I made a review on a game! Check it out here!
It’s not exactly high quality, but what it’s quality shines at is being absolute fun.
A future review on another game will be up maybe by the end of this week.
I was, and still am highly skeptical of Tom Clancy’s The Division. It’s got the potential, definitely. I like the futuristic aesthetic and the concept of it’s cooperative play, but ever since they showed the game at E3, it’s becoming hard to tell what’s really going to be a part of the final product, or what looks like a marketing mess.
Since I’ve joined Lots’ O Giveaways, I’ve made two reviews on two separate games! Check em out.
Rocket League
Rocket League is a energetic and satisfying game that feels more like soccer then games like Fifa. And that’s weird.
A personal experience that nails it’s premise on a artistic level. I appreciate and adore the fact that both Amy and Ryan Green were brave and strong enough to share their story, in something beautiful and so memorable. Definitely play.
My full reviews are currently not going to be published on my site, but I will be linking them from Steam from this point forward.
Enjoy, and happy snowstorm!
(This review is an old review released late. At the time of this review being presented I have not played CS Nexon since, and quite frankly, I’d rather not play it again)
Anyway, let’s rev- bash the hell out of this non-Counter Strike game.
EDIT: This video is 100% biased and thus is probably biased. You have been warned.
Continue reading “Steam/Mini-Review – Counter-Strike Nexon: Zombies”
A bit late, sorry! I finished the review and published it on Steam awhile back but I haven’t had the time till now to polish it up for MeltingComet release. This isn’t terribly too different from the First Impressions. As such, this probably isn’t the best review/analysis I can go into about the game right now. I’m a bit too busy with school and other things atm for me to really “review” games right now.
Crimzon Clover didn’t even take an hour for me to finish, but it’s probably one of the best games I’ve played all summer.
I’ve definitely lost interest in newer shooters over the years. It seems like mainstream titles such as Call of Duty or Battlefield lose this kind of adrenaline shooters nearly 15+ years old (Counter-Strike, Unreal, Quake) still capture today. Now that the market has already been saturated in semi-realistic military shooters and now that it’ll probably be futuristic shooters filling this mark, it seems like Nintendo is giving it a shot.
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