Évaluations récentes de 🌌ReFL3X

It's good fun and has a really good singleplayer story but it's nowhere near as over the top or as fun and wacky as five and San Andreas.

A classic game about flying at high speed across dangerously tall towers and rooftops. It's cheap now as well so there's no reason not to play it.

Tyranny is a CRPG where you play as the evil forces for once which makes a nice refreshing change, you can still be good though if you want but finally evil is presented as the easier option to take which makes sense in a medieval sort of world and it really makes you think about what you're doing the whole way through and especially when the credits roll and you see all the madness that you've created.

An interesting game but it lacks punishment and is practically impossible to screw up. It's good though and the plot hooks you quick, also it changes from the typical rebel perspective in this sort of universe to you being the Big Brother instead so it's a good game.

Probably the greatest sandbox building game of all time.

If you go outside and walk for about a hundred hours you will probably get more enjoyment out of it than this. If you want to know why it's because you don't get shot at the end.

If you can get past the sub par cover mechanics and the dated graphics you've got a gripping game here with an intense plot and a brilliant multiplayer mode to go with it providing you have 3 or more friends to play it with.

New Vegas is a brilliant game thanks to its quests and world design. However, this is in spite of the gameplay which can be quite clunky at times and hasn't aged all that well. I think that this is the best Fallout game and there is a huge amount of content even before the DLCs are factored in. You are given the freedom to interact with various factions and settlements however you like and you can impact the future of the wasteland by how you interact with them. The writing allows for you to engage with the characters on a deeper level than Fallout 3 or 4 and you can ask questions that dive into the lore surrounding the Fallout universe.

While New Vegas shows its age more than other RPGs that came out around the same time it's still worth buying and it's an excellent game that is a slow burn and allows you to get immersed and take your time exploring the rich world that is on offer.

A poor man's Battlegrounds.

The Witcher 2 improves on every aspect of the first game and beats it by miles. It has far more defined and fleshed out characters, a more focused plot and narrative and a more immersive world and quest structure. The only downside is that the game is shorter than the first game but the quality makes up for it.