Recent reviews by a fresh dr pepper

It's like crack. Gameplay is fun, both basic and advanced shard clash are well paced. Shares the bones of Val/CS/splash of Apex, but the game has it's own flow and feels different enough. Outbreak is a nice gamemode to chill in, though it usually devolves to Broker(s) building for ability regen/up, explosive range/damage.

The constant new notifications are mostly just in the beginning, after about 16-17 hours I exhausted most of the dopamine frying. The stream of notifis are way, way slower now.

Genuinely one of the best survival crafting games on the market. Not as open as something like Ark, Rust, Valheim, or Vintage Story, but it captures that same soul that Grounded has. A game made with love, care, and fun first and foremost. It is a linear story based game, but you can do whatever you want in the facility that you're trapped in. Everything you can craft fits the theme perfectly, down to scavenging pens and rubber balls and such to craft weaponry.

Only major issues/bugs I've run into in this game is a pretty nasty memory leak. Performance tanks by about 20-30 frames, and the game has to be killed via task manager when the session is done. Outside of that it is one of the few games I can comfortably give a 10/10. It is not finished but the content is thorough, made with care, and attention to detail. Exploring the environments is fun, and the other worlds are an extremely cool concept. Progression feels fair and respects the player's time, and I never felt stuck as the game openly lays out recipes once you learn them + shows what items can be salvaged and what resource they give.

Space marine gaming, it doesn't get much better than that

Game is good. A lot of the themes flew over the heads of chuds and now they’re review bombing the game. All because Pile made a joke about how fast people got on board with the fascist rule of Super Earth.

Very fun/good tac shooter. Removing the variations of the missions is a huge loss of content. The narrative approach makes sense for singleplayer, but in MP where you have every mission available immediately. It makes no sense to lose all of that content that was available with multiple variations of a single map.

AI are also cracked out John Wick clones that can wall bang things that the player cannot, even with the same weapon. SWAT 4 was fun because the suspects would behave differently when confronted, RoN suspects have to be brutalized before even thinking of surrendering. Less-lethal is near useless as you can dump a load of bean bags/pepperballs and the suspects genuinely do not care. You pretty much have to be on their back or they're actively stunned for any chance at a non-lethal approach to the game. Some of this would make sense on some maps such as Neon Tomb, but there's also a lot of maps that just use gang thugs that have pain tolerances/morale that even special forces would rival.

COD HQ is one of the worst things they could've done with multiple games connecting together, maybe if it actually worked consistently it could be ok at a base level.

Cyberpunk 2.0 introduced massive crashing problems. Try to continue a save made after 2.0 release? It crashes. Make a new character to get around this and decide to walk away for a bit, come back to the game and load up that save? Crashes. Game is still very buggy, despite what so many people choose to ignore to praise CDPR. Maybe in another 3 years we'll have the true release of CP2077 as opposed to the alpha -> beta.

Absolutely 0 crashing issues even going back to launch. Suddenly after 2.0, CP2077 is one of the most unstable games on the market.

Turned off PC crossplay because the devs are clueless and launched the game with 0 anti-cheat. Took 2 weeks to add something as basic as keybindings, and still have not address any of the laundry list of mechanical problems in the game.

Play it via gamepass or avoid, game is not worth it.

Phenomenal game. DND brought to a 3D CRPG.

Can't be my haunted one Tortle warlock from tt, but a wood elf spore druid will make do.

Beat it in 43 minutes after going in entirely blind. It's really not that hard, if you're into obbies it's pretty fun though.