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It's a very early alpha build so get it ONLY if you want to follow it's development, contribute through discord and can take a bunch of bugs.

Game itself is interesting and fun, if it doesn't bug out on you. It's an extraction shooter and a lot of fun but like i said, very early in the development.

Devs are very nice and listen to the community.

No ultrawide support. Forces 16:9 with black bars supposedly for "fairness factors". Has stereo audio only, no matter if headset or speakers.

It's Warhammer 40k, it's about Space Marines and it is GOOD.

It supports the dual sense if you want haptic triggers and stuff (although the speaker on the gamepad didn't work for me) but sadly there is no gyro implementation in the game currently. Only option here would be to map it yourself via steam input, joyshockmapper or rewasd. What this does to easy anti cheat? I don't know.

If this doesn't bother you. Go on and chop up some tyranids.


There are a few issues relating to super ultra wide resolutions like 5120x1440 (32:9). They added support for 21:9 but left 32:9 out. 32:9 is zoomed in and cropped. My suggestion would be to just create a custom resolution for 21:9 and use that instead of a broke 32:9 resolution, if you happen to have such a display.

Must have for VR.

So, New World, again.

It's finally alive again. Go play it and have fun.

If you own a GPU that is Virtual Link capable, you don't need Sonys PSVR2 PC adapter. Bluetooth is needed for the PSVR2 Sense Controllers.

Everything is fine so far but there seems to be an issue with AMD cards not being able to change from 120 to 90 Hz.

If you want near native resolution per eye, go for 2800x2856 in SteamVR settings. (Barrel distortion playing a role here)

It's a Bethesda game, it comes with all the bells and whistles one would expect. It's fun, it's janky, it's buggy and the community will fix it.

Starfield itself misses on a lot of opportunities and is ridden with load screens. If you take it for what it is, you wil enjoy it. Just give Nexusmods a visit if you miss something or need something fixed.

PS: There's a mod on Nexusmods which enables simultanous gamepad and mouse/keyboard input, for the ones playing with gamepads + gyro or on the steam deck.

Genre: Soulslike
Overall Rating: 7/10, 9/10 if issues get fixed in the near future

Lords of the Fallen is a dark and challenging soulslike game that offers a mixture of engaging gameplay, stunning graphics, and an intriguing story, but is marred by performance issues and a few co-op limitations.


One of the game's strongest attributes is its gameplay. The combat system, which draws inspiration from the Souls series, is both challenging and rewarding. The weighty, deliberate combat mechanics demand precise timing and strategic thinking, making for an immersive and engaging experience. What sets Lords of the Fallen apart is its less restrictive combat system, allowing players to experiment and create their combat style. This flexibility means you can mix heavy and light attacks seamlessly, crafting combos that suit your playstyle. Additionally, the ability to incorporate ranged attacks into your arsenal adds an extra layer of tactical depth to the encounters, making each battle feel dynamic and exciting.

Lords of the Fallen is visually impressive. The game's dark and atmospheric world is beautifully rendered, with detailed character and enemy designs, intricate environments, and eerie lighting effects. The graphics contribute significantly to the game's immersive atmosphere.

The game's narrative is not spoon-fed to the player but is instead revealed through environmental storytelling. This approach encourages exploration and observation, adding depth to the world and its lore. It's a nice departure from more traditional storytelling methods.

One of the standout features of Lords of the Fallen is its dual-world mechanic. The game offers two worlds, one for the living and one for the dead. Players must navigate through both worlds simultaneously to accomplish their goals. If you die in the world of the living, you get transported to the world of the dead, essentially granting you a second chance. This dual-world dynamic adds a layer of complexity and strategy to the gameplay. Sometimes it is necessary to switch between the two worlds to progress further and bypass obstacles. This feature not only enhances the gameplay but also adds depth to puzzle-solving and exploration.


One major drawback of Lords of the Fallen is its performance issues. It's unfortunate that the game is not optimized well, leading to frame rate drops and occasional stuttering, which can detract from the otherwise immersive experience.

Another technical issue is the game's propensity to crash to the desktop. These crashes can be frustrating, especially in the middle of challenging encounters, and detract from the overall enjoyment.


While Lords of the Fallen does offer a co-op feature, it falls short of its promises. Only the host player's campaign progress is saved, and the guest player does not receive the same benefits as the host. This limitation can make co-op play feel unbalanced and less enjoyable. The diminished experience points for the guest player can also be discouraging.

Post Scriptum: It's worth noting that if the developers can address the crashing issues and refine the co-op experience, Lords of the Fallen has the potential to become a solid 9/10 experience for any soulslike lover. The unique combat system and captivating world-building make it a standout title in the genre, and resolving these technical and co-op drawbacks would undoubtedly elevate it to new heights.


Game is actually pretty solid when it comes to gameplay but as this title keeps constantly crashing, I can't have fun for more then 10 minutes...

6800 XT, 5900X, 32 gb RAM, bunch of NVMe SSDs...

It's a solid "survival/crafting" game and definitely has genshin impact/zelda botk/totk vibes. I can't say much about multiplayer as i haven't tried that out yet.
The latest update changed the games world into a more cohesive and whole experience but also made a hit to performance.

By now most people know what to expect from Dead Island and since i have replayed it (together with Riptide) i can recommend this game, if you itch for some zombie slaying.

Story is okaish and keeps you entertained for some time. There are a bunch of sidequests. Riptide got a few more so called Dead Zones you can farm if you wanted as leaving and reentering them respawns everything inside. There are a few named Enemies in certain Dead Zones which were part of a challenge/achievment. This felt repetitive and the final levels of the campaign are recycled parts of the hospital/prison from dead island. I would recommend getting atleast 1 or 2 mods from nexusmods to fix the narrow FOV and maybe the essential fixes for chromatic abberation, motion blur, depth of field etc.

I used the essential fixes and increased the FOV to 85 (don't go higher as things break) myself.

Nevertheless, it was a fun ride and due to it's coop option might be fun for friends (have played it solo though).