Recente recensies door LuckyRobson

Overall a very good puzzle game. Definitely worth the 15eur on sale.
I won't go too much into detail as to what it's about, nor the story itself.
The mechanic of trying to decipher the different languages you come across is quite unique (at least to me) and doesn't seem to be overdone. It's neither too hard, nor does the game hold your hand and show you "the way", there's a very good balance in terms of puzzle difficulty.
Recommended to anyone who likes brain teasers.

The fact that you can headbang without sacrificing gameplay is already a win.
Been excited for this game ever since I saw Serj and everyone else announce their partnership with it \m/

A bit short unfortunately, but absolutely recommended.

Great game with not as realistic graphics and/or driving simulation, but insanely fun, especially with friends.
The main requirement is to get convoys to finally work, but that's just a matter of 1. luck and 2. time for new patches/fixes to come out.
Radio-Eterna is hands down the best in-game Radio. Imagine zooming down a highway at 400km/h+ while listening to classical music and then get interrupted by Tia Lola and her weird-ass monologues.
Perfection would be an understatement. (probably not)

Bottom Line: would recommend.

I have no clue how I've been sleeping on this gem all this time.

I might not know much about the Metal Gear franchise and/or lore, but what I can say with most certainty is that the music, fighting, slashing, cinematics, boss fights and the fact that you can LITERALLY slice your foes into a thousand little pieces - make a playthrough of this title worth it all the way.
Even though it was short, enjoyed it a lot.

I remember watching people play this title on YouTube back in 2011, and the fight between Sasuke and Itachi will always stay in my heart as one of the most visually stunning fights at the time.
I played Storm 3 Full Burst and Storm 4 before this game, which is why to me the combat felt REALLY slow compared to those. But all in all, the quick-time sequences are incredible eye-candy, and if you want to relive the Shippuden story at its fullest - getting Storm 2 is a no-brainer.
P.S. I love the anime, so I'm biased anyway, hehe.

It's just anime Dark Souls but much easier (at least to me). To all the people that say otherwise - the fact that there's a minimap at all makes it much-much easier.
Not much to say, it's just good, above average. Being an anime fan, the animations, characters make the whole experience very satisfying.
It has quite a sad story that I would've liked to continue with the DLC's, but they were just extra areas, where you fight more mobs and bosses. Can't complain though, because you get cool new outfits for your in-game waifus/husbandos, if that's your jam.
P.S. The character creation menu here is a blessing.

With all of its flaws, Sleeping Dogs is a great game with quite an interesting (although generic and predictable) story. The good-old Jackie Chan undercover cop style drama, with its Kung Fu elements. The latter is something that you really can't get tired of. Even though the combat is repetitive, the satisfaction one gets through the acrobatic fighting is just worth it all the way.
The story itself is relatively short, but doesn't disappoint in its content. All the way from reuniting old friends to betrayals and plot-twists. There isn't much else I could say here without spoiling anything. Other than that, the treasure hunt and "scattered discoverables" system gets old pretty quickly.
The only thing that I would consider a con is the lack of fast travel. True, you can get a taxi/cab to "fast travel" to a certain destination, but the problem with that is, that you can only choose certain points that are pre-set on the map, as in no custom markers.
I might get a lot of hate for this, because it's meant to be a realistic open-world game (GTA doesn't have fast travel either, I know), but not having quick enough vehicles to travel such distances just doesn't cut it. I guess I've gotten too much used to the "fast travel" concept. (and yes, you do get an insanely fast car later on in the game by doing side missions, not that much of a spoiler, I'd say).
Anyway, with all that said and done - Sleeping Dogs is a solid 7.5/10 for me. Amazing fighting choreography, short but good story and considering the time it came out - a really successful open-world title. Would love to see Square Enix make a sequel for it... I guess we have wait and see.

Need quick achievements for a cheap price? Then the Zup series is for you!

Edit: After 100%-ing the game and getting every single ending + DLC ending, I can't stress it enough, that anyone who loves JRPG style games with and amazing story and especially soundtrack (which literally bring tears to your eyes) - shouldn't miss out on Nier:Automata. I really hope there'll be a sequel/prequel, or at least a full remake (not a remaster) of the previous Nier/Drakengard games, to dive in deeper into the lore.
The rest of the review on the bottom is one that I made in 2017 with 3 hours into the game, because back then many people were having trouble running it (mainly because of the bad port).
In any case, 10/10 recommended, and not only because of the waifus.

First of all I'd like to mention, that I'm not really far into the game, although I can already say that I love it a lot, especially for its JRPG kind of style. Now you might ask yourself, then what's the purpose of this review. Well, what I intend to do for the most part is share my experience with the overall performance of the game, which has been basically hated on for as long as I can remember. While reading the other reviews I was actually thinking of not buying the game, just based on the issues that other people were having. Though I went for the risk and I don't regret it at all. I'm playing on a laptop system (more specifically an MSI GS63VR) equipped with an i7 6700HQ and a GTX 1060 6GB graphics card. And from just the beginning I haven't had any performance issues so far. The game started up in windowed mode, but only when I first launched it, went into the settings, changed the resolution to 1080p and fullscreen mode and I was good to go. As written in other reviews, no black bars have appeared on the sides of my screen and the game runs completely fine on fullscreen mode. I'm playing on High settings with no MSAA, and have been getting stable 60 fps throughout the areas I've played in the game, except for the times, where there's a lot of vegetation (the fps drops to 55 for a couple of seconds), but there is no visible stuttering in the gameplay, so that didn't bother me at all. I haven't used any of the user-made patches for the game, as I just didn't feel the need of them. Hopefully after reading this, you might reconsider not buying this game just because you were scared of the performance issues, which as stated many times in other reviews, haven't been patched by the game's developer.
Other than that I think that this is a gorgeous game, with awesome graphics, fighting mechanics, and a pretty cool story. And if you love RPG style slasher/adventure games, I do recommend you to try it.
I hope that this review has been helpful! Cheers!

(I've played this game offline most of the time, so my 250 hour playthrough is only shown as 60 hours on here, wanted to clarify that before anything else)

The Witcher III... aah, where should I start? There is just too much to be told about this game. I'd like to mention first of all, that I haven't played any of the previous Witcher games from the franchise, though it wasn't really that hard to see what happened during them by what is getting revealed in the third part. When you first get into the game, learning the combat system from A to Z might be quite hard, but the more you get into it and sweat out a couple of hours, you eventually get the hang of it. Why? Because it's one of the most refined systems that I've ever seen in my entire life of gaming. The amount of styles that you could play with is almost unlimited thanks to the skill management system. New magic attacks, power attacks, defensive skills, that you could use the way you want, to kill your enemies however you'd like. The amount of potions and decoctions you can craft is amazing, you feel like an actual Witcher. If you start reading the bestiary (it's like the list of notes about all the enemies/monsters you'll encounter through the game) not only you get to know more about the Witcher world, but also you feel like to be a part of the game as well, regarding how you could use the system in your advantage. Could it be by using potions against the special types of enemies you're fighting to weaken them, or just get a slight advantage whenever you enter a fight. The crafting system is amazing as well, especially after getting the chance to craft some actual Witcher gear, that gives you bonuses in your skillset when wearing a couple pieces of armor from the same Witcher school.
The other best part is of course the story. It's so rich, with so many characters to interact with, so many NPC's, random events, and Ciri... oh Gosh, I will never forget my first playthrough of this game. It got me so much into the story that I actually started reading the books to get more insight on the past of all the characters. So many choices to make that depending on their type will (or won't) affect the story and how the Witcher world develops. The game itself is huge, it's got tons of content even without the DLC's, but I really DO recommend to get them as well, because they not only add more than 100 hours of content into a game that's already packed with a lot a of cool stuff, but also make you come back to a really cool franchise, with a lot of surprises along the way. And if you chose Yennefer during your playthrough, there's a pleasant surprise for you at the end of the Blood and Wine DLC. Won't spoil anyhting else, whoever played it - will know ;)

10/10 Loved it and will certainly continue to play it, one of my favorite games of all time.