Recent reviews by Ketaros

MASTERWORK!!!

After clocking thousands of hours in Factorio (no regrets!), I always dreamed of wandering around my own factory, seeing those massive machines up close, feeling the true scale of it all... and Satisfactory? OH. MY. GOD. It delivers that experience in the most jaw-dropping way possible! 💥 Not to compare the two (Factorio will always be my first love ❤️), but discovering new tech, unlocking higher tiers, and just marveling at the endless creativity in Satisfactory? It's been an absolute BLAST. 🚀

I'm obsessed, in love, and possibly losing my grip on reality... but hey, it's worth it!

TL;DR: I LOVE this game, but also... can I please have my life back?! 😂

Wow, Core Keeper has totally sucked me in! I can't get enough of this underground wonderland. Every cave I dig into promises new adventures and treasures. Crafting my cozy base, growing quirky crops, and battling bizarre monsters – it's all so addictive! The pixel art is adorable, and exploring with friends is a blast. I'm leveling up skills left and right, and those boss fights? Heart-pounding! There's just so much to discover. I'm hooked and loving every minute!

This is a fantastic game that's been a blast to play! It's fascinating to see how even some well-known streamers and gamers have misunderstood certain mechanics, like the season concept for individual servers rather than the whole game. There's still some confusion about what phases out and what can be transferred back from the Eternal land, but that's part of the excitement. While it might be a bit early for a complete verdict, the game has been incredibly fun so far. The developers could have done a better job communicating the release details early on, but don't let that stop you from giving it a try. I'm eagerly looking forward to seeing how future seasons will evolve and what new adventures await us in this captivating world!

AMAZING GAME!
Until it be utterly destroyed by PAY TO WIN tactics from the company.

Oh man, where do I even start with Cyberpunk 2077? After that rocky launch, I almost wrote it off, but holy smokes, am I glad I didn't! This game has transformed into an absolutely mind-blowing sci-fi adventure that's just... AWESOME. Cruising around Night City feels like living in a neon-soaked dream. The city's so immersive, I sometimes just stop mid-mission to gawk at the insane level of detail. And the expansions? They're like the cherry on top, giving this already epic storyline an even richer flavor, making it tough to put the controller down because you're always craving just a bit more. But here's the kicker: mods. The mod support has turned the coolness factor up to 11, making an already amazing game downright legendary. Whether it's tweaking visuals or adding entirely new content, mods have made my experience with Cyberpunk 2077 a solid 10/10. Absolutely unreal turnaround for this game!

Players: STOP nerfing! We hate when you nerf our weapons.

HD2 Team: OKAY we hear you, new CEO, we understand you! No nerfing the fun. Got it!

>>> GAME UPDATE <<<

HUGE NERFS!

Players: Are you KIDDING!?!?!?

After dedicating countless hours to creating mods for Skyrim and Fallout 4, amassing over 5 million downloads, it pains me to announce to my modding community: I won't be modding for Starfield. I'm at a loss to comprehend Bethesda's direction. In an era graced by masterpieces like Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption II, Elden Ring, and Baldur's Gate, Bethesda has somehow managed to release a game that feels archaic, lackluster, and painfully underwhelming. The game's script is lackadaisical, the gameplay lethargic, and the overall experience is profoundly uninspiring. It's a far cry from the innovative standards set in 2023/24.

This weekend, as I pen this review, the player counts speak volumes:

Starfield: 20,027 players
Fallout 4: 20,089 players
Skyrim SE: 23,723 players

These figures paint a grim picture for Bethesda. It took them eight years to produce a game that not only fails to surpass but barely matches the engagement of their older titles. A "Fallout 4 - Space Edition" or a substantial DLC would have likely been a more successful venture.

I played Starfield for a mere 8 hours, enough to confirm the myriad issues highlighted in other reviews. I refuse to waste more time on a game that has left me, a long-time Bethesda admirer, deeply disappointed, frustrated, and saddened. There's no incentive for me to invest my creativity in playing or modding Starfield.

Bethesda, this is a farewell from a disheartened fan. Peace.

Better than Diablo 4 :P

Fun and high-octane excitement are skillfully balanced in Soul Stone Survivors, making for a thrilling experience from start to finish. The game's superb character development system and wide variety of interesting spells are yours to explore as you progress through its many challenging encounters.

The magic of development is the key to winning the game. Beautiful and engaging character growth is paired with deep and strategic spell customisation to deliver an experience that goes above and beyond.

It's true that the game's intricacy can make it difficult to know which path to choose at the outset due to navigational confusion. This, however, also attests to the complexity of its setting and story. The subsequent elation of exploration and victory more than makes up for this minor setback.

Soul Stone Survivors offers a substantial and satisfying sense of fulfillment and success upon completion of its challenging courses. It's an adventure that puts the emphasis on the fun of the trip rather than the final goal. This game does more than simply make it, it flourishes, providing a journey through gaming that is both fascinating and hypnotic.