Reseñas recientes de Mumbles

This is one of THE games of all time:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHKwkOHLcuc

BeamNG.drive is one of those rare occasions where an early access game is worth buying now, and even possibly at full price.

The sheer detail in this game, whether it's down to the vehicles themselves or the physics, is astronomically huge.

New updates constantly add new content to the game, as well as refreshing older content too.

I'm a big fan of the new slow-motion crash camera they added to the game while you're in free drive.

Also, they fixed drifting in this game and now it feels really satisfying.

The Crew Motorfest has become a big point of contention in the video gaming industry, after Ubisoft decided to rip The Crew from everyone's cold dead hands and say that they should "get used to not owning video games".

Here is what I think about this game below:

• The game does look really good at times.
  
  
• The handling of cars is alright. To be fair, I kind of prefer it compared to Forza Horizon 5 at times.
  
  
• The interior view of this game is probably one of my favourite interior views in any racing video game. The handling in this view feels so natural. You can see your driver correct over-steer and really feel the bumps when off-road.
  
  
• There is a plethora of cars, boats and planes + others in the game.
  
  
• The online matchmaking works.

• It's an Ubisoft game.
  
  
• You might lose access to the game at some point as it is a live service game.
  
  
• I feel like a lot of the playlists in the game are basically just huge advertisements for certain car manufacturers like Lamborghini, Ford etc.
  
  
• The dialogue is so pretentious and poorly-written.
  
  
• This is not the full-version of Hawaii. Eden Games literally put the whole of Hawaii on Test Drive Unlimited on the PSP - What gives?
  
  
• It's a grind to get other cars as they want you to buy microtransactions instead of playing the game.
  
  
• Random crashes.
  
  
• 60 FPS cap.
  
  
• Personal opinion, but I don't like fast travel being locked behind lots of progression. Let me fast travel when I want.
  
  
• Why do I have to hold down buttons to do certain actions like rewind?
  
  
• Planes handle really clunkily, not like The Crew 2.

I believe that TMUF is the quintessential TrackMania game, in my opinion.

It includes 3 different campaigns, which are the United campaign, Nations and the Star campaign which have enough singleplayer content for you to go through.

Of course, multiplayer is where its at and there are still so many people playing this game after so many years.

Now, most of the content is the Nations (Stadium) content that's online, but there are still a few servers that run the United content (the other environments).

There's a fix in the Steam Discussions which will let you know how to create an account as that is quite buggy nowadays.

Overall, I would genuinely pick this up even at full price.

Black Desert is a real grind fest, and the automatic game mechanics really show what kind of MMORPG this really is.

The game is basically one step away from being an auto battler, which sucks because the game is actually very beautiful.

I also want to especially shout-out the UI which has like a million different buttons to click. I hate that ♥♥♥♥.

It's a Gacha game.

If you understand that when you go into this, then you won't be disappointed.

I had a go of this on my Steam Deck and it runs perfectly ok.

I would just play the original over this, but this version is alright.

I used to think that FlatOut 2 was the best FlatOut game, but after playing this on the Steam Deck, it's probably now my favourite iteration.

The game soundtrack isn't as good as 2, but the graphics are better and there are more cars and 12 drivers on track compared to the 8 last time.

By the way, for people playing on Steam Deck, make sure to choose the Steam Deck controller layout in the in-game settings. This will smooth out pretty much all of the control issues that people have been having with the game.

This game is absolute dumb fun, and is definitely worth picking up when there is a sale on.

Honestly for a free to play game, if you're the kind of person that just drops in and out of games and plays 1 or 2 matches with a friend now or then, this is actually a really good game.

The game likes to throw free card packs at you as well now and then, and there are codes online for more cards to add to your collection.

In theory, you could enjoy this game without spending a penny.

This game is great but my god is the matchmaking in this game broken.

If you don't have friends to play this with, I wouldn't recommend this as the game is atrociously hard when playing on single-player.

I imagine the developers will iron this out as time goes on but I'd hold off if you want to play solo.

GRID Autosport feels like a more fleshed out version of GRID 2, with a more direct focus on Motorsport itself and the different disciplines inside of it.

The career mode essentially sees you choose from 5 different disciplines as you complete championships for certain racing teams and gain XP, which lets you drive more difficult events and unlocks GRID events which are the ultimate face-offs,

Online didn't seem to have anyone playing for me, but I assume this is because the game is de-listed from Steam. There is still a lot of content in the single-player, however.

One other gripe that a lot of other people would probably tell you, is the cockpit view being blurred and obscured from vision, when other GRID games would let you see the full details of the cockpit. I understand there are mods that fix this, so if that bothers you, download them.

I'm not sure where you can pick this up anymore, so if you can get it from a key site for cheap, then I would recommend picking this up. Maybe even emulate this via RPCS3/Xenia?