Recent reviews by Rust Hydra

I in fact, did not die twice.

The game starts out with a bang, and it looks very promising. Nevertheless as the story progresses, it becomes more and more egregious, leading to an absurdly lazy and badly written ending.

Besides the story, the coop mechanics are pretty decent and they are trying to switch them up throughout the game. Graphically the game doesn't look that insane, but it's still passable even for today standards.

Overall it's a decent game, especially considering that there are not many games of this type on the market. I would advise you snatching it on a deep sale.

A pure showcase of Sony's capabilities in terms of graphical fidelity and general production value.

The story is a continuation of the first game, and it offers a "closure" to several aspects that were left unanswered in the first game. The open world now feels more alive and homogeneous than it did in the first game. Graphics look great, and the base game runs pretty good on my 30 series graphics card. The DLC for some reason though runs like ****.

If you played and liked the first one, you'll probably like this one as well.

Probably the best stealth action top-down game you will ever play. Good story, great gameplay, impressive level design and world building.

RIP Mimimi.

A SWAT simulation game that actually requires you to be methodological and precise. Visuals are pretty good, and the overall gameplay elements feels pretty clean. AI for the most part is pretty good at giving you a tough but fair challenge, even though sometimes it does feel a bit dodgy.

The game features a wide selection of different maps and locations. Just make sure before you and your squad jump into it, that you will be enjoying the pace/slowness of the gameplay.

A good old traditional adventure (but not action) game, very similar to the likes of uncharted. Gameplay mainly revolves around stealth and solving puzzles. The story is not groundbreaking, but it fits well both the era and the franchise that it's based on. Graphics look gorgeous as well.

It's not "the forest" 2.0, or an upgraded version of it. It's just more of "the forest". And that's ok.

There are not any groundbreaking improvements from the first game, and there are still annoying bugs and glitches that remind you that this is an indie project. Nevertheless, if you are looking for a coop survival-light game to play with your friends, it can be a nice and fun experience.

One of the greatest games ever made. Amazing graphics, extremely immersive and hand-crafted open world, and a very solid story.

A very short but compact experience. Certainly worth a try.

A worthy successor to the '18 reboot. Even though there were places where the story was dragging a little bit, the scenario was very well written. The game is visually stunning, even if you don't run it with maxed out graphics. Combat was constantly freshened up throughout the campaign with new weapons and systems to keep you on your toes. Certainly worth a buy.