Recent reviews by PxlBuzzard

The scale of this game is incredible. The story and world feel even larger than Zero Dawn, and some simple quality of life improvements make this game a pleasure to play.

While it has some obvious live service shortcomings (multiple currencies, daily rewards, grindy character leveling), the base game is still solidly fun. This is the most polished Mario Kart clone I've played, it is an excellent alternative on PC or other consoles.

Just getting this game to a full release was a huge accomplishment, and the expansion pack brought a lot of great quality of life changes including built-in mod support. My account has over a year of time clocked in across the last two years of playing, it's just a perfect game to leave running on the side and occasionally check in.

I believe this game is the current pinnacle of Action RPGs. The depth of every system is terribly overwhelming, but the leagues are an amazing way to keep the game fresh and scoped down for newcomers who don't want to learn how to play the previous ~20 expansions.

Destiny is a series that is worth returning to. Great gunplay and a varied sandbox makes it easy to get into a flow, and the push for unlocking better gear is rewarding at 2 hours or 100 hours into a season.

When VR first became a reality, what was your first thought? Mine was "I need to play Skyrim in VR." I've held out from doing another playthrough since the game first released based on that premise, and finally seven years later it has arrived.

Are there flaws? Is this still a Bethesda launch missing relatively important features? Absolutely. Is it the best AAA VR experience on the market now? Absolutely. And as is tradition, in a few months modders will cover up Bethesda's shortcomings and undoubtedly this will be the most engaging experience VR has to offer.

Over a year after buying a Vive, Audioshield remains my favorite VR experience. Loading in my own music tracks and punching to the beat of the music in a fully-immersive setup is such a compelling adventure to a person with a love of rhythm games.

The main negative is that the developer mostly abandoned the game after launch. It has so much potential to be the best game in VR, and while it still is for me it's not hard to wish for more features, modes, stages, etc.

GTA5 is a great game. I'm writing this to ask Take Two to reconsider their stance on OpenIV. Modding, particularly in singleplayer, is a critical function to expand the lifespan and community of this game in the long-term.

This is one of the most perfectly designed games ever made. The controls are obvious, the visuals are gorgeous on their own and compliment the gameplay in unexpectedly clever ways. The audio is simple, grounding you in whichever environment you are in. And the puzzle progression is incredible. You cannot simple "luck" your way through a puzzle, you have to fully understand why you were able to solve a puzzle before moving to the next one. It is a deeply rewarding progression that allows you to unlock the world at your own pace.

This is a truly beautiful game that invites you to explore each world through gorgeous visuals and a memorable soundtrack. Even as a relative novice to point-and-click adventures I felt compelled to try and solve each puzzle, disregarding if it helped move the story forward.