all, I think the game is great, and would 100% recommend it to anyone looking for a story game to play, either solo or coop!

The game that started it all...

Borderlands 1 can definitely be a fun game but it's definitely a tad lackluster compared to its sequel. Although I enjoy Borderlands, I always have this 'lonely/dull' feeling while playing the first one. Mostly every map is either desert or trash heap. And though this game features the most iconic Vault Hunters of the series, I always felt like their specials/skills were a bit bland compared to the rest of the series, but again, this was START of the series so it's understandable.

Other than a few frame-dropping issues(that are simply fixed with a re-launch) the game is solid. I would 100% recommend playing with at minimum one other person to bring a little excitement onto your Pandora adventure.

Note: I bought the Chaotic Great Edition at 80% off and would recommend the game at THAT price but not at this game's base price. I also have over 500 hours across the Borderlands series on Steam alone so I'm well grounded on the franchise.

I'll start off with my own personal opinions -- have never played D&D before, so the main theme and dialogue of the game doesn't interest me too much. I also consider Tina to be+ by far one of the worst/cringiest characters in the franchise, so basing a whole game around her was hard to push through at times. It also didn't help the entire game is narrated by Will Arnet, Andy Sandberg, and Wanda Sikes, and while I don't really have anything against them, their attempt at 'trying-too-hard-to-sound-funny' dialogue made it feel like I was playing through an SNL skit.

As an avid Borderlands fan I think it's safe to say Wonderlands is probably the worst entry in the entire series. The game replaces the open world/vehicle elements with an 'overworld' where you become a funko pop variant walking from place to place. The Myth(or 'BA') Rank isn't even unlocked until max level, which really makes you work for what used to be available at all times in previous games. And for the full edition players, the DLC are the absolute worst in the franchise.

Some other notable, but not terrible changes are the removal of canon characters replaced with a 'character class' system, which isn't too bad, and makes room for more playstyles, but takes the fun out of playing some of the series now iconic characters.
The removal of the Grenade slot now replaced with a Spell slot, which I have found to be quite fun and actually enjoyed.

Overall, for $60, buy every other Borderlands game instead...they're much better and have much more content, but if you can find the game on sale for about $20 it's worth the money for avid fans.

Palworld AKA Arkemon of the Wild

I want to preface this review by stating I do NOT like survival games, in fact, besides Terraria, I hate all Craft/Survival games...but this game right here, is absolutely amazing.

Imagine playing Ark, with major elements from LoZ: Breath of the Wild, and now add Pokemon to that(with a touch of Elden Ring mixed in).

The map is beautiful, the combat and exploration is decently fun, and the tediousness of the crafting is not only minimalized by, but actually enjoyable with the use of making Pals do the work.

The two downsides of Palword at the time of writing this are
-There are still minor but plenty of bugs...nothing that would be unexpected for a brand new game, especially of this size... -and -
-There is no denying what makes Palword great... The similarities between the designs of some pals compared to their pokemon counterparts is very SUS... I would hope nothing comes out of Nintendo's current investigation into the game but there's definitely a possibility of future action...

But all in all, game is super fun... my little green monkey has an AK47 and I probably could have just said that for my entire review...

It's not L4D3 but it sure scratches that 'itch.' I didn't play the game at launch but a lot of the negative issues have seem to be resolved now. Get it on a sale, it's still a fun game.

"Probably the best gun play I've seen in a video game" ~David Mason probably

The Company Is Hiring!

You and group of brave explorers delve into the abandoned facilities in search of loot to sell.
There will be screams. There will be laughs. There will be a lot of yelling because someone will always be trolling.

This game is worth every penny if you can find friends to play with.

The only downside to the game is that it was made by a furry... EWWW!!!!!!

The classic fun of Alien Swarm but overhauled to the max. More Levels, More Items, More Developer Support... And if that's not enough, there's a whole workshop to browse.

Super fun and free game to play with your friends.