Recent reviews by Confound

Pretty fun game, easy to get into. Running tandems with friends is a blast! Game is a lot easier to get into than the more sim style games while still having a decent skill ceiling. The suspension tuning and setting up cars in this game goes pretty in depth and is decently accurate to real life. Game plays great on a controller thanks to the assists, though i do think its a bit easy coming for games like Forza or Gran Turismo. Id definitely recommend checking it out to anyone into Cars and drifting. Pretty fun chill game to sit back, relax and get sideways with the homies.

One of my favorite Cods of all time, wouldn't recommend anyone buying it nowadays (look into Plutonium!) Its over 10 years old and still 60$ which is ridiculous. Multiplayer was great during its time but is dead now, zombies in this game brought some of the best maps and experiences to the series though, but you can play all of that through Plutonium including the DLCs. Even multiplayer is more still somewhat alive through their private servers. Not trying to encourage piracy but Activision is one of the greediest companies around, if you wanna buy it definitely wait for a sale!

Only picked it up for the Zombies mode and Campaign. Zombies in space land is actually really good, one of the best none Treyarch iterations of the fan loved mode. Multiplayer is dead nowadays. Would only recommend during a sale. Heard the campaign in this CoD is actually really good too, haven't found the time to play it yet myself. Will update when I finish it.

I only bought it for zombies, on sale I think with all the modded content its worth it. Wouldn't purchase at full price though. Games is to old and while it was good, the multiplayer isn't active enough to play anymore. Zombies is great, and community keeps putting out more and more amazing content, by far the peak for the series!

Classic great game. Only recommend to fans of the series though as the game hasn't aged the best, if you're a newcomer i think you're better off starting with New Vegas or Fallout 4. The game doesn't work properly without modding it in 2022, pretty easy solution but it shouldn't be a requirement just to play. The game is great once you get it running especially if you download some nice mods to bring things up to date some.

One of the greatest games of all time, a must have.

Would only recommend for people into hardcore racing sim games and motorcross, super fun though and has a great small community keeping the game alive. Modding support is amazing and overall the game is a great motorcross sim. It's still in early access title so the usual bugs and lack of polish is there. I had quite a lot of issues getting multiplayer to work at first. Thankfully the community has so much info out there and public discords with people down to help that it wasn't to bad getting it all working. Once you get past the steep learning curve and get accustomed with the community and modding scene it becomes a super fun unique experience. Piboso physics defiantly get weird at times and have their issues but there isn't really any other game that comes close to a true Mx sim like this other than Mx simulator which is similar, though it's a lot older and I haven't played it so I cant really compare or offer insight into which one would be more worth investing into.

.

Awesome bike sim game, game is incredibly punishing and requires very smooth inputs just like a real bike. Pretty difficult at first, especially since your using a controller to control a very real acting motorcycle, but once you get the hang of it it feels very rewarding to complete a semi fast run without crashing. The career mode, content and UI is where I personally think the game falls flat a bit. Having to repair parts on the bike and using that strange system in install parts get old really fast as its extremely tedious, and with assists off/high difficulty its extremely difficult to keep up with damage and parts wearing from crashing. I ended up riding a pretty mangled bike most my career time, note i only completed just the first bit of it. Also there is a skill later in the game that does let you bypass the part installing system. The UI all around just feels like it could be alot cleaner/easier to navigate with some more time but its not horrible. As for content I personally don't feel like this game is worth 60 bucks EVEN if you are super into bikes as i am (cbr600rr is my daily), you only get 8 or 9 bikes, though what you do get is very detailed and part customization is pretty in depth. I would've loved to see some 600cc class bikes here or 250cc GP style bikes, or zx14/busas. As for tracks you get a around the same amount and reversed versions on said tracks, most of them I enjoyed but they do tend to be pretty visually boring. Overall for me I liked the game, but i'm majorly into cars/bikes in real life and enjoy the hardcore more sim like experiences. Id recommend only getting this if your into that kinda thing, and even if so don't get it at full price or you'll probably feel a bit ripped off.

Side note I haven't even picked this up yet, just played it a bunch during free weekend and thought i was a good demographic to leave a review. Also performance was great for me on a 8700k and a 3060ti, no issues.


oh ye and wheelies are way difficult to keep up without looping, honestly not really sure if it possible in the game beyond a few seconds but I was bummed with how that worked.

Feels really crap being someone who payed 60$ for this game, games alright just not worth 60 bucks at all.