Recent reviews by Virtuosah

This is a good DLC in concept... But if you watched Black Hawk Down the movie you cannot help but make comparisons from the scenes and voice acting from that movie, its almost word for word at certain moments.

Not to beat the proverbial dead horse that is the DLC but here's what I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate about it:
>DLC feels unfinished: Lots of bugs and graphical errors, one of note is the flashlight on the CAR-15.
>Not 60 FPS: I don't know what the hell is wrong with the game but you cannot run above what feels 45 FPS throughout
>Not Singleplayer: You have to be online. No AI squadmates for an offline experience
>Cannot do it in Singleplayer: You will quickly exhaust your ammo and medkits of which there are **NO WAY** to resupply.
>Resupplying allies is dumb: You have to face them and press your ability button
>Desync:

The good:
>Hardcore tactical experience: Hard, gritty, will take you several attempts on some missions

Honestly this game DLC like a chore to play.

Yeah. This is one of the most peak co-op experiences you can have.

Bland, lifeless, and without soul. Those are the 3 words I'd use to describe this game.
Which is interesting because Cities: Skylines I is such a widely regarded success, and I wonder where it went wrong for its sequel?

Functionally the game is ridden with frame-rate issues and bugs on release, while it is getting better it cannot hold a flame to its predecessor.
Gameplay-wise, its your goal to increase your population and city-size... That's it. In Cities Skyline there were challenges you could do to unlock buildings that significantly increased tourism, electricity output, etc., that were fun to attempt and do but this, you just tirelessly increase your city for seemingly no reason.

Regardless, I'd suggest buying Cities: Skylines for a more refined experience where the DLCs add new gameplay features as oppsoed to whatever this is.

If nothing else, the ability for me to play offline with AI is worth paying the price for this game on sale.

Game sucks.
Rated match wouldn't end despite time being over, alt+F4.
Re-open game: Penalty of 1 day. The ♥♥♥♥.

Good luck finding a lobby to play this decent game, it will take 10mins+

I don't have much time to play games but this has been truly one of the most exhilarating, intense, and surprising experiences I've had the pleasure to play.

Despite it being a sequel, and considerably spoils the prequel The Evil Within, the game is very outstanding title on its own with elements from survival horror, psychological horror, an action shooter, and the unending feeling of uneasiness as you traverse throughout Union in STEM.

Whilst I've played the game like a FPS, there are a plethora of mechanics and methods that I have failed to grasp conceptually such as not knowing the crossbow trap bolts had the effect of bouncing off surfaces upon firing on a wall etc.

According to the game, my playthrough consisted of 13-ish hours, that is with me exploring every nooky & cranny this game has to offer. What's more intriguing & adds to the replayability of this title is the difficulties you unlock, and the recently introduced 'First Person' mode.

This is a love letter to anyone that is a fan of Resident Evils, but equally will be as amusing to those wanting to delve into the survival horror genre.

A healthy blend of Age of Empires with Crusader Stronghold, emphasis on more AoE.

The graphics are aesthetically simple and pleasing and it's easy to waste a couple of hours on.

I'm not a Gundam fan...
But after playing this game I've become one.

Worst rated CoD game (MW3) in the franchise so far.

What a timeline we live in.

Thank god I refunded it.

Ace Combat but mechas