Останні рецензії користувача Kurt Russell

It's not a perfect game, but it's made by people who clearly enjoy making it and it shows. Full of heart and bold ideas, never afraid to get weird. It can be buggy, it can be hard to follow at some points, and some of the timers are clearly a relic of the past that refuses to let go... but for every one of these complaints you can find something good. The music is out of this world, the story dares to try something different in this tired world of live service games, and the gameplay is a mix of cool things the devs wanted to see in their game, and that alone makes it worth playing.

It doesn't run super well on my machine (3070, 32gb ram, 5600x) but it's far from unplayable as long as I use DLSS and can accept slowdowns in towns.
Performance aside, this is very much a follow-up to SoC and CoP and I couldn't be happier with that. The intro sequence is very guided so I was somewhat scared that they might have turned this series into a more linear experience, but once you get to the actual game things open up as they should and you are free to engage in the usual S.T.A.L.K.E.R. experience, only the graphics are all shiny and new.

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Stupidly fun. It's like Crackdown and Titanfall had a baby, and along the way, it got a massive dose of Severed Steel goodness to crank things up to eleven.

You can grapple to clouds, you can get a quadruple jump and quad grappling hooks, there's tons of nice upgrades to discover, fun bosses to fight, crazy arenas to beat... Oh, and you can do that with 3 other friends at the same time in co-op, just in case you wanted some extra spice on your delicious meatball.

Quite possibly my favorite game of the year, and we've had some real good ones!

Edit: finished it and ooh boy, this is definitely my game of the year for now. Such a tight gameplay experience, letting you have fun without compromising challenge. Not a big fan of the boss fights, but literally everything else was so good I don't even care. And there's postgame once you beat it! So good.

A surprisingly fun yet very flawed game. It's clear that the developers weren't really sure what they wanted to make for a while, so it has remnants of an attempt at a survival game (but they've been mostly sanded off, thanfully). The naval combat reminds me of Black Flag, but it has slightly more depth to it (as most modern open world games do, it has a bunch of "RPG-lite" features, though in this case I don't think they detract from the experience)

There's PvP and it seems like at some point it was considered a major part of the game, but I don't really like to PvP nowadays cause I'm old and grumpy, so I haven't really engaged with it. Thankfully there's also a lot of PvE stuff to do, between just going around attacking AI controlled vessels to plundering settlements, or doing quests and some light empire building.

Overall, it's closer to Sid Meier's Pirates! than any other comparisons that would come to mind. It has a lot of modern junk like a battlepass, seasonal events that are timegated and stuff like that, but the core of the game is definitely inspired by Pirates! (and it reminds me of the sad fact that we haven't actually had a new Pirates! game in 20 years)

Performance-wise, it runs surprisingly well, though it doesn't really look super amazing (it doesn't look terrible either, just middle of the pack, really).

For full price I'd say it's not really the best purchase you could make, but at 60% off, it's a pretty fun timewaster if you are into Age of Sail ships and don't mind fantastical elements and weird anachronisms.

First, I'll get the obvious out of the way. The game currently has performance issues in big towns, caused by a CPU bottleneck (at least in my system). I get above 60fps on the open world segments so far on a 5600x, 32gb, 3070 system at 1440p with DLSS balanced and graphics set to high but RT off, so it's far from unplayable, but big towns are a different story.
Still, if the combat areas continue to perform at 60fps or above, I'm mostly OK with that, it's not something truly horrible like Jedi Survivor, which was a stuttering mess and crashed whenever it wanted.

With that stuff out of the way, this is pretty much the perfect game for anyone who loved the first, since it's that but with more stuff. The pawns feel quite similar, but with more varied voicelines, and the combat is as engaging as ever. Systemic interactions abound, and the usual Dragon's Dogma weird stuff is out there for all to see.

Do I recommend it? If you can get over towns not performing adequately, 100%. I've had a blast in these few hours, and I fully intend to keep going for a few weeks because this stuff is my jam.

This is sadly a terrible effort at bringing back the classic Battlefront games. The multiplayer portion is barely playable thanks to some truly horrific connection issues, you can't un-invert flying controls, and for some reason the whole thing takes 60gb drive space when the originals take 15 ad have better quality cutscenes.
Just a really poor job (and with Aspyr's track record, the chances of them improving things enough are fairly small)

Same old CnC Renegade I played all those years ago. Still incredibly fun to play, with a great soundtrack and a myriad callbacks to the original games.
I'm not 100% sure, but it feels like they've done some work on this version of the game, because I'm pretty certain the one I have on Origin didn't work well at 1440p resolution out of the box, while this one does (it has some menu graphics weirdness, but ingame and during cutscenes it's more than fine)
Sadly multiplayer died with Gamespy, but the campaign is as fun as it was back then.

Edit: apparently there's community servers if you use a mod, so even MP might be on the menu!

It's the original Helldivers but third person and with way more production values. It's also got some battlepass stuff, etc, but so far it seems very unobtrusive (I never got an ingame ad forcing me to look at the premium version, for instance, which is something that regularly happens with other games).
Performance-wise, it seems solid so far on my computer using the default settings I got (mostly high, with Space set to low, amusingly, and I manually turned Motion Blur off). Running on a 3070, 32gb ram and a 5600x. At 1440p I average around 90fps on the missions I've played.

The online component is kinda borked right now, which isn't super unexpected to me, but with Arrowhead's track record I don't doubt it'll be fixed. Overall, it's pretty much what I expected and I'm quite happy with it.

PS: I'm from Buenos Aires and I say kill 'em all!!

Edit: After playing quite a bit more I have to say it's actually a lot more than just Helldivers 1 with more production values. The amount of work the devs put into this game is kinda crazy, it feels incredibly good to play, with really punchy gunplay and excellent sound design, and it also manages to keep you on your toes at all times in ways you wouldn't expect from "mindless" bugs and automatons.
Co-op is a blast (quite literally sometimes) and the mid game stratagems you can unlock can be true gamechangers when you start pushing into higher difficulties.
Very much recommended for anyone who loved the original, but also anyone who is into shooters, really.
They captured the Verhoeven Starship Troopers feel better than pretty much all actually licensed games based on the movie, too. From the propaganda reels you get at your ship to the music and the loading screen tips, it's kinda like living that movie (but not dying horribly for it!)

Edit 2: I already got the premium pass unlocked without paying a single extra cent over the Standard Edition price. You can find premium money during missions, and the drops are generous enough that I got half the value of the pass from them (the other half from the basic free pass). Food for thought for the "pay 2 win" crowd!

I feel this game can be best described by the now famous Chernobyl TV show line "not great, not terrible"
It's pretty much urban Far Cry with vampires and some shoehorned powers for the main characters. The AI is kinda terrible, and will rotate between being absolutely ruthless killers and being completely braindead, and the graphics are serviceable, but it's a fun time in co-op so far and they've fixed the performance issues I encountered when I first tried the game on gamepass.
Is it a good Arkane game? Hell no! Is it a fun cooperative timewaster? I think so.

Pretty nice casual space program "sim". Fun to play in short bursts while doing something else.