Recent reviews by Jeka

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is a fantastic game that hits all the right notes. The story is excellent, with great twists that keep you hooked from start to finish.

The combat is smooth and satisfying, with a variety of moves and enemies that make every fight exciting. You really feel like a Jedi with all the tools and powers at your disposal.

The graphics are stunning, with detailed environments and characters that make the world feel alive. While some have complained about performance issues, I had almost none. The game ran smoothly for me, with only couple of frame drops in a couple of cutscenes.

Overall, this is a solid game with a great story, awesome combat, and beautiful visuals. If you’re a Star Wars fan or just love action games, it’s definitely worth playing.

7.5/10

An absolute masterpiece and a perfect ending for the Norse saga

For me, God of War 2018 was already a nearly perfect gaming experience and Ragnarök exceeds it in all aspects. The story telling is peak and the emotions that these actors give through their performances is next level.

I played this game on a 3440x1440 175hz OLED monitor with everything maxed out and using HDR. Graphically the game was just absolutely stunning and jaw dropping. The little details and love they've put to all the different worlds and characters is just insane.

Playing with Atreus is refreshing and a nice contrast to playing with Kratos, as it offers more of a ranged combat style, which is very different from Kratos's brute force style. The game was challenging with the "Give Me No Mercy" difficulty setting and I found myself returning to harder optional battles later in the game. I was even stuck on a couple bosses for a while, which in my opinion was a nice challenge.

For me this port worked nearly flawlessly and I only had one crash in the entire 71h that I played the game. Checking AMD Adrenaline, my avg FPS was 126 with everything maxed out on a 7900XTX and an i5 12600K.
I completed all the achievements and there were no unnecessary grind or difficulty related achievements, which was also nice.

For the negatives, the forced PSN account thing is just stupid and unnecessary. I made my PSN account on my ex girlfriend's Playstation 4 with her years ago, and did not remember my password or the security questions we made. To reset the security question you have to call Playstation support which in my opinion is dumb af. Thankfully I remembered that she actually filled the questions, so the "first pet's name" was not mine but hers.

Valhalla was also not my cup of tea. I only played it for the story on a lower difficulty. The story was good and I really enjoyed the little things from the previous games, but the repetitive format was not really my thing.

Overall, despite the PSN account stuff, I give this game a 10/10.

Oh man, I was really hyped up for this game, but the fact of the matter is that it is really boring and bad.

The world is empty with copy pasted houses that offer nothing interesting. Side quests are mindless fetch quests that are as uninteresting as it gets. Voice acting is terrible (English version). Graphics are nothing special. Everyone is talking about the combat system and yes, it definitely is the strongest aspects of this game, but for me, it doesn't save it.

This game feels like another soulless Ubisoft game with nothing new to offer. I tried to play the main missions just to complete the game but even the story is so boring that I'm thinking that uninstalling the game might be the way to go.

What a disappointment.

Doesn't even launch. Tried everything on the internet and nothing, only thing that starts is the launcher.

Negatives

-Don't know why but the game kept crashing with multiple combinations of settings. Had to set everything to low and after that the game didn't crash once.

-Couldn't invite my friend to my game so we had to remove each other from steam friends, add each other on Bethesda thing, invite and then add him back to my steam friends list

-There is like 5h of actual content

-Cringe dialogue and interactions with the characters

-Bad story

-30fps cutscenes

-If you want to do all the achievements, there is no actual resonable way to grind money. I had to change the date from windows so the crates would respawn like 50 times

Positives


-Runs at 144fps all time time (expect cutscenes)

Assassins Creed

A beautiful journey

No online Co-op

It is a good game but definitely not worth 60€. Length of the game is the biggest issue for me. I completed every achievement in under 20 hours (afk'd like 2 hours total). I would recommend that you buy it of a sale.

RE Engine is really good and the game runs really smooth. I play with 3440x1440 monitor and usually have to do some kind of trickery to get the games working on my resolution. Resident Evil 3 not only has that resolution on default, but also runs flawlessly with 100+ fps .

The game itself is little bit more action packed than RE2, and also doesn't have any actual puzzles. I also felt like RE2 had more bosses and replay value.

Overall a good game, but not as good as RE2 nor as bad as many reviews are making it to be.

Wait for sale

- Amazing storytelling
- Great gameplay
- Beautiful graphics
- Awesome soundtrack
- Fluid fighting mechanics


- Porting is absolutely horrendous, but after installing FAR everything ran smoothly (except I got stuck in couple cutscenes because of unlocked fps and had to re-do the whole mission)
- Some side missions are really tedious
- 9S's hacking minigame wasn't really my favourite thing


Overall, a really amazing experience that I would recommend to everyone. You need to complete all routes (A, B and C) to unravel the whole story behind Nier: Automata. Route C really darkens the story, and in my opinion, is the best one of them. It really shows how compelling the story can be and what this game is capable of. 9/10.

Glory to Mankind