Recent reviews by Retvik

It feels a tad hypocritical to say this as a person who likes this sort of game, but it feels too grindy and the microtransactions feel too expensive. I watched my sibling spend 6 days farming for a dog.

"It's like Warframe!" everyone said. "You'll love it!"

No, it's nothing like Warframe. If anything, I'd say that Destiny 2 is more like a boring version of the Borderlands series. But the new player experience is absolutely godawful and the only fun and interesting character gets killed or something. The game is definitely okay for the price of "free" but I'd not recommend actually buying anything - then again, all the actually fun stuff requires buying the DLCs.

I suck at this game. Like, really suck. Yet it's some of the best fun I've had with friends in ages. I don't know why but, despite there only being limited maps, limited items, limited enemies, I still want to keep on going and start again when I inevitably die.

Now that the game's released, there's way more items as well as an actual end to the game. The final boss is pretty cool but looping is more fun.

Edit after the DLC: I'll be honest, I'm not a fan of the flying enemies and healing guys, but the new levels are awesome.

It's so nice to see Spyro with so many polygons. Pretty hard to play if you don't have a controller though.

This game's weird. There's not that much to do but it's fun and the flying is really, really good once you've levelled it up. It's easy to accidentally make yourself overpowered though, and Kinzie is no fun to play as.

Still, the gameplay is as good as Saints Row 4, so if you don't care about the story, I'd recommend this. If you do care about Saints Row lore, I'd avoid it.

It's basically normal Skyrim with god rays. If you already have Skyrim Legendary Edition or Skyrim and the DLCs, it's not worth your money. If you are a big time modder who doesn't mind messing around with an external mod organizer and never updating Skyrim through Steam, then TESV:SE is great, but all the old classic mods aren't quite there yet.

An amazing game to play while drunk. Only problem is you'll need a lot of extra controllers...

For a free to play game, this is about as fair as you can get. The only things that cost real money are Tennogen Steam Workshop items and Prime bundles, and even then the gameplay-affecting stuff is all available in-game for free. All it costs is time. Lots and lots of time.

The gameplay can be a bit repetitive, but the mobility is awesome, the choice of weapons is awesome, the choice of characters is awesome and you can mod any weapon however you want.

Definitely worth the price of free. Plus, discounts on Platinum, the premium currency, are relatively common and you can trade platinum with other players, so you really CAN get all gameplay-affecting content for free.

Edit 21/11/18: Fortuna and the Orb Vallis are awesome.

I've tried this game a few times but it's always been awkward and clunky. As if weird mechanics have been kept to make it feel nostalgic and 'how it used to be'. And if you don't have a large screen, the HUD just feels way too large. Combined with a mediocre community and a lot of anger and complexity, it's only really good for hardcore MOBA fans. Newcomers should play literally any other MOBA.

I'm confused. Is this basically their other ORION games but with more enemies, MMO/coop elements and crafting thrown in? It doesn't really feel original or anything.