Recent reviews by NYXZ

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I'm 13 years old, I rush home from school, and an Xbox 360 is waiting for me with the greatest game of all time in 13 year old mes eyes. Now, I'm 32 years old rushing home from work with my PC for the same game. Oblivion, but looking like how my 13 year old self thought it looked.

There's a reason I've clocked nearly 40 hours into a game that came out a few days ago.

I love this game so much, and this remaster brings it to 2025. It might be the perfect game, all that's different is this time I have the patience to complete the main questline as well. Going for 100% on this one lads!

The closest thing I've played to perfect. Storyline is well paced, gameplay is engaging, world is gorgeous. Need Ragnarok now because I NEED MORE.

Amazing game, looks gorgeous, gripping story, combat and gameplay is excellent, overall 10/10, but as a grown adult with a job, can we make The Last Of Us 3 not have a story that is 25 hours long, thanks lads!

Play this over 2k25

Two of my most beloved racing franchises, and my two most anticipated games of the last few years was TDU: Solar Crown, and Tokyo Xtreme Racer (2025). TDU Solar Crown burnt me, and it made me realise name value wasn't enough to carry something I hold dear, and maybe for the other game cautious optimism versus all out hype was the way to go...

Tokyo Xtreme Racer told me Genki don't bloody disappoint.

LOVE YOU GUYS! It feels weird to thank people for a product I am buying, but this is the exception, love what you do, love the obvious passion and care that goes into these games, and the respect for fans, thank you for respecting the IP, and showing you as its devs love it as much, if not more than us fans.

Only a few hours in, but this game is just amazing. A lot of content, and it really evolves the 1 on 1 fighter feel beyond just a fighting game, and really feeling the scale and intensity of the animes fight scenes. The sagas where you get to play the Z and Super sagas from each characters perspective is great, there's a huge roster of characters and unlockables without any micro-transactions.

Was eagerly awaiting this for Christmas, and the game surpassed my expectations. It's a fighting game I can imagine spending a long time in, and that's without even mentioning the competitive online scene I hope to explore as a Git Gud at the game.

Optimized like crap, there is NO reason it should be running as poorly as it does when it looks like it does.

Rapidly dying, and no sign of that changing.

Always online, with no offline mode, so when it does die, the game is effectively useless.

Waited until some patching before leaving a review, but patches later have implemented things like season passes, and DLC without addressing the communities issues.

Used to adore TDU back in the day, but at this point, just go for Forza Horizon.

Cannot recommend this.

If optimisation is ever fixed, and an offline mode is introduced, I can think about recommending it. But at this point, it isn't worth the price of admission, and it will die soon.

Still the best one, just wait for sales, it goes from £35, to £2.22 every sale.

EA abandoned it long ago, but it has community servers, so the online will never die.

Literally don't need another Battlefield game, this is the definitive one, will always have a playerbase, and in sales it's dirt cheap.

10/10

Port is a bit stinky, and it took about 30 minutes of tinkering to get the controls to work on Steam Deck, and PC, however it's still a childhood favourite, and once it works, it is a fantastic experience. Nothing makes me laugh like a Monkey Island game.