Recent reviews by mambo4000

A good time, once you get into it.

The world this game allows you to explore is not only pretty, but diverse and dynamic. As someone who appreciates open-world games for allowing relaxed travel in several ways, in this case with the added wingsuit and parachute, Just cause 3 is pure heaven.

9/10 I came like, three times man, it was awesome.

Really Fun. But not a great Fallout, and not a great RPG either.

Ascend is, while at points unbalanced and now near abandoned by its developers, at core still a great game worth trying out. I hope to, one day, play another game with this kind of skill ceiling again.

ECH

I dedicate this review to the German media censorship program. If you are German, and you've seen some of their work such as the first Terminator movie or the Fallout games, then you will know what to expect from a low-violence edition. In places, the games assets feel out of place and just plain random, when you have a plate of swordfish-heads facing upward, begging to have a bad guy thrown into them. When you realize that you wont be performing these brutal yet entertaining finishers, you will notice the absence of combat variety due to this absence aswell, and all I can say is that this is a bloody shame for German videogamers, as they are missing out.

With no more restraints, let's continue with the review.

In this chinese Grand Theft Auto with less smooth controls and the typical wrong-side-of-the-road nonsense, you play as the bland badass-cop-gangster from the latest attempt of a crime thriller by a freelance fiction author. You get to experience such fun things as physics-defying pedestrians that decide to do backflips when so much as scratched by the player; visuals from the current generation of video game consoles (that means somewhat two generations behind current PC standards); wonderfully absolutely not balanced gun combat, including a variety of six weapons in total; and last but not least, warping space and time as you hover 20 meters vertically to roundhouse-kick some goon in the face, spraying him with low-rez blood in the process.
This is a very fun set of activities, and although the game does lack some variety, it quite definitely is a good take on the genre in a different and new setting - including decent challenge, writing, graphics and a fantastic overworld.
You will most likely have a good time if you go into the game with medium expectations and fancy a mix between driving, freerunning, melee- and gun combat and some gore.
7.5/10 would 吸吮我的公雞 again.

Like Uncharted, but better Graphics and playable Womyn. I guess thats pretty good.
9/10 because they gave up multiplayer

Seeing that Dying Light comes into danger of being banned from German Stores, this game becomes more and more of a headscratch.
This Game is bad. Like, really bad. It's one of the worst puzzle games I've ever played, with the worst possible engine choice, the worst selection of practically equal weapons combined with tideous gameplay, level design and horrible gore makes for the worst possible experience.
The Game's ethical background is questionable also as hell. The developers have the player killing a cat in gruesome ways, ofter sacrificing the rats in the process. There is everything from a bucket of acid to simple crushing with a weight, and with the quality of animation in the game, it's simply painful as ♥♥♥♥ to watch. What kind of sick mind actually makes these games?

Bad Rats is horrible, gory, and badly designed. Why did this get a free pass? Greenlight has some real issues.

1/10 since you can fire it up and call it successful torture at least.

Batman is Batman. Just not as the previous Batman.

In Arkham Origins, Batman fights the same groups of enemies, in the same order, throughout about 10 hours of gameplay. Sometimes he also stops to appreciate the wonderful scenery of murdered goons and other killed specimen, but generally, he is there to beat people up. If you like beating people up, this game is great for doing that.

Beat/Up would beat up again.
Genre: Beat'em Up

With very standard gameplay, this game excells in a compelling and conflicting story.
Spec Ops: The Line is a game for a certain taste.

SO:TL is a modern military third-person-shooter. It runs smoothly on my rig, and graphically, the game looks decent to stunning in some areas. The gameplay consists of very linear traversion of diverse environments in a war-ridden, half-destroyed dubai of luxurious architecture and skyscrapers. Often times, the leveldesign relies on simple cover-to-cover movement which unfortunately, especially on higher difficulties, feels more like camp-until-clear engagements, while adding in the componentof vertical gameplay and turret-sections. To be honest, it feels a lot like a cardboard-cutout of MM-shooters like CoD or Battlefields campaign gameplaywise.
But if you feel like turning away from the game already from that, think again as the story of the game throws you in a sea of confusion and inner conflict. As the story progresses and the protagonists role becomes more and more influential, the game gebins to psych the player out of his skin, creating a surreal experience at times. The game comes in rough not to glorify the violence and gore on your account, and will make you feel guilty for everything you do like no game i've ever played before.
Although I considered quitting halfway through due to the bland gameplay, the ending was absolutely worth all struggle. The story told in this game is a reason to grab it anytime. I would recommend it anytime.
8/10 would brown again