Évaluations récentes de Saint Aaron

The gameplay is pretty unique and I really like that you can combine abilities of all the characters. It's difficult enough that you don't feel like you're just mashing buttons because you need be a little bit more specific. The other thing I like is that you can make choices which lead to different results in the future. The storyline is interesting and kept me going through the entire game. Game has a badass soundtrack!!

Spider Man: Miles Morales had a complete and compelling story through and through. The motives of Phin are clear and concise. The game presents an emotional ending which is refreshing in a superhero based game. However, the game lacks length and a compelling side missions system. The quests from the spider app were quite unique, but crimes tend to be repetitive and boring. The game lacks content to justify its pricetag

It is not by all means a beast of the best VR title on a market. Starting with a terrible pacing, the worst 2-3 hours in any VR FPS, MOHAAB evolves into something fantastic, action packed campaign with a rich and clever level design. After very long and varied campaign there is quite fast paced multiplayer and documentary mode. It is a great game, which needs some patience to bear a ruining beginning. But after that it pays off in every way. Although inconsistent, the combat is satisfying and the variety of what you do throughout the campaign is remarkable, driving a tank, skydiving, storming Omaha beach, shooting enemies while skiing, it's just plain fun.

Note I just built a top of the line PC specifically for VR gaming and those with systems that to meet the recommended hardware requirements may not have the same exceptional experience that I had.

Game was fun but the story was short unexplained an boring. Gameplay was fun and i liked going around and killing clearing bases. The ending was bland and wasn't really interesting.

Genuinely think this game is a masterpiece in every sense of the word. This is better than most star wars movies. Cinematic, dramatic, dark and much more. The combat feels weighted, fluid and real. The way that they teach you new skills keeps you feeling powerful and as if you’re progressing as a character. All the hate about the optimization, i didnt have any issues playing this from start to finish.

Is it perfect? No. Is it a game of the year contender? No. Does it hold up as a Dark Pictures Anthology game? Absolutely! I haven’t come across the game breaking glitches that seemed to have plagued this game, but I have seen them though others play throughs, and it is understandable that if it happens you would rate the game lower. Getting into gameplay, Supermasive introduces us to a few new mechanics, such as running, jumping, climbing, moving objects, and an inventory system. All of these mechanics work. The moving of objects are not used the best. Glitches aside I still think this is one of the better looking games. The sense of mystery intertwined in horror show here, but at times the pace doesn’t match the rest of the game. The story told is overall realistic, as there is a human element. The HH Holmes copycat element makes sense, although it was not 100% clear as to the motive. As far as Dark Pictures Anthology games go, this was a great game to end the season.

The game is amazing! It puts you in the adrenaline all the time. It makes you feel inside a medieval battlefield. It's bloody, gross and messy.... it's just perfect. Train the combos and the moves. Adapt yourself to the weapon that suits you better. Buy plenty of skins to custom your character. Last but not least, give your warcry and have fun!

Battlefield V on PC is currently in the best state it has ever been in. Even after EA DICE have dropped support for it. The audio is almost flawless, the visuals are stunning, the servers are plentiful, the optimization is on point.

I'd be lying if I didn't say I had fun with this game, it does a serviceable job at modernizing the Left 4 Dead formula, but lacks all the detail and heart that Valve put into Left 4 Dead. The cards, grind-game and balancing of this game are all over the place and highly inconsistent. If you have friends willing to play with you, then by all means pick this one up on sale, but don't expect to be able to stick with it for any meaningful amount of time.

Dawn of Ragnarok ends up somewhere in between for my taste. On the one hand, on a gameplay level it has some interesting innovations, such as the abilities you have as Odin, but it also has some very frustrating things (especially some bossess and the continuous presence of fire). But above all, it's a matter of plot, because the story itself isn't bad, but it doesn't really add anything to the story of the game. Which gets worse considering that, as is always the case when playing as Odin, it doesn't really feel like you're playing as a God at all since he has the same abilities, equipment, and everything as Eivor (and if you play as the male Eivor like me, even the same skin throughout). This misses the opportunity to tell more of Odin's story in the AC universe and doesn't make you feel like you're playing with a God/Isu. Graphically and design-wise it's pretty good, and the map is reasonably large and has little to grind. The sound delivers as always, the new variety of enemies is welcome, as well as new gear and the ability to raise old gear to divine level. But I'm not sure that all this is worth it and isn't a wasted opportunity. That's why I end up halfway, not really sure how to feel about it. Undoubtedly, what is clear is that it is not worth the price it has