Recent reviews by MANGO

The game is quite simple, yet incredibly engaging. It has some interesting mechanics. Despite its minimalism, it keeps you hooked for hours - a great example of how creativity can outshine complexity. Definitely worth a try!

Battlefield 5 delivers a captivating single-player campaign filled with challenging and memorable moments. The storyline is engaging, and each mission offers a unique experience. Overall narrative and gameplay are thoroughly enjoyable, with excellent stealth mechanics and a well-balanced difficulty level that keeps you engaged, especially on higher settings.

The multiplayer experience, on the other hand, can be a bit hit-or-miss. It often feels unbalanced, and your enjoyment largely depends on the quality of players in your session. If you're lucky enough to be matched with skilled and cooperative teammates, the matches can be incredibly rewarding. However, if you end up with less cooperative players, the experience can quickly become chaotic and frustrating.

Overall, Battlefield 5 offers a fantastic single-player campaign, and a multiplayer mode that can be either highly rewarding or frustratingly inconsistent.

Cool game for friends eve.

online - slow potato
story - base and love

Even though you can order your squad to shoot at marked enemies, they won’t manage to kill them even after 10 minutes of firing. In the second mission, you’re driving a car, nearly hitting pedestrians, and making a sudden stop. Three seconds later, a guy runs in front of you, but you just phase right through him. Since when can people survive two point-blank shotgun blasts to the head or a direct rocket hit? You have to let the engineers drown under the grate on the ship, even though Pak has a bolt cutter on his backpack. A million frustrating bugs. The online mode is almost dead.

Battlefield 3 offers an intense and immersive experience, but it has its shortcomings. The single-player campaign feels rather dry and at times condescending, as if the developers underestimate the player's intelligence. However, there are standout moments, such as the "Going Hunting" mission, which puts you in the cockpit of a fighter jet and delivers a truly thrilling experience that gave me chills.

The multiplayer aspect of Battlefield 3, unfortunately, has seen better days. The servers are mostly deserted, and the only remaining active ones are hosted by Discord communities. These servers are dominated by hardcore veterans who often exclude players who aren’t part of their Discord or who don't meet their skill standards. This makes it difficult for newcomers or returning players to enjoy and learn the game.

In summary, Battlefield 3 has its moments of brilliance, but the overall experience is hindered by a lackluster campaign and a multiplayer scene that's tough for new or casual players to break into.

Battlefield 1 delivers a captivating single-player campaign filled with challenging and memorable moments. The storyline is engaging, and each mission offers a unique experience. Overall narrative and gameplay are thoroughly enjoyable, with excellent stealth mechanics and a well-balanced difficulty level that keeps you engaged, especially on higher settings.

The multiplayer experience, on the other hand, can be a bit hit-or-miss. It often feels unbalanced, and your enjoyment largely depends on the quality of players in your session. If you're lucky enough to be matched with skilled and cooperative teammates, the matches can be incredibly rewarding. However, if you end up with less cooperative players, the experience can quickly become chaotic and frustrating.

Overall, Battlefield 1 offers a fantastic single-player campaign with a few challenging moments, and a multiplayer mode that can be either highly rewarding or frustratingly inconsistent.

cool and tense game

Such a long-awaited and beloved game, great graphics, developers are actively working on patches and bugs. What could be better than this game?

Now i can work after work... with friends!