Reseñas recientes de id.K.F.A

Dear *Doom (1993)

Thank you for being more than just a game—you were the spark that changed everything for me. Before you, I enjoyed games on the Amiga and Commodore 64, but Doom? You blew my mind. The idea that my friend and I could control players in the same world through a LAN was revolutionary, and it ignited a passion to learn how it all worked.

You made me dive into PC hardware—why I needed more RAM, bigger hard drives, and how networks like IPX/SPX and TCP/IP functioned. I explored early network topologies and spent countless hours tweaking systems, driven by the thrill of connection and discovery.

You turned gaming into a gateway to learning and problem-solving. I owe so much of my technical journey to the inspiration you gave me. Thank you for the joy, the lessons, and the legacy.

Oh, the game was awesome too!

With gratitude,

Deus Ex: Human Revolution immerses players into a cyberpunk world fraught with ethical dilemmas and technological marvels. As Adam Jensen, players navigate a morally ambiguous landscape, grappling with the consequences of human augmentation. Unraveling a gripping narrative of corporate greed and societal unrest, players make pivotal choices that shape the fate of humanity. With its intricate level design and diverse gameplay options, the game rewards both stealth and action, empowering players to tackle challenges with finesse or force. Its compelling storyline, nuanced characters, and futuristic aesthetic make it a timeless favorite, inviting players to explore its depths year after year.

Quake 1, released in 1996, is considered a classic first-person shooter game that revolutionized the genre with its 3D graphics, fast-paced gameplay, and online multiplayer capabilities. Even today, it remains an excellent game to play on PC.

The game's graphics and level design still hold up well, despite being over two decades old. The game's dark and moody atmosphere, coupled with its intense combat, make for a thrilling gaming experience. The single-player campaign is challenging and satisfying, with a wide range of enemies to fight and weapons to use.

Quake 1's multiplayer mode was groundbreaking for its time, and it still holds up well today. Players can connect online to battle against each other in a variety of game modes, including deathmatch and capture the flag.

The game's audio is also impressive, with a memorable soundtrack and sound effects that add to the game's immersion.

Overall, Quake 1 on PC is an excellent game that still holds up well today. Its fast-paced gameplay, memorable levels, and online multiplayer capabilities make it a must-play for fans of the first-person shooter genre.

10 out 10.

Best Star Wars game since Kotor 1, ( I never played Kotor 2) and a much better Star Wars entry over the recent SW movies.

Released in 2006, I still play FSX and it's nearly 2021. It's a great game and sim that runs well on my PC's and laptops through out the years. I still find missions fun even though I've played all 100 time over by now.

Love it. Fun little game. I backed in 2014. No regrets. Still playing it and getting mates to play.

I love this game. It's like an alien movie and doom game in one.

Good for filling for the Animal Crossing feel.

10/10.
Good times.