Recent reviews by Nazoa

The gameplay is solid, the story is excellent, the writing surpasses that of most games I've ever played. The UI is a bit clunky in this game, but you can actually grab the campaign's files and move them into Dragonfall, which has a much better UI. Some people complain about how linear the story is, but one of the strengths of a linear story is the heavy focus on the primary narrative.

If you like RPGs, Cyberpunk, Guns, Swords, Magic, XCOM style combat, or even just story-heavy games, this is worth the purchase.

Also: There are many high quality user-generated campaigns, and they can be created with relative ease, so more are added fairly often. As of right now, I'd say "Nightmare Harvest" and "From the Shadows, Run" are absolute must-plays after completing Dead Man's Switch. As far as I know all the campaigns can also be ported to Dragonfall if you want to use the improved UI.

One of the greatest games I've ever played. A 10 hour emotional journey that forces you to make tough decisions involving completely believable characters that you cannot help but love.

If you haven't played it, and care anything about a good story, this is an immediate must buy.

No Elder Scrolls game is about story. Skyrim captures what the entire mission of The Elder Scrolls series is about: Adventure. When you're walking on the road and bandits attack you, when you stumble upon a cave loaded with enemies and treasure, when you stay up through the late hours of the night because you don't want to go back to the real world, you know you're playing Skyrim.

The story driven quests are there to give you a general direction. The random encounters are there to make sure you take the longest route possible while going in that general direction.

At its core, Saints Row is a game that doesn't take itself seriously. It knows it is a video game and will exploit that fact from the opening sequence to the end credits.


Co-Op is great. While not implemented flawlessly, it adds endless hours of fun.

The combat gets a little frustrating occasionally, especially with a mouse and keyboard, but in terms of story there are few games on the same level as The Witcher 2. CD Projekt RED has created a world that is both beautiful and believable. There is not a perfect soul in The Witcher 2, and the game encourages you to WANT to "fix" the world, all the while making it apparent that one flawed man can only do so much.