Recent reviews by Seseorang

It's another of those games where you don't get an opportunity to fine tune the controls first. You are thrown into a race without told which gear you should be in for those with a wheel, clutch and gearstick. You are just thrown into the world and go through the seasons and do whatever. Please stop doing this.

Each game is different and I like to fine tune controls. It means my "performance" is sub par as a result. Performs well, UK area seems to be lacking some actual information on how crossings work for example.

My first time installing a lift kit and I don't have a clue where anything goes. Not a clue as to why I can't something. I figured it out eventually, and it was a loose bolt on the frame preventing me from installing the leaf spring mounts.

Going from delivery area to work area is annoying, the workspace is a hangar. Spring compressor, tyre machine (which auto sets the bead) and work bench are all too far away.

The currency for some reason has the symbol at the end, there should be an option for English (on the left), or ROW, for those who are used to the symbol at the end.

Come back between 4 and 0. This - should be re-typed, I get they use 24 hour and that's fine, it's 4am and midnight

If you want to sell any parts, you go back to page one again. The use of cursor keys and delete key would be ideal as it's natural.

Is there a faster way to take multiple items from the delivery area and to the work space? If you have a parts cart, this would help a lot. Remove all wheels and put in the cart to take to the tyre machine, or to use to collect parts from the delivery area.

I don't truly understand what "fans" do - but it seems to be exactly like XP.

For some reason, my computer doesn't like it when I attempt to spray cab bodies, it's fine when I spray the beds. My framerate drops to 14fps. I notice, the slowdown is more likely when the interior is in view. I have a GTX 980ti x2 in SLI, 64GB RAM, Intel i7 6700K @4.2GHz and a 1440p 144Hz Gsync monitor.

I don't think the game is optimised for multiple graphics cards.

The radio is one position and can't be moved, only interacted with, off, on, change station.

For some reason, I can't bind the keypad for driving. I DESPISE driving controls using my left hand.

I had one full pickup truck, and many, many parts and somehow this counts as a further 4?

Loading times are pretty good, some areas use lower quality models like the backyard, looking into the passenger windows and I see both doors are "one way"

Why do I need to use a computer to move stuff around? Why not tell it where to go on the spot?

Why doesn't my impact gun have a battery meter?

The refurbish table is much better than Car Mechanic Simulator, where it was pot luck. This one requires more skill. I would like to see the rust go down as well, for some reason, the media blast area doesn't do anything to these parts except body work.

And - sand blasting? It's media blasting.

It took me a while to realise "Gripper brakes" was an in game manufacturer.

Loading stuff on the cart is a bit hit or mostly miss. Actually, putting anything down is like trying to remove fly paper from your hands with the other hand - leaving you there switching hands while paper goes back and forth. Frustrating.

I find myself just throwing objects to drop them, or force-rotate when it comes to spraying them. The parts are on a movable dolly, but you can't rotate it to spray the parts? I kept missing the front of the bonnet - missing paint. I just put it on the floor and painted it there.

What is with the dash completion for spraying or media blasting? I see it as full - but the checklist says "nope, not done" it looks fine, but without a physical number I need to get to - 97-100, it's just horizontal bars.,

If you explore the backyard, it's hard to know what are entrances and what are just there for looks.

Looks like the newer Bentley is a left hooker as opposed to a righty. I am disappoint

This game was always fun. Even in its alpha state, who doesn't like spasming cows, pedestrians and penguins?

No-one ever said this game was serious, just pure fun. If you want serious, get back to work.

A game free to play as you see fit. You play Adam Jensen, a man who is severly injured and implemented with augments without choice. The people in this world have mixed feelings, some ask "Why!" Others don't care.

There is nothing like a game where you can freely go about shooting and killing people, or taking everyone down, or just convincing people to see things your way.

This game has seen me go beyond 40 or so hours, and Praxis kits are used to upgrade or activate augments to your liking.

I am mainly a first person genre fan. But with this game, I tried out the demo, and wasn't best pleased with the inability to change my keys. I saw a friend who has the full game and asked if it was different. The answer? Yes, you can.

Running on the Unreal Engine 3, you know that it has the ability for PhysX and will use them. You can run the game with or without. But to really appreciate it you need a decent graphics card - GeForce GTX260.

The ambience and storyline is pretty good. Featuring many of the villains in once way or another. You don't see the Riddler, but he's there as part of the in-game challenges.

This is a third person game, but it does so over-the-shoulder which helps a lot.

Once you finish the game, you are free to search for riddles you have been left. There are also map challenges and some nice unlockables. Although only the armour is usbale in the challenges.

The nice models at the end are very intriguiing to look at in detail.

This is very different from Modern Warfare 2. Some of the things you do, like opening a door require little action from bashing the "USE" key, then the rest of the action is taken over. Sometimes it's hard to know if it's you or the AI taking it over.

The game has an interesting twist at the end. I played this using an Athlon x2 64 6000 processor. It was struggling - pobably because of lack of instructions which is probably why they recommend the Phenom x3 as it has the instructions. Otherwise it plays well with good framerte if not the best. I was using a GeForce GTX460 1GB eVGA SSC. So my card could handle it.

As ever, it's a short campaign - with Zombies to finish with later. Who doesn't like Zombies? Grabbing a rifle and blasting them to bits. I might return to it once I get a Phenom

Graphically, this is a nice game. The only thing that irritates me with this game (and others, too) is that sometimes the actions of your character is taken over and you are forced to move on. Like moving over a log in the first part of the game when you find another of your guys (it's early in the game)

Graphically this is a nice game. I've only played in DX11, so the attacking aliens' heads were more rounded as compared to I presume not so rounded heads under DX9. I haven't played much of this - but it's a good game. I'm yet to play the Multiplater maps.

If you've played the first AvP, you'll feel a sense of nostalgia as you hear the familiar sounds of an alien nearby and the sound of your gunfire.

A Role Playing Game with the vantage point of a Firsp Person Shooter. A Role Playing Shooter. All put together in a unique art style that is cel shading. Add in some humour and you get a great game.

Once you completed the main game, you can start again, keep your gear, and the enemies will be harder this time round as they will be matched to your level.

If that's not enough, there is the Downloadable Content (DLC) or expansion packs.

Mad Moxxi's Underdome is more for multiplayer and as such not popular, although it uses a bank so you can store equipment. So for that feature alone, I think that's a great reason to get that one 540MB plus the main game

Zombie Island of Dr. Ned is a fun Zombie map, if a little short. 1.1GB plus the main game

Secret Armoury of General Knoxx takes up the levelling to 69, probably the favourite DLC 2.06GB plus the main game

ClapTraps Robolution is fun, loads of ClapTraps to take down and shoot, they almost seem to come out of nowhere. 1.61GB worth