Recent reviews by Fat Beagle In A Tux

Passionate dev team, exciting break from the norm gameplay, and a satisfying sense of progression. I have been playing this game since playtest 2 with a total of 1k hours across various platforms. If you remotely enjoy Dungeons and Dragons and Fantasy Adventure RPG style games then this is worth a play.

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This is a really tough one, I am part of the crowd that came from Initial Unity before this game released. While I am absolutely ecstatic that I can finally use my G29 and H-shifter in an "initial unity" style simcade racer, I cant help but feel immensely frustrated while playing Touge Shakai. In Initial Unity I drove the AP1 (S2K in Unity) and I loved everything about that car in that game, so coming into this game I figured it would be a good idea to stick to that car until I got a feel for the driving. Now I was prepared for a drastic change due to switching from racing with an Xbox controller to racing with a wheel, but I was not prepared for how unforgiving the grip would be, especially with the DS2 (S2K in Touge). I am by no means an expert in simcades, (Only gold in Initial Unity) but with the little experience I have, I can say that a car like the DS2 losing traction into an unsavable drift while going 40kmh on a 60° turn feels off to me, even for a simcade. Driving the car doesnt give me the same satisfaction as it did in Unity where you could really slam the accelerator in a straight line without worrying about the car ice pucking sideways into a parallel guard rail, or being able to make microadjustments partway through a sharper drift to save a sloppy apex entry. Despite all the criticism I would still recommend this game to my friends. Freeroam and Car Customization are a major plus in this game. At least 3 of my early hours were spent creating hideous abominations in the garage to horrify my buddies with later. I can tell the developers of this game truly care about their playerbase, and I have no doubt in my mind that whatever direction they take this game, it will turn out okay because they are dedicated and detailed in their craft, as I have witnessed in the past with Initial Unity.

TLDR: The traction/suspension is considered overly unforgiving at the moment by most, but the game itself has the potential to be a simcade icon if done right, and the devs have a successful track record.

REDUCE THE PRICE YOU ♥♥♥♥♥♥ CROOKS

I'd like to start off by saying this is by far the most realistic hunting sim I have personally ever played. The gunplay is accurate and satisfying, and the elements of tracking and patience are enjoyable and lifelike. The game also manages to build a very believable and immersive atmosphere with an interesting slew of maps. Now with all that said I cant recommend this game. Despite the positives, this game is a bug infested mess, the audio will randomly start cutting out every 2 seconds while traversing the open world. Also about 35%-40% of the content in thehunter is locked behind a paywall if you dont buy the full edition. In my opinion DLC is fine when it adds to a game, not when it is required as a mandatory additional purchase to get a full experience. I dont remember paying $5 for half a footlong at subway, with the other half being "additional" that you have to pay for. Worst of all when you finally crack and buy the DLC, the game feels finished, with very little in the way of visible progression aside from some sights, minor gun unlocks, and skills. This caused me to get bored of the game in a few hours.

TLDR: excellent hunting sim is ruined by cheapshot DLC's, abhorrent audio, and lackluster progression

Despite the mess of bugs, glitches, and quirky mechanics, this is one of the few sword fighting games that made me feel as if I had earned every hit I landed (similar to mordhau, with a bit of extra realism). Kingdom comes story was engaging, alongside the world it inhabited, and it made me want to keep playing the game to explore more, loot more, and learn more. My only heavy complaint with the Kingdom Come is the story arc. In short to avoid spoilers, a majority of the games "big goals" in the plot feel very unfinished at the end of the game, leading you to feel as if you were baited to buiy the game to complete certain aspects by the end, but were stiffed from said experiences.

Where to start...Uplay is a piece of ♥♥♥♥. That about does it for the cons in this game.

Far Cry 3 is a immersive fps based in a tropical island setting full of beauty and wildlife (More so then FC4 in my own opinion.) The game series was good at FC, FC 2 made it a bit better, and FC3 was the climax to the story. Everything was done right: Characters, Story, Gameplay, Mission style. It was all beautiful. FC 1 was a exposition, FC2 was Rising Action, FC3 was a huge climax, FC4 was falling action, and FC Primal doesnt exist (shhhh).

To conclude, if you dont buy this game just because Uplay is garbage, then you have made a mistake to be regretted.

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Csgo is a game that is not for the weak of FPS. Csgo requires dedication and skill to be successful. When I first started csgo I told myself I would never do competitive due to a lack of faith in my own ability. I lost all of my first 5 games, however I was always top fragger with around a 1.5 K.D. Only buy this game if you are hoping for a good fps challenge unlike COD.

This game just gets better and better the longer you play, very nice job 95/100