Recent reviews by BannedByAndroid

After years of uninteresting entries, Heat represents a return to form for Need For Speed. However, framerates isn't good, especially on races. Also the game can get boring after a long session of gameplay.

Certainly one of the best sandbox survival games the world have seen, as well as one of the best I've played. The new update made this even better.

If you're a big fan of the classic tower sims like SimTower and it's successor Yoot Tower, than this is the game for you. It's having the style of these games, but with twist focusing on a stronger emphasis in management and variety of gameplay.
If you're a first timer of such games, the game is really easy to play, yet it gives you an excellent challenge by building, expanding and managing a tower in the game.
But despite it's having a tendency of frustration on some cases, it's definitely worth the time and money for the experience alone.

Just a while entering this game and I feel like this is just too pathetic. Crap story, bad gameplay, the races are just meh, and the game's controls are just too clunky.
Get FH4 instead.

It's Halo. Any questions?
PC port is surprisingly awesome, tho.

I got the game for free since it was still in Battle.net, but I only started on Steam when the game was officially migrated to there.

The pretty mixed reception of the series made me thought Destiny 2 would be meh. I was wrong. Like totally wrong. It's an awesome looter shooter with possibly the best gunfight experiences I have ever met in a game. Story missions are pretty intense and the multiplayer modes (especially Gambit, I loved that idea) are awesome.

It's a bit grindy, sure, but not in a bad way. This game pretty much made those grindy bits fun, and it's a good thing. With the DLCs, more interesting content can be obtained as well.

And yes, the game runs well on my system, with minimal lags and excellent optimization. Sometimes the servers are a bit fuzzy, but I have no issues most of the time while playing it.

Well done Bungie. You have made an awesome game for all and it's worth all my time.

Far Cry 5 is really much an awesome game. Despite I'm not a fan of slower-paced shooters like these, there's always something good to explore.
Combat are pretty intense, and most of the game feels and looks great. Surprisingly, the game actually runs well in my laptop.
However, there's some small issues. I'm not a fan of the game's tendency to crash a lot (that made me reverted from a Windows Insider build to a stable version in order to make it work), and I don't like the controls, as they are a bit janky to make it right. Otherwise, it's a solid shooter.
Gold Edition is even better with this, all the DLCs, and the pack includes Far Cry 3, known as one of the best, if not the best in the series. Haven't played that yet, but I'm sure this is an awesome deal, of course, if bought from a sale because of a massive deal or on a good key reseller with awesome prices.

This War of Mine, is certainly, a masterpiece. Unlike most war-themed games where you play as some super solider, this is more focused on the bitterness and the pain of live in war among average civillans.

Played it on Epic Games Store before (because it's free for a while, and TBH EGS isn't as bad as you think), and I'm amazed that the game is actually more than a simple survival game. You really can't think what would go next, as the nature of the game implies it, but alas, that game would certainly change your mind about everything. (Indeed, it's so great that I actually decided to buy it on Steam, with all of the DLCs included)

War, war never changes. (Fallout, anyone?) No matter what war it is, the people will always be the ones suffering.

One of Id's holy trinity of FPSes (the other is Wolfenstein and DOOM, my actual fav of the three), Quake is a PC gaming classic that everyone should have played for at least once.

Quake combines the best bits of DOOM, and made it three-dimensional originally created to reach the limits of the then-latest Pentium-based PCs. But it's far from a fancy DOOM clone. The atmosphere is darker, enemies are much more detailed, levels are much more complex (but pretty easy to navigate), and the game feels much more fluid despite having a slower pace. If DOOM is a thriller shooter roller coaster, Quake is more of a darker themed, serious paced drive that needs a little bit more patience.

Also it's a ♥♥♥♥♥ to set up in modern PCs, but when it works, it's utterly awesome. Honestly it's still worth the money, if you have the time to make it work right.

Wouldn't say I hated the game, just I think it's not up to my standards. It can be better with more improvement tho. Driving physics are not that great and the game didn't feel like a game TBH.