Recente recensies door Cranky Old Timer

I bought this game because I have frequent dreams like this. Endless corridors with water in a school-like setting. Only difference is, the environment is filthy in the dreams. I run into strangers, or students I knew or seen around. I am usually lost, frustrated, or trying to find where I am supposed to be. Or back at elementary school at over 45 years old. Trying to fit in. Like an old Billy Madison.

I don't know how much of this I will play, but for now, this is a unique idea. It's not scary per se, just unsettling and frustrating.

Path of Exile (poor player at that) and Diablo 3 regular. I bought the super duper edition of Diablo IV, and just could not get into it. Hopefully, I might later. Much like when the real life auction house ended and got the Reaper of Souls expansion for D3, greatly improved the game for me, personally. Maybe that will happen with D4.

The Last Epoch. I am having a lot of fun with this. Again, I am terrible at the game, and still learning the basics, but it is fun to spam buttons, facetank everything, and die every minute. Lots of customization, and build ideas. Still looking around the massive skill trees. Loving the large loot drops. I should look to see if it has loot filters like PoE. I also really love the ability to buy stash tabs with in game gold. Stash space has always been a huge complaint of mine. However, that did not stop me from buying stash space in PoE. I like the gritty graphics, although look dated, but that's OK.

I only have a few hours in this game, and the feelings might change, but I like a fun ARPG. This seems to fill the bill.

In forever development hell.

But hey ... DLC!

The idea is great. Lots of things to do.

If you have the hardware to run this thing, I am sure more fun could be had. I did not experience that. Perhaps I need a better PC. So I refunded it. Then will watch others play and enjoy it. Darn it.

I love video game golf, and was excited to see another from EA to finally arrive to PC. The features and modes are everything I want in a golf game. I want to play more, but just cannot be done in the current state it is in. I have an RTX 3080, SSD, i7-12700KF, and 48 gig of RAM. This should perform nicely. It does not.

I would wait for performance fixes before dropping hard earned money.

Golf is hard.

I love it. The stress. The wild swings. The bunker shots. The canopy of the trees. All good for the ulcer and clubs.

10/10

I do not know how many hundreds, if not thousands of hours I sunk into this game, and Sims games in general. This was the last installment of the franchise I purchased with all of the expansions. I purchased the base Sims 4 title, but did not like it at all.

This is my favorite in the franchise. It took many years to finally get all of the expansions, but even after all of these years, it is still a whole lot of fun. Although dated, and has its limitations, because it is so old.

As for the gameplay, it can get very laggy with all of the DLCs. So to pick up the pace, just pick the ones you like best. Otherwise, it is very fun! Things can get very overwhelming very quickly, but that's half the fun. It's also a kick in the pants to challenge yourself. Say, the homeless challenge, or try to have the maximum number of people in a household with little money. The list is endless. Although getting extremely rich in the game is not hard at all, so that can get boring at times.

Like the other Sims titles, DLC is very expensive. This goes on sale once in a while, but it is still very expensive. Unless you are into these kinds of games, get the base game before jumping in with both feet.

It may have received 10/10's all over the place. I refunded it. Just not my cup of tea.

I was warned it was like Dark Souls. I did not heed the warning. It's just like Dark Souls.

I will recommend the game for those that love these kinds of games. I hope everybody enjoys it. I can see the appeal for the extremely hard games. I am a filthy casual.

I have never been good at strategy games. Most of the time, I am guessing at what to do next, even when close to 1k hours.

Still, I cannot get enough of Civ V. It's my favorite in the series, regardless of the harsh criticism this game received. I love the reactions of the leaders, and making my cities as happy as possible. That is no easy feat.

I do not have much else to say about this. I really wish I did. I cannot even say if I should recommend it, because grand strategy is so hard to pin down on who will like it or not.

A nice little remake. If you played Myst before, this may not be worth the buy.

Otherwise, get it.