Recent reviews by MAD-DRX

This is wild.

Easily one of the most fun Assassin’s Creed games. Sailing hits perfectly, ship combat is addictive, and the moment you upgrade your vessel enough to take on bigger targets, the game completely hooks you. Story’s solid, but the real magic is just roaming the ocean, raiding ships, and living that pirate life. Still the best “forget the main quest, I’m hunting treasure” experience in the series.

Didn’t think I’d sink hours into driving tractors, yet here we are. Chill loop, good machines, and that “one more field” mindset hits harder than it should. Half the time you’re grinding crops, the other half you’re zoning out while the farm slowly becomes yours. Great if you want a slow, relaxing game that somehow eats entire evenings without trying.

One of the cleanest shooters ever made. Movement is buttery smooth, wall-running never gets old, and the gunplay feels tight. Then you hop into a Titan and the whole pace shifts into pure power-trip mode. Campaign is short but genuinely excellent, and multiplayer is fast, chaotic, and ridiculously fun when matches are active. Still worth playing just to feel how good an FPS can be.

Same GTA V you know, just smoother, sharper, and faster. The boosted visuals and framerate make cruising around Los Santos feel way cleaner, and the city hits harder with the upgraded lighting. Story mode still carries the whole package, and the extra polish makes replays feel fresh. If you’re jumping in for the first time or coming back after years, this version is the one that actually feels modern.

Feels amazing when you’re in the flow, feels brutal when the game decides to humble you. Combat’s sharp, every hit lands with weight, and learning enemy patterns is the whole point. You will get folded a few times, but when you finally clear a level clean, it’s the best feeling. Not a button-masher—more like a stylish beatdown puzzle. Demanding, but worth it.

Went in for a quick hack-and-slash, ended up hunting orcs for hours because the Nemesis system is weirdly addictive. Combat feels smooth, stealth actually works, and every captain you annoy comes back louder and uglier than before. Story’s fine, but the real fun is causing chaos in the hierarchy. Great “let me clear one more base” kind of game that keeps pulling you back.

Simple idea, easy start, then suddenly you’re sweating over a jump that looked harmless five minutes ago. Tight controls, quick retries, and that “alright, one more attempt” loop hits hard. Great for short bursts, or long sessions if you get stubborn. Doesn’t pretend to be deep—just clean, fast, jump-focused fun.

If you want loud run-and-gun chaos, this isn’t it. This is the “move slow, breathe, and pray nobody opens a door with a shotgun” type of game. Super tense, super punishing, and incredibly satisfying when your team actually communicates. Clearing rooms feels heavy and deliberate, and every mistake hits hard. Great if you want a more grounded, high-stress tactical experience where one bad call can ruin the whole mission.

Looks like a serious racing game until you actually play it, then it’s pure arcade chaos in the best way. Cars go way too fast, physics barely exist, and half the fun is yeeting yourself off ramps for no reason. Progression’s a bit grindy, but if you just want quick races that feel flashy and over-the-top, it delivers. Good “jump in for 10 minutes” game that usually turns into 40.