Recent reviews by bAb0

Such a good game, and such good bosses, a little short :( play on hard

The Invincible is probably up there with one of the better solo player releases ive played. I wouldnt say is super action packed, but its def a thriller when seriously get to understanding the game and what the story aligns at. If im being honest, i kinda chickened out when it comes to the decisions i made in game.

Which is what kinda makes the game great, it reminds me of the 'Choose your own Path' books I would read in grade school. The game puts you in decisions that change the entire story of the game and its actually really easy to finish the game almost instantly.

However the game doesnt just offer a simple ending, there are plenty of complications with the choices you make and there isnt a real right or wrond choice, simply put it, it puts you in a tough spot. Which is great for a game where you get lost in space with a corrupt space exploration alliance in space with you.

I think the design makes this a real banger, every title with space that ive played seems to follow the same narrative that space exploration only happens in the future, but the idea of a retro styled space game is awesome. Everything kinda reminded me of Fallout but in outerspace lol. Its super wicked, and the fact the graphics are just amazing really ties the games well. I played with a 4080 super and this one def looked the part it fitted.

Ghostwire, has a very rich story, im glad i was able to experience on a 4080 super. The graphics on the title are really something special. The ray tracing and everything was optimized pretty well, unlike a lot of current games that out at the time of reviewing this.

KK is probably one the most confusing characters at first being super mysterious and demanding. Ends up wrapping the story very well, as I played I notice SEVERAL HUNDREDS of side quests that im sure would had made my run totally easier, I played 1 run on the hardest difficulty and yeah, it was a little tough. But for the combat, its SLIGHTLY lackluster as you are able to just unlock the machine hand pistol and use wind bead and pretty much shred anything lol.

As far as the story and gameplay goes, the story most def outplays the gameplay. The story teaches a lot of irl beliefs like Tori Gates, Yokai spirits, and Kuji-kiri & mystical Japanese magic. Which in my opinion I think was pretty cool, I obviously am not too familiar with these kinda things, but id imagine that they were probably exaggerated lol.

My final note is that you should consider picking this game up, im pretty sure its on gamepass for free if you dont wanna pay full for it, which also an added bonus. But i ended up getting it here for some achievements, will end up playing this through again, 5/5.

I never played the original red dead redemption nor did I play this game on launch, I actually bought this game at random. I think red dead redemption 2 is not the most graphically appealing game i’ve ever seen but rockstar offers a lot in story telling for sure and mechanics, other than the occasional horse bug where you get stuck on a ledge, the game never feels too difficult. I played this game all the way through on the hardest difficulty and the game felt pretty easy, I think the only draw back I could pull from Red Dead 2 would have to be how much the game does everything for you and for a story telling game thats open world id like it to be a little more challenging, however the game introduces TONS of great characters; Dutch Vanderland is the main leader of the gang and the game aspires to give you different viewpoints of Dutch. As characters come and go the game continues to puzzle your mind as to how things will turn out next which is where I think rockstar really did it. The story is really complex and the amount of things that your cowboy warrant does for your story is incredible. the cut scenes are well executed, and for $60 you’ll get over 60 hours of cut-scenes, gameplay, and story. I cant say I was the best fan of the multiplayer which is why I continued solo, offline but it was still rich to play a game this time period that doesn’t throw purchases at you or faulty mechanics or broken servers. I think if you’re looking for a good story game, this is definitely the game to buy. 5/5

I played this game off launch as soon as it came out, I even played the beta, to say I wasn’t sweaty at this game would be a joke, I was a try hard for sure. I owned a top clan in a NA west server with a group that was almost pretty much maxed. I have a lot of issues with this game, at the time guild wars were a huge issue for this game (meaning level 60) even though this was the only end-game content (at the time). When I played New World I streamed it and played with tons of people, unfortunately my clan fell victim to not 1 but 3 bugs that benefited enemy teams and guild wars; Naturally you cant beat a broken game so I dropped the game after 300 hours in 2 weeks. The player market is going to be inflated soon if it isn’t already, at the time performance issues were outstanding and not to mention the community that drives this game, but if you can look past that I think that New World is solid at base. I have no desire to play updated New World because the game literally requires you to play everyday, all day if you want to be the best (like most games) getting to level 60 is the most fun part of new world, tons of dungeons, bosses, tons of great mechanics and abilities and great playability. I don’t think i’ve ever gathered that many people to play a game in my life; playing with 60 people is really something however if you are reading this and you plan to play this game from the beginning just know you will get yelled at by curly haired, pimple-faced, glasses-wearing, braces-wearing, V-card holding 25 year olds for not doing anything correctly in clan wars. My recommendation, strive to play something else. Even though an updated New World might be great at base the game is still lackluster overall, i don’t know doesn’t seem worth it to pay full price for a game that is only good at the beginning 2/5

It takes two is probably the most bang for your buck. I played with my girlfriend and we completed the game over a week. The game aspires to touch both a great story and gameplay. It really doesnt leave a spot of game mechanics out. One mission you'll be fighting a giant squirrel in streetfighter combat, and then racing down rainbow road. It greets you with an actual real world problem and turned it into a comedic and lesson-filled game that for me had a 16$ price tag (not to mention you can invite and play with your friend for free). I think more AAA game titles should aspire to be how great this game was. The game not only offers all this but the replay ability in the form of gamemodes and online play. I would recommend this to anyone with a friend, i would recommend 5/5.

solid game, no overly broken weapons, no dominating character meta, ty needed this

I played this game before they removed leviathan, I also didn’t play this when it first came out and I didn’t play Destiny 1. I think my first opinion is that the game is not a story game (as it should be). The game offers a-lot of lure but the story never really seems to align and if you try to learn it you’d have to read articles of story. When you first play, you launch into a starter area where you touch the light but Bungie Studios is quick to show the copy and paste missions. When I first played the guns were very balanced with the exception of a few rocket launchers and grenade launchers, it seems that every time they add a new gun in it becomes imbalanced and either dies or is the best. The game offers a lot, lots of graphical advancements, great mechanics, movement but it is all overshadowed because of broken abilities and sub-classes. I think the addition of subclasses in hindsight is a great addition because you want the players to feel broken using abilities. But that doesn’t really work for PVP because everyone would be using different sub-classes. Broken abilities should be stuck in PVE to progress stories faster, I think thats where Bungi studios messed up. With the release of beyond light, the game had a huge shift content vaulting, sunsetting and cheaters, thats how I wouldve describe the original Destiny 2. An updated D2 would now has an anti cheat, it seems like they are stepping in the right direction with both story and conquests, however that doesn’t really defend how many players stopped playing and the content from Destiny 1 to be re-used in D2 and called brand new, unfortunately parts of the community is super in denial and believes that re-used content is the same as new. However I can say this game its in its own caliber, not sure if it beats something like Warframe, but still a fun playthrough for someone looking to play an FPS SCI-FI expirence. 3/5