Senaste recensioner av DriftNinjaElite

Thank you Nordic games for listening to your fans! This is a good game, if you like story driven games, and puzzles. If you can get past the slow walking animations, and play the game for the storyline then you will enjoy this. If you like big castles, churches and exploring them, this game is for you.

It starts out a little slow, but really begins to pick up mid-chapter 1. I will not spoil anything.

I originally posted a negative response, but the company corrected the error.

Quick update - If you are playing this for your first time, SAVE OFTEN! I have run into a few game breaking bugs such as necessary items disappearing for no reason. This particularly happened during Chapter 4 when you get back to the castle, my map was missing. This can be fixed by googling save files and replacing your current save. Others have reported similar.

Very very bad idea to make PvE a pay to play. This will fail as you can see by the reviews. The good news is, i do not believe this is a canon game, and more of a spinoff.

This is an Aeria game that borrows the FEAR name, some storyline and scares. Once i was greated with the Aeria log-in screen, i uninstalled this. and moved on. Listen to other reviews, and look at game videos like i did to determine if you would like this type of thing.

If you are a true fan of the FEAR franschise, and story: DO NOT BOTHER.

If you like games such as Kings Field, Stonekeep, etc. This game is for you. I was a little confused with the controls at first, but they are easy to get the hang of. I suggest making your own characters as that is fun in itself. The dungeon has many secrets hiding surprizes, and hidden rooms galore. You will have to look very carefully, and some puzzles may stump you.

Combat involves strafeing, plus timing your attacks so you take the least amount of damage. There are blue crystals hidden on each floor that save your game, and heal diseased characters if you happen to get caught by a trap like i did my first time playing. In short, i do recommend this title.

Fun game! For an Early Access, this plays like a complete game. As other reviews have said, this game is much like an updated Road Rash complete with Uzis, C4s, and other crazy weapons.

This game will be hard at first until you upgrade your bike, it can take a few tries on later levels and will prove frusturating at points, I would like to see cash earned from races be kept instead of loosing it when dieing, or at least, make it easier to earn the cash.

I found myself sucked in, and playing for a couple of hours. Well done so far!

This is a great/comediac homage to classic turn-baised RPGS. A lot of it is exploring, looking for things and figuring out how to get to them. If you liked Super Mario RPG back in the day, you will see many similarities in the combat system with this game.

Even if your not into comedy games, give this one a chance.

The racing itself is fun. I played the first Riptide on Android and this is much better. My only complaint is the awful choice in music. It would be nice if we could have a custom ost since the Dubstep is not only bad, but also repetative. The graphics are smooth with water effects and you can customize your rider colors which is a nice touch.

This game was a true masterpiece of its time. I remember playing this game on an old pentium computer on Windows 98. Now it has been recreated beautifully and combined with the Masterpiece edition. Dear Valve thank you for giving me the awesome opporitunity to play this game again.

For those who love adventure games, a little spookyness and perhaps never got to play Myst back in the day, now is your chance. Take it. Lots of great storytelling and you will see why this game spawned a legacy.

If you like Puzzle Quest and Marvel, this game is for you. The problem is, as others are saying, it is a microtransaction heavy game. It could be so much better, if they toned down that aspect of it and made the rewards better.

I have some high level "covers" thanks to the DLC sale and getting a little lucky with recruit gambles.

I would really like to see fair rewards, and the microtransactions turned down a bit. The music is very repetative, so that needs to be improved. You can always just turn the sound off and rock out to your own tracks via windowed mode.

Much of this game is a combination of luck and patience, or if you are willing to shed some $$$ it can get good. Many FreetoPlay games have this same mentality, i have also seen many fail because of this.

D3 - if you want your game to be a success, take my advice and tone down the money-aspect of the game. If you set it all on making a profit, this game will be short lived. However, if you show that you are willing to ease up power up costs and give better story mode/tournament rewards, people may be more willing to support you and it will work out in your favor. I know i would buy more if you did this.

I recommend this game for puzzle quest fans, but, remember that unless your willing to shell out some cash, you are better off playing vanilla PQ 1, 2, and Challenge of the Warlords.

I bought this since i wanted a new racing title to enjoy. Upon first glance - top down Gran Turismo? I saw potential, until i got to Career mode and had to do ultra repetative license tests.

The game began to randomly crash on me (running Windows 8.1 on a fast laptop), for no apparant reason and it did not seem to be the fault of steam or windows. The graphics were nice, and it is a shame i could not get past the license tests to share any further interest in the game. Complete stops are to difficult and i think need to be tweaked. They were never that difficult in GT.

Point is, i have plenty of patience, but this title serves to only get on my last nerve without letting me give career racing a try. The license tests should be optional and serve as a bonus feature. It is buggy as anything and that is unfortunate because the game has nice potential. Tune the difficulty down a bit for first timers.

Here is an idea of what i am running:
Processor: Core i7-4700MQ
Ram: 16GB DDR3L
Video: Nividia Geforce GT 745M 2GB Dedicated Graphics
Audio: Dobly Home Theater
OS: Windows 8.1.

The game didn't lag, but it certainly crashed enough for me to stop playing.