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Day 1
I joined a lobby
funny dude and guy with a static-mic say hi to me
they teach me how to play
guy with bad mic gets split up in the dark
his horrible screams are heard down the hall
his body flies past us
me and other dude laugh
our laughter turns to screams of horror as big black man with spikes on his body appears
he chases us and snaps my neck
other guy falls off metal beam and dies
"you guys alive?' -radio man

we did not meet quota
10/10

Day 2
later on.. I run the game with my buddy and his friend
we buy yellow suits and romantic tables instead of flashlights
we complain about not being able to see
I got back to the ship and watch
red dot moves at the speed of light towards buddy's buddy
I teleport his body... moments too late
I throw his body on the table
I remember i left my buddy to die
I teleport him back
he screams at me

11/10
we did not meet quota

Game with solid DOOM influences frustratingly turns out to be "Looking for Keys and Holding Down Buttons"

I've always been interested in this game, decided to finally play it and was disappointed. This is like a killing floor wannabe except you spend alot of time opening doors, picking up ammo and other items on your way, it gets annoying. On top of the "never ending" spawns of enemies, you kill a wave and get another wave of enemies in 15 seconds or something, you reach a point where collecting ammo and other items is difficult as things keep spawning around you and constantly seek you down. Getting more weapons is also somewhat difficult, since you have to explore untill you find one.

As a theme of this game I can recommend this game and might be worthwhile playing co-op, think you can play with 4 players in total and feel the bloodlust together.


First: every action you take - picking up bullets or health, picking up a key, opening a door, etc. operates on a countdown clock ranging from around one to five seconds while you hold down the button. Unlike other games where you can look away to defend yourself, aiming away from the object will cause this countdown timer to shut off, forcing a new button press. So be prepared to stare at objects... A LOT. I can see how this might be intended as a horror mechanic, forcing you to divide your attention between objects and enemies, but realistically it just plays out as an irritating frustration that interrupts the flow of an otherwise fun FPS experience. This is an area in which the game would be well-advised to take a note from the far-superior game, DOOM, from which it proudly claims inspiration. Indeed the DOOM influences can be seen in the enemies, weapons, and shooting mechanics, which are all competently-designed.

Secondly, there are the keys. This is a great mechanic, again, in FPS games like DOOM. But here it's a frustration. Whereas in a game with individually-crafted (rather than randomly-generated) levels, areas are visually distinct from one another so you can remember "ah, yeah, that's room full of skeletons where I already got the blue key - I need to be looking somewhere else." Similarly, you can tell which rooms warrant fresh attention in those games because they will be populated by enemies. In this game you search for keys in bland mazes of nearly-identical randomly-generated rooms in the ultimate needle/haystack scenario. Meanwhile, enemies spawn seemingly at random rather than being already populating rooms rooms. These mechanics individually - RNG rooms, RNG enemy spawns, key mechanics - are all respectable FPS tropes and are fun in other games. But here, it's the perfect storm for a key-hunting nightmare. The game attempts to compensate with a color-coded map system, but unlocking a door of one color isn't a guarantee that you'll find a key of the next color within that area, so you receive little useful information from that mechanic.

This game offers, a lot to "love": solid shooting, movement that feels good, classic FPS enemies with their own attacks and behaviours, a fun loot system with perks and unlockables.

I'm writing this review after reading all the negative reviews and rants from people who seem unable to fix the FPS drop and stutters during gameplay or cut-scenes because they lack some brains. I also experienced the same issue when I first started playing the game, but instead of immediately leaving a negative review, I took the time to try and fix it.

EA introduced a new feature in FC24 for the first time in football game history, called Hypermotion V Technology. Unfortunately, they failed. This feature captures the game as it's truly played, using volumetric data from more than 180 professional football matches to recreate authentic motion. However, due to this new feature, many players are experiencing FPS and stuttering issues which become a huge bug.

But EA still gives you the option in the visual settings to turn this feature off if people are facing any kind of issue with the new technology they just put in the game.

But EA provides the option to disable this feature in the visual settings if you encounter any issues with the new technology in the game, which becomes very helpful in the end.

"I'm personally not a fan of EA games, but this is my first football game on Steam. I just purchased it today at full price, around $14.33, because the new FC25 is pretty costly right now, so I tried this one."

Display Settings,
1. Resolution should be your Native resolution and play with fullscreen.
2. Your frame rate should be higher than your Refresh Rate, for example: your refresh rate is 75Hz so your Frame Rate should be 90FPS. For me its a 144hz and No limit on FPS.
3. Turn ON V-Sync.. trust me its better
4. Dynamic resolution scale - OFF
5. Cutscene Quality - Full frame rate

Visual settings,
1. Playstyles + Overhead Indicator - OFF
2. Hypermotion Insight Overlays - OFF

And thats it.. these are my some tweaks which I have tried with my game and my game is running smooth like a butter with Ultra rendering settings. if I found something else I'll make sure to update my review for you guyz.

Inspired by an actual location with a dark history, Maid of Sker from Wales Interactive is a memorable, if imperfect, chapter in horror gaming.

Maid of Sker, is one of those games that doesn't have a great combat nor compelling story. But its atmosphere and enchanting music just drags you into the terrifying empty hotel full of beautiful set pieces. If you enjoy a short mini horror vibe with beautiful music/visuals. The game does so many things exceptionally well, the first 20 minutes have an atmosphere thick enough to make even Horror veterans sweat. When the enemies do show up it all falls down the stairs. I understand the "Not everybody is a fighter" mentality but the fact the enemies are blind men with bags on their head that just punch, kick or grab you completely destroys any tension the game had. At least give them a knife or something, any reason for them to be a bit scarier.


They... They're everywhere. Who? THE SILENCERS!
Don't Breathe. So they don't find you. Stay Hidden Or Run. You have to be 10 times more cunning!!!

The game does look gorgeous, the puzzles are fun and don't get repetitive and exploring the hotel is a treat. The story itself is predictable but still entertaining enough to want to see it through to the end. 7/10

I'm writing this review because I wanted to tell you guys that I played this game 2 times with complete ending.
1st time I played this game on my friends PS4
2nd time I played this on my pc.
and believe me I never get disappoint with bloober team because I know they delivered the best haunted environment out in the market even if its layers of fear or blair witch.
This game pretty much scary if you dive deep into the forest and realise that you are not alone, because bloober team decided to give you a pet named "Bullet" its a dog which help you a lot in forest exploring and finding clues, and you can also pet your dog which I really liked it in game.
Thats my view on this game and I totally recommend to those who are looking for a simple horror not for jump scares, because I saw many negative review just because they are lost in woods and walking clueless. Its not about walking cluelessly as far as i think its about finding clues in open & clueless forest about a missing boy and a mysterious thing you just encounter in a haunted forest.

While playing this game I realise that i'm already in love with this game "not with game but with the atmosphere"
This game delivers a short story for a $1 game but that's totally worth it I didn't regret buying it because it just GG for me. I seriously love the atmosphere in this game, while this game give you a horror touch with damn good sound which will surely gives you goosebumps and you just start playing it as a horror game but later or you realise again that this game is not a horror but a walking sim with objective base exploring.
Just walk around and take beautiful & amazing screenshots

This game delivers the entire experience in a way I've never quite seen. I'm new to the souls-like genre, and FROMSOFTWARE games. Here are the thoughts:

I've spent 200+ hours in this game as of writing this and I've barely left the starting area - Limgrave. My nightmares consist of Runebears, traversing the mist, and boss fights. I've been startled, pillaged, rekt, and absolutely confused many times, but I wouldn't change any of it. I remember the first time I saw a giant I had Attack on Titan flashbacks and began trying to summon my inner Captain Levi. It's just a blast. An absolute blast. The greatest feeling of accomplishment is when you start to beat bosses or new enemies on your first attempt. You can feel your ability, your reaction time, your muscle-memory coming more and more into play as you practice, and it creates a thrilling experience. Struggling with an enemy type for hours only to come back a few days later and realize how much stronger and faster you've gotten is a very rewarding experience.

I was a bit nervous about the difficulty as I'm not usually a fan of hard content (or very good at it), but to my pleasant surprise, it wasn't as daunting as I'd thought it'd be, and it actually ended up becoming one of my favorite games.

I can't remember the last time I had this much fun just exploring and running around in a game's open world, and realizing the sheer scale of it all was both exciting and overwhelming. I spent something like 50 hours exploring Limgrave alone and getting familiar with the gameplay and controls.

If I had trouble with a boss or an area, I'd just go somewhere else on the map until I felt ready to take it on, and there's plenty of things to do before even beating the first story boss. Discover new dungeons, Cave, Hidden Item, Secret Spells, Underground, Mini bosses etc.. Summoning Spirit were also a huge help, and I was very happy with the options available. Trying out new weapons art was fun, and even finding new ones for the lore bits was very compelling and made me want to collect them all.

Even if the game seems difficult, I think giving it a chance is really worth it. The game gives you a lot of options In open world amazing quest, beautiful scenery that is pretty enough reason to try it. If you're struggling, and there are plenty of play-styles, magical spells build as well to play with.

This is the game which actually teaches you that Quitting is not an option but dying is

Amazing Environment Totally loved it. Great blend of Realism & Arcade styles, Call of the Wild doesn't stray to far in either direction giving it good balance.

Absolutely stunning Graphics. If you have a capable Rig this game looks insane.

Sometimes I just explore & walk around just to enjoy the View & Ambience.

Tons of replay-ability because the true "End-Game" of Call of the Wild is the Trophy Lodge. Long after hitting max level, Skills & Perks you will be itching to get back out there to find Great One & some of your favourite Animals in Rare Fur Types & Diamond.

Awesome option as a 2nd Game. If you have a "Main Game" or a game you mostly play but have a need to mix it up once in a while, this is a Solid Option too.

Highly Recommended.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice (2017) | 18 January , 2021

10/10. Overall, HellBlade: Senua's Sacrifice is single-handedly THE BEST story I have EVER encountered in a game.
Hats Off to Ninja Theory For Perfectly Executing Such Complicated StoryLine

Striking a balance between superb visuals, outstanding sound design, excellent character writing and a well-written story which spans wonderfully in a rich Celtic and Norse mythology.

I highly recommend this game to those gamer who love to explore mythology and rich story telling

You can crash the public server by suspending the task on resource monitor for 6 seconds then resume it afterwards and BOOM you have your own solo public server

✔Now you can do some selling business peacefully ✌
Enjoy ✨

I'm writing this review because there are so many people who just give a negative review for this reason that they cant sell anything in public and there are too many modders in public servers.
They are just struggling and having a bad experience because of griefers.
So i decided to help those new players out 💖