Senaste recensioner av Satoverlord

After a considerable amount of time giving into thoughts, I have decided to give this game a "Not Recommended". This is another game that I wish steam has a neutral button for review.

Snowrunner has shown to me it has most of what we love about its predecessors (in my very limited time of gameplay): Good physics and terrain simulation, unique trucks (now with trucks from US backgrounds), beautiful maps, etc etc. These elements makes this game and its predecessors highly addicting even when you only play on your own. For every journey you embark, you will find happiness and satisfaction in your discoveries and endeavors.

However, Snowrunner has also chosen not to be as good as its predecessors in a crucial part of its kind: Controls.
MudRunner and Spintires offer you manual transmission (MT), which gives you full control over your vehicle's engine. Having this level of control is crucial to overcoming many of the challenges. By removing the detailed and realistic transmission, Snowrunner severely upset players' feeling of having full control over the lovely vehicles this game has. It is worth mentioning the auto transmission (AT) in this game is also sluggish and dumb. For instance, the transmission often decide to stuck in 1st or 2nd gear for an unnecessary amount of time. The time it takes to shift into reverse is also frustrating. The lack of MT hinders players' progress and feeling of immersion to a point where I feel disappointed when I try to tackle challenges.

In a game series of which having full control over your vehicle is crucial to gameplay and immersion, Snowrunner will not be fully satisfying for the fans of previous titles. As such, I am looking forward to the devs re-adding MT, especially H-Shifter as an option.

This lovely charity pack offers some interesting assets to be used in editor.
The added scenarios are interesting and has some unique achievements that will keep you entertained for some time; This includes an art museum providing unique perspectives on war and the future of warfare which is quite intriguing.

Definitely a good pack to get while donating some money.

If you like arcade air combat game like Ace Combat or H.A.W.X., Project Wingman is a game that you shouldn't miss.

Whilst it is obvious that this indie game takes inspirations from older Ace Combat titles, Project Wingman offer its own unique tastes for those who love the genre.

For instance, one of the features that I really love is that you can bring multiple special weapons (as oppose to only one in Ace Combat) — Features like this, for me, really allow a wide range of options when you approach missions:
For instance, you can bring a harrier that carries a full load of rocket pods and proceed to shred anything (literally, anything) in a burst.

Oh and did I mention that you can actually make the harrier HOVER in this game?

Later in game, some of the planes have the sweet AOA limiter that allows you to pull the sickest move you always dreamed to do with absolute ease.

It would be hard not to mention the very-memorable soundtrack of this game; They fit each missions of the campaign really well.

The game comes with full native HOTAS support. Which is definitely better than AC7 in this aspect.

9/10, well-worth the full price for those who lover arcade flight games

As of the moment of writing, Valheim is still in early access. Yet this game offers much more than so many other titles.

This game proves that you can make a highly-addictive survival game without forcing PVP. With its solid combat, satisfying building mechanics, and good amount of contents all packed in just 1gb, Valheim is putting so many "AAA" titles these days to shame.

Even with no sale, this game is a complete steal. Just buy, enjoy with your friends.

Teardown is a game that allows you to destroy things freely. By far, it offers the best destruction simulations in the market.

At the same time, its creative campaign gives you purpose and reasons for destruction; You will need to carefully plan everything out. It may take hours to plan a perfect route. But when you actually manage to hit all objectives within that 1 minute countdown, it is the most satisfying experience that a game could offer you.

Apart from the main game, you can also install mods or create your own quite easily.

10/10, well worth the price. Definitely looking forward to more updates in the future!

This is one of the games that makes me wish Steam allows me to make a neutral review. As someone who played the original, the Definitive Edition leaves much to be desired.

The graphics and environment are absolutely stunning. Yet, the game feels stripped of purposes to explore. Storyline no longer takes you all around the city; Many driving of the missions are skipped with cutscenes; The side quests from Lucas Bertone are gone. The public transport from the original are barred from us now. All in all it's a shame that the developers cut these contents that make the original so beloved.

In fact, imo, the DE lacks details of the original level. Of course, the city and the graphics give much more details visually. But the details in the stories and the details in the gameplay are gone. Replacing them are the overtly-hand holding that makes the game feels more like a film. The original shines as it allows you to make your own choices from time to time; For instance, in the mission Molotov party, you can choose to block the backdoor of the bar with a crate to earn yourself a few more minutes before you wreck the cars. In the same mission, a better car that you can collect is hidden in a garage. The remake, however, directly point you to that car. Another example is Visiting Rich People, in the origin you can have Salvatore to pick the prosecutor's car for you (which also teaches you how to pick that specific car). This is entirely optional and requires player's thinking. Or in the Running Man, where u can tell a lady who is waiting in an alley that her date got the address wrong as you found him earlier in another similar alley. In Definitive Edition? These are all gone. The mission feels short as it forcefully holds your hand and strips you of freedom to explore the levels. This strips players like me the sense of achievement when I finish the mission in different ways (and succeed in doing so).

I like the developers' attempt to give characters more depth. But the drastic change in terms of personalities sometimes feels a bit too much. The reduction of missions doesn't help either as characters feels much less relatable, namely Ralph and Lucas. Especially since their function in game is mostly gone now. However, I do applaud the developers's effort in trying to give more insights of the era with the additional or changed dialogue.

Mafia 3's combat system is not something I like at all, but it is acceptable. With the classic difficulties, it does prove to be a fun challenge to manage your resources. So I would say the gun play is much more modern and enjoyable than the original.

All in all, Mafia: Definitive Edition has its merits, but loses on many other aspects that made the original Mafia so praised and loved. The game feels rushed, and there are many contents that felt like they were cut at the last minute. I recommend waiting for a sale at least at 50%.

Edit #1: Grammar, spellings, etc. Confirmed that in Running Man you can talk to the lady; My mistakes, and many thanks to @steve who mentioned it in the comment.

Took me an afternoon to get it download and install properly;
Took me another to get it detect my HOTAS.
Needless to say, I was tired and disappointed at the time.

But once I start to fly, I am filled with joy and excitement as if I was still the same kid back when FSX was launched.
2020 has been awful to everyone. And with the virus still lurking around, I doubt we would be able to travel freely anytime soon.
With this, however, we could go to all kinds of places on our planet without even stepping outside of our house. And it fills my heart with happiness and hope.

TL;DR: MSF is a great game for exploring our planet, and a great tool to learn more about flying. Well worth the price.

Regarding the detection of joystick, here's what I did:
1. Right click on MSF in your Steam library, go into properties, select "forced off" for controller setting
2. Unplug your joystick before launching MSF
3. Plug in your joystick once you are in the main menu
Hope it works for you too

A free card game from our beloved series the Witcher!
Played the beta, played the mobile version. Dare I say this is the most easy-to-pickup version of all.
It is free and NOT p2w, so give it a go if you hvn't yet

p.s. I really love how CD Projekt Red encourages you to be friendly to your opponent and press the "GG" button as a sign of courtesy.

Personally, I find this set very effective in PVP with suppressor/flash hider when you stay motionless in a flanking position.
Looks cool too even when you are not the Marksman.
Well worth the price.

If you want a proper tactical shooter that is actually fun, balanced, and not a MOBA-like sci-fi shooter with a bad hit reg like siege, then look no further.
Insurgency Sandstorm offers a good balance of realism and casual gameplay along with astounding amount of options for customization.
PVE-wise, imo, this games offer the most enjoyable experience among all shooters as of today.
Optimization is a bit on the down side, however. Noticeable occasional framedrop can occur on higher settings even with a powerful rig.