I was hungry for some great solitaire action, but there is a serious lack of great solitaire games. He more than fills the need. Clean, simple, smooth and cerebral. Only one of the solitaires has a little bit of hidden information, which means they allow for a lot more strategic thinking than the common solitaires. 10/10 will play again. Well worth the money. (But don't be dumb, if you're somehow expecting more than a set of solitaire games, don't buy it, because this is a set of solitaire games.)
Absolute banger of a retro-style twitch FPS. Great controls, glowing intense graphics with a fairly unique style (the sprite-like weapons look so sick), omenous soundscapes, epic boss fights, wide range of weapons. Super dope. Highly recommended. I am deducting a star for the medium-ish optimization, and some frankly unreliable weapon-switching. You should get used to using the number row, because scrolling is not consistent. I also feel like the "YOU STAND ALONE" tagline was an excuse to make sure nobody asked for multiplayer, which would be dope, but it doesn't have it. Anyhoozers. Loved this experience. Took me 15 hours to get win the game on hard difficulty, getting 60% of the achievements.
This game is incredible. For so many reasons. A large part of it is just how much it respects the player. It doesn't explain anything, it just lets you gradually understand. There is nothing blocking a knowledgable player from going straight to the end immidiately, but you won't be able to do that as a new player, because you don't know the rules yet. You will, though. Gradually. I've been talking with other people who have played the game, and it's like meeting people who have been in the army. We've all been through this incredibly unique experience, and have so much to talk about. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Like everyone should've, I heard the news about the bugs about a week before launch. So I was expecting that. Really, I was already expecting that, because The Witcher 3 had a buggy launch, but alass, I don't really care. Better than CDPR getting more death threats over another delay. The game will be finished by the same time anyway. (Though, the review restrictions were shady, but that's for another time) Now onto the actual game. I dig it. For this being their first FPS, I'm really really impressed by the gunplay. I play difficult FPS games, like Quake, Tribes and Insurgency: Sandstorm on hardcore mode, and I like this gunplay. It's not at Sandstorm's level, but absolutely crackin' for their first FPS. The story grabbed me pretty early on. So far I've only played Corpo, but I can tell how life paths really only decide the prologue and then sprinkles in a few extra ways to solve conversational problems later in the game. Nothing much bigger than that. I like that it's there though. It is an RPG, not GTA. That means, you're responsible for your own immersion. I laugh off the bugs, because they're usually pretty funny. The way the crowds disappear suddenly and don't all react realistically when you start attacking random people isn't much of a problem to me, because you shouldn't do that. It's a world made for you to play around and make stories in, not a world made to spoon-feed you the story. It's like D&D. You can complain that the pices don't animate on their own, but they're plastic and you're being a killjoy, John. The preformance is fine on medium with my RTX 2070 (not Super), and an old i7 4770k OC'ed to 4.2 Ghz. Could be optimized a bit better. My gripes: - Way too low maximum FOV at 100, but if you go into the game directory, and then into \r6\config\settings\platform\pc\options.json, you can fix that yourself. Look for "FieldOfView", and you can just change the max ;) - Character creator uses pre-sets that you mix and match instead of sliders.
