Recent reviews by Rednelle

My only real complaint for this game is that it's making me wish I had more free time :')

Do not let the hours on record deceive you for this review as I've clocked in way more hours using the vanilla client and even more using RuneLite. To be honest, I've not touched this game for a long time since I normally play Runescape 3 as that is more my pace. Nevertheless, I do love the reminiscent style of OSRS as it takes me back to my younger days where computers only had 4:3 ratio and everyone used Bandicam to record for Youtube.

The grinding in this game could get mind-numbing for those that are fresh to the game. From what I could gather, exp cannot be bought with micro-transactions so it comes down to pure sheer will of being dedicated to maxing that skill; which makes it all the more satisfying compared to RS3 which often gives you bonus exp to improve your stat gains and hosting double XP weekends occasionally each year.

All in all, if you do happen to have lots of time to kill, an extra monitor that's rarely being used or just love the slow process of skilling, then I would definitely recommend this game. For those that do pick it up, good luck getting those 99s and have a good one!

I am astounded by the effort put into the recreation of Half Life 1, With more modern graphics, engine and audio; Black Mesa delivers and recreates the events that took place in the underground research facility. The brilliant soundtrack accompanies the cue of precipitate events that may catch the player unaware to being able to traverse obstacles that could get puzzling!

I have to hand it to Microsoft- they have saved Halo. Playing this game from what almost seems like a decade is just opening the floodgates of nostalgia. It run fines and smoothly on my system so far. Gameplay feels a lot more satisfying knowing I am competent on the mouse and keyboard. (I suck a lot with the controller) I'm looking forward to the rest of the halo games and eventually Infinite. Buona Fortuna to this franchise!

One of the closest things you'll get to simulated rally racing. IMO, this has to be the dark souls of the racing genre as you'll constantly get beaten up by these maps and feel the need to restart for a more decent timing. The obsession for a perfect run is also there. The immersion can be enjoyed to its fullest as well if you have a vr headset.

Epic, huh?

Even after what seems like a decade or more, Left 4 Dead 2 is still one of the games that people go back to have some classic shoot 'em up fun against zombies. Since there is still no Left 4 Dead 3 (if there is ever gonna be one), I would say this game is still quite relevant in our modern gaming trend since this was one of the forefathers of coop gameplay.

If you do not have the game yet, I would suggest you'd make a purchase. :)
It's even better when it's on sale. XD
Tons of replay value, open modding community which is not just limited to the Steam workshop itself.

~9/10~ Best game ever since 2009.

Sokol.....Very good, ja? Sounds like punk. Promising he is!