Neue Rezensionen von Scorpidoo

+ The rally stages are solid, high quality.
+ The car selection is diverse, even throwing in some lesser known rides.
+ The car handling is like Dirt Rally 2.0 and Dirt 4 had a baby. (SimArcade)

- The UX is a hot mess. Navigating the menus feels clunky.
- Career mode? It’s like they just threw a new style of calendar at you and said, “Good luck!” You’ll be squinting at icons trying to figure out what’s going on.
- Oh, and some content locked behind a EA Play subscription.

I only recommend this because the gameplay is solid and that’s what you’ll be spending hours doing.

Not many games that has Citroën C2, here you get even more of it. It's just a fun little car to drive.
In real life they also a lot fun to drive, if you have the 1.6 liter engine.

* Supports multiple file formats, including PSD.
* Tools that let you add details and textures.
* Advanced layers, masks, and blending modes for non-destructive editing.
* Automatic updates if you buy it on Steam. It's free on their website without automatic updates.

Upon first play, the handling feels snappy and somewhat disorienting, especially with the tight and narrow rally stages that can catch you off guard. However, as you settle in and start threading the needle with full throttle, the exhilaration of mastering those tricky tracks becomes evident. It’s a fun, engaging game that rewards patience and practice. Just be prepared for a learning curve with the controls, and you’ll find yourself enjoying the thrill of the game.

Film your friends doing scary dumb things while luaghing at them to become SpookTube famous!

* Story & Gameplay like Just Cause with less gadgets.
* Humor a little like Sunset Overdrive.
* Vehicle handling like a child playing on a City rug.
* This game is meh, tho not as bad as people tell you.

Sledders delivers an exhilarating snowmobile experience with its very impressive controller handling and addictive open-world exploration. Navigating the snowy terrain is a lot of fun, you'll spend hours on simply driving around the game world.

However, the game falls short in terms of content and customization options, offering limited variety in snowmobiles and character gear.

Sledders captures the thrill of snowmobile excitement, and with added content and customization features in the future, it has the potential to become a incredible game.

Having poured an unhealthy amount of my life into Guild Wars 2, specifically in the chaotic mayhem of World vs World, I can confidently say I've developed a love-hate relationship with this pixelated realm.

Clocking over 10,000 hours already on my main account, I've witnessed the strategic brilliance of my fellow players (or the lack thereof) and formed alliances that could rival any dysfunctional family reunion.

The WvW battles are the stuff of legend, where the line between epic victory and facepalm-worthy defeat is thinner than the armor on my in-game character.

This isn't just a game, it's a commitment, a clown fiesta, and a testament to my questionable priorities.
Yet, as I stare at my screen and contemplate my life choices, I'm not quitting anytime soon.

* iRacing on a budget.
* No sub fee.
* Good starting point to get into Sim racing.
* Cost less than a sim rig.

In Felingard's realm, cats roam free,
An open world, where heroes be.
Cat Quest, a game of grand delight,
Where paws embark on daring flight.

With Drakoth's evil grip held tight,
Your sister catnapped in the night,
Leap forth with courage, don't delay,
In purrsuit of justice, you shall sway.

Across the map, a vast expanse,
Adventure calls, take up the chance.
Risk life and limb in dungeons deep,
For epic loot, you sow and reap.

Amidst the quests, a furry crew,
Characters true, both old and new.
Lend them a paw, their tales explore,
In this feline world, forever more.

Cat Quest, a whiskered delight,
Where cats prevail, in shadows fight.
An RPG realm, where legends sprout,
This game of cats, there is no doubt.