Recent reviews by DrKonky

Okay, so you do need to do some issues like the sound or being unable to jump on some levels, but it's a classic that came out in 2001 with Windows 95/98/ME/XP in mind and the issues are easily fixed.

The prologue of part three being almost unplayable due to very often being unable to jump properly on the blood lines or randomly fall off when turning, but you can resolve that by facing to the left or right and then jump to the side, so it's not the end of the world.

It's a true classic first-person shooter with a great story by the legendary Sam Lake that has aged really well in 20 years even with the technical issues caused by trying to convert from Direct 3D to Direct X and from the old Windows systems to the new Windows kernel.

Still highly recommended and still one of my favourite games of all time.

Never been a trainspotter, but always had a soft spot for trains as they remind me of childhood. Thanks to this brilliant game, my interest has grown and I've learnt a lot from signals to terminology of a train.

Not perfect by any means, particularly the graphics and a few bugs and I don't play it religiously, but it's a game I always come back to. It's such a relaxing game that is nice to chill with, especially when equipped with a cup of tea and sometimes a cheeky spliff.

Played over 1,000+ matches on PS4 before making the switch to PC / Steam. For me, this is my FIFA. A game not about ratings of cars or pay-to-win players but a game of pure skill and technique.

In my 3-4 years of playing Rocket League, I've made a few friends and played some really competitive matches heaped with intense moments, which I just haven't found in other sports games.

The only negative is seeing toxic players who think they're better than everyone else and complain at other players when their game score is the lowest. Not as bad as it used to be, but would be good see some work there.

Definitely recommend still though.