Останні рецензії користувача Yak Shak

This game gave me Tinnitus
Would recommend

It's like Mario Kart with a bit of Twisted Metal. Would definitely at least give a try.

This game isn't bad but it's by no means that innovative even if you take into account the spaceships. It really feels kind of like Fallout 4 in space with slightly better graphics. I wish I could give the game more of a mixed review.

This game's free and I feel like I am owed financial compensation for emotional damage

Fun game, definitely recommend playing with friends and it also has in my opinion a fairly consumer friendly Battlepass. Hope more weapons are going to be added.

I found le Froges. Is gud. 11/10

As of writing this review (7/11/2021), the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, AKA ISIS has largely been defeated by a combination of Iraqi, Syrian, US/NATO/Coalition, Kurdish, Iranian, and Russian forces on multiple fronts. From what I've read however, ISIS is still present in parts of Africa and has hideouts in Iraq which are being hunted by Iraqi special forces. That being said, the threat of ISIS is still there.
As for the game, it's a rail-shooter where you use an LMG (I believe it is or is supposed to be an M240B chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO) where you defend a 360 degree map from an endless horde of ISIS fighters, suicide bombers, technicals, and humvees.
The game's some mindless fun but can quickly escalate from 0 to 10,000+ in the flick of an eye (in other words, ♥♥♥♥ gets intense real quick). The game took me 5.1 hours to complete and once you've unlocked all the upgrades and maps, the game quickly loses its replayability.
My personal advice would be to buy this game when it's on sale. The game's fun it's just I wouldn't recommend spending $5.99 .

For $24.99, Project Wingman's pretty solid. As you'll see in other comments, the game is very similar to Ace Combat. The game has a similar story, game mechanics, etc. However that's not to say the game's a clone or ripoff. The most notable feature is the fact that there's no checkpoints, even on the easiest difficulty. This means that if you die, you have to restart the whole level again. So in a way, the game could be viewed as a more challenging alternative.
As for the story, as mentioned above it's pretty similar to Ace Combat. You fly as a silent protagonist with a squad of NPC's who are inconsistent when it comes to helping you out. The voice acting's not bad either.

All in all, the game's very fun if you're an Ace Combat fan, love arcade flying games, or want a challenge.

The game used to be dead but now with the new update, the game's once again alive (for now).
Pretty good for now.

As of the date of writing this review (2/11/2021), the recent arrest of Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny, along with other factors has caused a stir in Russia where supporters of Navanly have taken to the streets to protest against the current government of Russia.
Although this game has been out for almost a year, this games setting and plot are fairly relevant to the situation unfolding in Russia as we speak.
Speaking of which, US Spy: Mission in Russia is a comedic political strategy where you play a CIA Agent (I presume) with the task of bringing democracy to Russia. However, you (the player) carry out this task in comically nefarious ways by bribing government officials and lawmakers to say controversial statements as well as propose and implement downright absurd laws that would surely lead to disaster, let alone contempt from the Russian people. After selecting an idea that will garner extremely negative PR, you get to watch as ORT (an allegory to RT, the Russian state-sponsored media) and even Vladimir Vladmirovich (Putin) himself try and extinguish the fires you're starting.
Now although many of the options you can select to begin angering the Russian people seem extremely silly or as if they were ideas coming from a cartoon villain, many of the options do actually have some truth to them. In other words, these options were mostly picked from actual Russian officials or state-run media who said these things (for instance banning women from wearing lacy panties. Yes, it's actually banned in Russia (as far as I'm aware). The game even provides links to videos and news articles as evidence that these options aren't completely fictional. However, the vast majority of these links are in Russian and provide little to no translation.
Overall this game is amusing to say the least however, it is extremely short with very little replay value. But it only costs $1.99, it's not too bad.

I would recommend not buying this game if you are supporter of Vladimir Putin or are a tankie however.