Recent reviews by nooxet

What an amazing game this is. From the excellent story to the fun combat mechanics and exploration this game really offers a lot. The Remaster makes this game really beautiful, honestly one of the better looking games right now. And after many patches the current version works so well and smoothly on maxed out graphics settings. Mouse and keyboard controls work really well and it really doesn't feel like this game was made for consoles originally. Highly recommend this game to anyone that likes exploring the open world and just seeing the beautiful graphics.

I started following and playing Grounded since it's Early Access and after so many versions the latest one really feels like a fully completed game that's really enjoyable to play. It's a really visually pleasing game and it's really a joy exploring around the backyard.

Combat is pretty satisfying and learning how to parry enemy attacks is pretty crucial to beating boss encounters. There are plenty of weapons and armors to try out and mutations that you acquire make for interesting builds. Base building is pretty simple and not too confusing and you can build yourself a nice looking base.

Story is pretty simple and short so you can beat the game pretty fast but I would really recommend everyone to take their time and explore the world and complete optional stuff because it's worth it in my opinion. They made collecting the golden cards not mandatory anymore for 100% so achievements are not too bad.

I had a blast playing trough this Indiana Jones game. Ever since they announced it for the first time I knew this would be good. The game plays really well with not being too complicated solving the puzzles. The combat and stealth mechanics are fine, it could be improved but it didn't bother me too much you get used to it pretty fast. Game is fairly well optimized which was a huge surprise for me. There's few bug here and there with some of the collectables and optional things you can do but nothing too game breaking. I would highly recommend this to any Indiana Jones fan since it really feels like watching a movie and some of the scenes really remind you of that. The acting in this game is amazing, you would really think it was done by Harrison Ford himself. We really need more games like this and I am really looking forward for the upcoming DLC.

This remaster is a perfect example how remasters should be done and not charge full price for these old games (looking at you Rockstar).

Pretty nice art style and story telling game kinda unique in it's own way with how you are progressing trough the book as you play the game. Gameplay and puzzles are pretty simple yet different every chapter you go. There is a hint option if you are stuck on a puzzle so you won't have to worry about looking up a guide just to progress. Few of collectibles are pretty well hidden and you will probably have to replay few chapters if you want to get everything 100%. The whole game took me around 9 hours to beat and the rest was finishing the rest of the achievements I had left. Pretty solid game for a fair price.

It's a nice looking and surprisingly very fun rhythm game where the whole game is pretty much hitting buttons on beat with everything you do. The soundtrack is quite good and plenty of tracks to go trough since each stage had a different unique one. The story of the game is quite silly but pretty likable.

Just one more run...

Very fun digging/exploration type of game, really similar to Terraria but different in a way that makes it really fun to play for hours. So far it's still in EAC so will update my review when the game fully releases.

So after playing the original Dying light and beating it 100% I naturally wanted to play the second game since I liked the first one so much. Picked it up on sale and started playing it co-op with my friend and the first thing that really started to bother me is the poor optimization. Even with a decent GPU you will experience very poor framerate so I recommend playing with FSS or DLSS on. It's playable but the game could look better in my opinion.

So the gameplay mechanics itself are not too different from the first game but still a little bit changed and now you even have a grip meter so you can't hold on ledges forever when climbing. At first it was a bit annoying (don't really lole the mechanic) but got used to it after I spent some inhibitors on stamina. The gliding mechanic is pretty fun and you can get around pretty fast once you upgrade it to level 3. Grabbing ledges is sometimes clunky and you will grab something you didn't want or you character will sometimes competely miss a grab for no reason.

The game itself is really buggy and you can easily tell how rushed this game is theres just too many issues to list. Not to mention the most annoying and game breaking bug right now when you finish the game and when the final ending cutscene is playing your game will always crash no matter what so I couldn't even see what ending I got and it's pretty frustrating I had to look up possible endings online.

Overall a really buggy but pretty fun mess of a game and I would recommend you to wait before buying it when developers polish the game a bit more so you will have a much more fun experience playing it. Only buy it on sale!

So in short Shadow of the Tomb Raider is the continuation of re-boot trilogy and is the 3rd one in this series. The setting in this one is in my opinion better than in the previous one since you're exploring south America this time. The tomb designs are way more interesting and really beautiful so I would recommend playing this game on highest settings possible if your PC allows it. There's way more swimming in this one too so that's a huge plus since it makes getting swimming faster and more lung capacity underwater way more meaningful when you level up. I really have to give it a huge plus for optimization since this game runs way better than previous ones even though you're playing on same or higher graphics. Game ran very smoothly without any frame drops or stuttering and I really appreciated that. (looking at you Rise of Tomb Raider)

Combat is pretty much the same as in previous game except melee is not as useful so I found myself rather just using stealth to instantly down enemies and use the rifle for easy head shots. There is an addition of 3 extra status effects with you unlock by leveling up, but you get healing and perception by default. Perception is quite nice since you won't need to keep activating survival instinct all the time and endurance is quite nice for tanking those hits easier.

Story is in my opinion quite interesting and there are pretty likable characters. You also interact with Jonah more in this one so he won't just appear out of no where just for plot reasons like he did in previous game. Final boss was really cool and I think it was done way better than in previous game without spoiling anything. I think it's also one of the more difficult part of the game but no too hard.

So to conclude this review I really enjoyed this game and would really recommend it to anyone that's familiar with the franchise. Graphics and atmosphere are a strong point and you have quite a lot to explore if you don't just focus on the story missions and do optional stuff. As for DLC it's pretty much extra missions and exploration of new tombs with some extra lore and you get a nice power-up at the end. So you can do them in order as soon as they are available when you progress trough your game, it will add some extra context.