Reseñas recientes de Beastmaster

I already know the story from watching streamers play this game, so I bought it when it was on sale. After some research, I found out that the game will ask if you want the original or remixed version of the story. For your first playthrough, I highly recommend choosing the remixed version based on what I've read online from people who didn't like the original.

My ratings:
Story: 8/10
Mechanics: 7/10
Graphics: 9/10

I love the final season. The writing is great, and the visuals are a huge improvement compared to season 1. The game mechanics are also the best out of the other seasons.

I loved this season and noticed a lot of improvements. However, I didn't like that you didn't play as Clementine for most of it. Instead, you start with a whole new story and characters you don't care about until halfway through. You do get to play as Clem a few times, but you mainly play as Javier García.

Love, love, love Telltale's "The Walking Dead" series. This is my third replay, but it's my first time owning it on Steam. Even now, with my third playthrough, I'm either noticing things I missed before because I'm making different choices, or I'm just not remembering them. Either way, the first season is a bit clunky compared to the later ones, where you can pause with the spacebar. Unfortunately, you can't do that in this one since it's Telltale's first series and they added the pause feature based on user feedback later on.

Love this game, played it way back in 2012 when it first came out. Still waiting on The Wolf Among Us 2, which is suppose to be coming out sometime this year in 2024, currently replaying it and making a new game save for the upcoming release. 10/10 Game, buy it!

After 75 minutes of playing, it was easy to pick up the game as a new player. It's simple and fun to watch. The best part is creating your own nations and playing god, making your nation the dominant one. Plus, there's Workshop support, which is why I'm keeping it. I was thinking about getting a refund, but the Workshop support changed my mind, so it's staying in my library.

I'm playing Crusader Kings II while I wait for Crusader Kings III to go on sale. So far, I've put in 17 hours and unlocked several achievements. The game is enjoyable, but I understand why many prefer Crusader Kings III—the customization options in III are much more extensive. However, given that Crusader Kings II is free, it's definitely worth the time investment.

Download it now and start playing to start your progress for Smite 2. Also link your stream account by selecting the "Divine Journey" option once on the main menu. Good game, and the gamemodes are all worth a try to see which ones you like the most.

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Update:

I've updated my review to "not recommended" because the balance of the gods you can play as is terrible. I was excited for Smite 2, but after playing Smite on and off for a few weeks, I've lost interest. Every match, there's always one or two enemy gods with overpowered crowd control that make it impossible to do anything. It's almost guaranteed that you'll dominate the game if you're playing as one of those gods, even if your team ends up losing. So, I'm done with Smite and won't be trying Smite 2.

Cartel Tycoon offers an engaging gameplay experience, particularly in Sandbox mode, but it falls short in a few key areas. While the game itself is enjoyable, the story mode fails to capture the same level of interest. Having played through the tutorial and a portion of the story mode, I found it lackluster and not compelling enough to continue.

Sandbox mode is where the game shines, providing the freedom to build and manage without the constraints of a storyline. However, a significant drawback is that not all features are unlocked from the start. In particular, the restriction on Cartel leaders and emblems is frustrating. For a mode meant to offer unrestricted play, having these elements locked behind progress feels counterintuitive.

While I understand the intention of encouraging players to achieve milestones, this design choice detracts from the Sandbox experience. It reminds me of back in the early days of PlayStation Network on PS3, where the focus on grinding for achievements often overshadowed the enjoyment of the game itself. Despite these issues, I still HIGHLY recommend Cartel Tycoon, but it's important to be aware of these limitations.

This game is on par with "The Isle" but sadly I never got around to even testing the game mechanics, it's poorly optimized even on the lowest graphics settings. I turned to this game as an alternative to dealing with the hundreds of issues with "The Isle", but unfortunately, I couldn't even load into an online session.

Dealing with constant headaches trying to achieve a measly 30 FPS on a system with an i7 and GTX 960 was beyond frustrating. Thankfully, I didn't waste hours trying to make it work, which would have prevented me from getting a refund for this dumpster fire of a game.