Senaste recensioner av ArashiOkami13

A beautiful remake for fans of the original. An amazing survival horror game for those who never played the original. Here's hoping Motive gets the green light to recreate the entire series.

While not polished to a mirror shine, Dark Tide is fun and worth playing. I've been playing since Early Release, and while there are bugs from update to update, nothing has made the game an unplayable mess. The only bug I have run into is a delay in layers being displayed, and that is corrected in a matter of seconds. This is the most fun I have had in the 40K universe since Dark Heresy and Wrath & Glory.

If you like Left 4 Dead, Vermintide, or co-op FPS games, you will enjoy Dark Tide. If you're still waffling because of all the hate the game is getting, wait until there is a free weekend or the game is on sale. Keep in mind that this game is always better with friends.

A great game that has had a long road to completion. I was a fan of the pen and paper years before this game, and I definitely love the detail they put into the world. It still suffers from the same issues these vast RPG games have: glitches that can make side quests (gigs or side jobs) impossible to complete, but the overall game play is solid and vastly customizable. Look into playing through this multiple times to experience all of the different ways to combat everyone. Looking forward to what else they come up with in Night City and in Cyberpunk.

Not the prettiest survival horror game out there, but still a lot of fun. Even after the jump scares, the story is sad, terrifying, and can suck you in. This series deserves to be picked back up and continued.

Based on the deck-building card game. The challenges can sometimes be irritatingly difficult, but the single player "story mode" is fun and no two levels are ever the same which speaks to how varied the game can be. All in all a great way to play a game that never sees much play outside of a convention.

With Bungie completely in control of Destiny, the Seasonal storyline has become very involving. The Beyond Light expansion has added a new class, which I am having a lot of fun with. Europa, the new area is big on Golden Age lore, so explorers and lore buffs will have plenty to entertain them. The Crucible has only changed to match the Darkness consuming planets, while Gambit is much faster to play through.

A great game that's still getting campaign updates. It's fun, engaging, and, if you're a completionist, can be endlessly challenging.

A lot of folks are calling this Jedi Souls, and I can see why. The saber combat reminds me of the old Jedi Knight games, and it is a lot of fun. There are little side quests and side "bosses" to fight, and you can revisit most of the places you go to get the 100% completion. All in all, it's a game any Star Wars fan will enjoy playing, and my favorite for the tactical use of force powers.

No microtransactions, good voice-acting, simple match-three with a dating-sim style backdrop.

The kind of idle game you can actually play for hours on end, or minutes a day and still feel like you're moving forward. Great art, too.