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Description:

This game, as old as it is, has good truck physics. Better than many other racing games or bad copies of simulators. It's worth all the money, especially for DLCs that can increase your map by up to 50% in the game without affecting the performance of the game because it can also offer you benefits from skins on the truck to the more special accessories or limited editions in the game that can help you to customize your truck a lot and well to some extent. Game mods, being more of an accessory to the game, can offer you a bit of variation in the game, from changing the textures of the map, to modding cars that don't exist in the game.

Game model:

- Graphics: 8/10

- Music 2/10 (I hate county music)

Gameplay 10/10
- It is very good to waste time
- It is good to farm in it without taking into account that you are working in it.
- The best game where you can make a podcast on the call with your friends xD

Story: It doesn't have.

Most likely, as with any other review, I will write a lot and in great detail because that's how a correct and well-expressed review is made, but for those who don't want to read entire paragraphs and want to go straight to the facts, I'd just like let me say for them that I recommend the game as long as you don't stick your nose in doing 100% percentage in the game.
Now, time to detail the game a little more in order to finally understand why I said this. First and foremost, the game, without giving too many spoilers, is boringly based on the idea of ​​fighting monsters over monsters over other monsters, until you reach the end to realize that the story continues and that it's just 35-40% of the entire story of the game, or as some people call it "Lore" So, on the story side there is nothing to explain, only to be recommended as far as I'm concerned, the gameplay is pretty good unlike what I thought the first time before I played it. The premise I started from before playing it is because at that time, Dead Island 2 had been released, and being a "sequel after prequel" maniac, I decided to try to play the first games for the first time before I go directly with the last generation of the game. I admit that if Dead Island had not reached the point where it is now, especially since they changed their studio, I would never have started this game, this is only strictly due to the fact that the game both through the presentation image, as well as the environment in the game gives you a dry vibe, as if the game doesn't want to surprise you with anything, knowing that you also have no way of having expectations from such an old game. I encountered various bugs during the game that will most likely never be solved, but it is not something so serious that you want to uninstall the game. As far as I can remember, there were parts of the kind where I simply stuck with the character through certain solid objects on the map, so that later if I wasn't killed by a zombie or the friends I was playing with at the time, I could I stay stuck there throughout the run. Or phases (quite a lot, I say) in which the hit box in the game simply doesn't work and doesn't cooperate with the player at all, so I would often end up wasting my ultimate with my character (Xian Mei) being that we were simply attacking, and the game seemed to blow up instead of hitting an enemy. Most probably also due to the fact that the target was not really full freestyle, and most of the time in the game, the attack location is automatically preselected, for this reason many times my enemy or enemies are not preselected, and I would end up I struggle for 5 seconds to hit a zombie or or to go to an area where theoretically I could do spalsh damage, only to see that the attack does not work at all against the enemies, and I would end up losing my last one by dying and losing money at the same time. And the problem with the hitbox doesn't only happen on my character or only on me, but also the friend I was playing with at that time who was playing with Sam B having a quite similar ultimate, unfortunately faced the same problem as me, even if the character it was different.

Regarding the audio part of the game, being an older game as I mentioned above, I can't judge it very harshly, even if anyone else critical could do it, I prefer to overlook it. There were certain phases in the game in which I don't know exactly why, but the sound did not correspond to what was happening at the time, it was simply slower automatically (but not from the game settings) simply during in the game or in the cutscenes, these audio bugs appeared that you couldn't get over even with patch fixes. Good luck with this chapter because it's not something very disturbing, it doesn't happen frequently, and it doesn't in any way affect the gameplay in the end, but it's still worth mentioning for future players who prefer to receive such information from someone who already played the game before, without giving spoilers. I have nothing to say about the music or the OST, my friends really liked the music and the OST in the game, personally they didn't let me down. I liked the visual art more than the audio in this game. I don't want to say that no work was done on the OST, but when it comes to music, it's something subjective and no one can interfere with people's tastes. I prefer 10% times more the OST and the music from Dying Light than from Dead Island, but I say it as an example.

Now coming to the main part why I ended up saying that you can have fun in this game casually as long as you don't do 100% percent. Well, the game has no collectibles, so in conclusion, we are not talking about this boring aspect that video games have for those with the "collectors" emblem on their foreheads. Here I am strictly referring to a single aspect that ruined my whole mood to enjoy the game. The side missions are enormously and annoyingly many. You don't get to discover 20 meters of the map, because suddenly secondary missions start appearing. The truth is that you can also bypass them compared to the new Saints Row where you are forced to do a number of side missions to be able to advance in the story, this is not the case here, but the problem is for 3 reasons.
1) It is very difficult to advance in the game without special weapons that you can only collect from those main missions.
2) It is very boring to do them when you want to do a main mission that requires you to imagine a gear that you have no physical way to get without doing secondary missions to receive considerable amounts of money or already modded weapons with evolved gear and level bigger than yours.
3) Once you finish the game at the end (and here is a small spoiler alert based on gameplay but which will help you in the future) is that the secondary missions you do are not saved on the game save. In short, if you want to become a collector for your missions, you do them only to have your profile more evolved on Dead Island Riptide (game where everything you did on the save from this game is transferred to the next game) Here is the biggest problem, on the one hand, it doesn't force you to do them, but it gives you signs to do them so that your life will be easier in the future, so that later on the game will cut you off from under your feet and you will no longer you can go back to your old save to see how clean it is (no missions, no collectibles, etc.) "uncompleted" on the "complete all side quests" requirement. Here you go? I mean, I've done them all in the game, there's not one left on any map, and you're telling me that I didn't do it. And apparently that's exactly how it was, somehow a mission wasn't shown on the map (even now I don't know which mission) and because of it I couldn't complete the game exactly as I wanted. All in all, the game looks good after so many years and after it was made by a poor studio, but at times like this you can easily give a negative review if you really want to and only see the negative parts of the game. Personally, in addition to all the bugs I encountered in it, I spent sleepless nights making side missions, the game was cool and captivated me to get to the end to see what happens with the story itself, and besides that, I had fun with my friends and satisfying myself in certain phases of the game in which I have slow motion in the frames where I fatally hit the zombies and their heads bounced off their necks. It's a cool experience that I don't know if many will have the patience to at least try, but personally I'm glad that I can now quietly play the next games in the franchise without worrying that I don't know the "Lore" behind the previous games.

The game was made as a joke on April 1st, the developers can't take the game seriously, so most likely my review won't be taken seriously and neither will I since the game is just a joke.
Effectively, people have copied the Battle Royale game mode in the TABS theme in first person. An idea that only Landfall developers can do, the idea is that the game could be playable if it wasn't so badly optimized and your camera doesn't move in all directions when you walk or want to do parkour. I'm serious, it was really playable if it met these requirements, or maybe not... especially now that they made the game free and gave access to all people to enter the game with Cheat being that Easy Anti-Cheat is the most weakest of all. But as I said before, people didn't take the game seriously, so I won't take it either, except for the final conclusion that is coming soon.

In Conclusion:
Game made at the caterinca with money to be made for free later, and the money on the game to be converted into in-game coins. Codeti are as many as Counter Strike, only within the limits of the community of people who play it. And the basic idea is super simple, so simple that even a person with a maximum of 1 year of experience in different programming languages ​​can create the game in less than 1 month and with a better and more efficient anti-cheat system than the that the developers currently have for their game. It's worth trying it one day, but don't take it seriously because, just like with other video games, the developers don't pay 2 bucks for you and those hours at the end of your life end up not even counting for memories. GG

Rust Huh, the game that made my childhood better since I was watching the continuity creators on YouTube back when Zombies were on the map. I ended up playing with a friend for about 140 hours, most of which hours were done on empty servers or done by one of my friends using our monthly subscription initiated servers. Initially, I would have several reasons not to recommend the game, mainly because one of those main reasons is the overpriced price. But instead, I won't do this, because from my point of view, for how many hours I invested in the game and how I didn't feel them passing by me, being the game at the same time and very fun, I suppose they deserved their money. Starting with the worst phases of the game, as long as you don't play on a server made by you, you can't really put your soul into what you created or built on the game. In the game there is the wipe term, which at the choice of the owner who owns the server, can be: weekly, every two weeks, or every month) After this deadline, the whole map returns to its initial form from the beginning without any progress. The houses, your items in the inventory and everything you have mined or collected will disappear and you will basically get it from the beginning every time. It sounds very bad since most players of Survival games grew up with Minecraft, The Forest or Don't Starve, where in these games your progress was saved for the entire period of ownership. But it's not really like that, this only applies to servers officially listed on the server page of the game, if you want to create a server you can keep it for life without giving it a mandatory wipe but it will be unlisted and not you can set it as public, if you want it public you will have to comply with this requirement. It sounds decent so far, but there is another part to come. For you to be able to maintain a server is not as easy as in other games and especially since the game does not maintain the server created by you. Either you use Wireless Lan Party programs to invite others if you have a map and want it to run on your computer, or you have to buy a server domain which is not at all cheap unlike what I was used to do until now. These would be some disadvantages in what prevents its purchase if necessary. (You can have a public server with "No Wipe" only if there are no servers with Survival game mode. (example: PVP)
In the rest, apart from these aspects, the game is ingenious, and comes to its base with a lot of new features and monthly or bi-monthly updates.
The updates do not in any way damage the game or its image and even revive it every time something new appears because you always have something to do in it, especially if you are just starting out with the game and especially if you have a server with Wipe. The idea is that having a server with "No Wipe" you cannot expand your creativity as you want on it, most of the time you end up making a construction with the walls upgraded to the maximum and then you think that you have nothing left to do being that everything you did you did during the construction of the house. That's why Wipe exists, to evolve each player individually and all starting from the same point at the time of the Wipe. Imagine Hungar Games with Unlimited Respwn (that is if you don't play on Hardcore Mode) and with several players all evolving differently and attacking each other to capture territories and get materials from the battle or loots found on Map. The idea is very good and I wonder how since its launch it has not received an award or a congratulation for this complex idea, the basis of which is the community that continues to create and maintain active servers even today after a long time. I haven't really seen any bugs or glitches, the game is decent on the optimization side and the difficulty of the AI ​​in the game is to be congratulated. I recommend the game strictly if you have many friends with whom you can have a Party or Squad for Raids because otherwise it would sometimes seem boring to you and you would want to take a break with the game more and more often until you end up losing your interest completely, so that later to return to it again being a good game. On the music side, they tried to copy different ideas from other well-known Survivor games that have good music, and somehow they came out, but not how the developers expected it to come out. All in all, it's good, but it hasn't received updates with the music packet for a long time and I'd be impatient to see that. There are many things I could talk about when it comes to this game, but many of them end up having a positive impact on the game, which makes the final conclusion I recommend it with confidence, especially if you get it at a discount like - I also bought it by the way. Being very much related to personal opinion when it comes to Survival games, I recommend you try it to see for yourself, some may not like something, others do and it would be best to try it. It's a game that deserves this chance!

I'm not a FIFA player, the first time I ever played was fifa 2017 (sort of) and I was on Xbox 360 with a friend. It was crazy, I'm not lying, but I haven't played since then except 1 month ago with a friend on PS4 and it was FIFA 2018 and it was just as crazy.
Currently I played in the free weekend with a friend and I can say that it is one of the biggest fails of this year. Imagine eFootball (or the former Pes game) only made by Ea Sports. I encountered countless problems with the game, you say that I was playing a play test version in development and I was a game tester.

- First of all from the lack of optimization that the game has (I didn't think I would say this with an RTX 2070 in the computer) but yes, I had some gigantic frame drops without being given alt + tab or windows button and then returning back to the game.

- Since there was no rendering of the terrain in 3 quarters of the match, I couldn't even play in 2K because the FPS average was no more than 5.

- My PC shut down during the game more than 5 times in 3 hours of gameplay and it's the only game I've encountered such a thing. I don't know what the phase is and if this has happened to anyone else or if it's just me who has a defective PC. But actually during the matches, in the menu, in halftimes and many other phases of gameplay, my PC restarts doing absolutely nothing. I don't know how you FIFA players would have reacted if you don't give a pass properly. But if this happens to you, I think you would have thrown the monitor out the window.

Conclusion: I do not recommend it, too many FIFA games that appear and nothing changes to say that it is copied after the iPhone. I'm not saying that the game isn't fun, but it lost its charm when I spent 15 minutes in the game and then it restarted in front of me as if the source was losing power. I'm Out!

I'm a big fan of Rust. I liked the game since 2014 when a YouTuber from Romania made a series with the game and it was at the time when there were Zombies in the game. Finally, when I saw that the game when I was a child was a ton of money for me, I started looking for a way to play a similar but equally good game. A friend recommended Unturned to me. The game that, although I put in a few hours, well I can say that this is the secondary account when it comes to Unturned. The basic idea so well executed with graphics familiar to all gamers. The idea of ​​server creation. It is one of my first survival games that sparked my curiosity to find out as much information as possible about it. I recommend the game. And I say this only to spite the people who hate the game because they don't like the graphics.

Old but gold. It's hard for me to review a game that I don't have much to show. I recommend you to read the description of the game to understand what it is about, although it is hard for me to believe that there are people who do not know what this game is about and are die-hard gamers.

Personally, I really liked the game, even if I only did 2 endings. It's cool that it puts you under pressure at a given moment in the game when documents upon documents to check start to appear because you don't know what to check the first time in order to escape faster. I recommend the game, it's worth all the money.

At first glance, the game is not the most horror game, the environment jumps out at you from the game trailer or especially from the pictures taken during the gameplay, Ignoring the fact that it is a 2D game, (to some extent) The story of the game must be played after you have finished playing Little Nightmares II. It's that style of game where you can't give many details about the story, because every detail gives you a hint in the game. just play =)

Description:

The best puzzle game I could play. Unfortunately, I couldn't finish the game, but not because it was too difficult, I'm not the type of person to give up, especially on games with major difficulty. Although I gave up the game for quite a long time. I saw that Nvidia wants to make a Remastered game, adding the RTX setting to the game, which makes it look splendid. It's a pity that another game was not released, but as far as I know Valve is, I certainly don't think that another game with such a great reputation will appear in front of us. A very difficult game to play, but at the same time very difficult to do the puzzles. It's very good, and the idea of ​​the portal is something that if Valve didn't think about it, the chances were very small that someone would come up with such a good idea.

Bonus: Don't play the game when you're drunk or on drugs because you don't understand anything anymore. Or, do whatever you want, you wanted the effect xD

Description:

I think it is one of the best games made by Valve so far. He managed to bring something revolutionary that you won't find in other zombie games, and if you do, you'll know for sure that it's a copycat of the Left 4 Dead 2 series.

Why do I say it has something unique?

1) The gore mode that is so good, satisfying, fun, whatever you want to call it. All players are of the opinion that this is very difficult to rebuild, even with the latest generation graphics engines.

2) The solo or coop story mode, which allows you to advance in the story one level at a time, similar to Minecraft Story Mode, except that you don't just sit on the chair and relax. You can also taste the chaos and the difficulty that the game has when you select the highest difficulty.

This game, like the rest of the games made before 2015, are games that remain in my memory as the best games played at a time when people did not have high expectations from a famous game. Congratulations Valve for making a game that you have now abandoned like the rest. Congratulations =(