Πρόσφατες κριτικές από τον LooneWoof

Bioshock Infinite is a fun single-player game. Considering it was released back in 2013, the graphics still hold up remarkably well with today's visual art and style. The Bioshock series of video games are masterpieces in their own right, with exceptional art and storytelling.

Although there isn’t much replayability, I understand there are multiple endings to the game that I have not yet explored. I am currently replaying the game because, when I was younger, I played it on a laptop without a dedicated graphics card. I wanted to experience the game in better quality and higher resolution.

One thing I’ve noticed is the stunning use of god rays and the reflections in water and mirrors, which make me appreciate why technologies like ray tracing exist. If the developers were to create a remaster, I would expect them to optimize the game for modern graphical technology, showcasing how much more visually stunning it could become.

While I don’t think the game necessarily needs a reboot or remaster, it has been over 10 years since its original release, and it would be interesting to see how it could evolve visually with today’s advancements.

I have over 27 hours in the game and absolutely love it. It’s a cross-platform game and a lot of fun to play. When the game first launched, players would often mod it to create new game modes, add special abilities to characters, or increase lobby sizes. The developers noticed this trend and incorporated many of those features into the game, so modding is no longer necessary.

You can have plenty of fun playing with friends or strangers, but be warned—you might lose trust in your friends after playing this game! I highly recommend it for all ages. Even if you don’t have a group of friends to play with, there are plenty of public lobbies you can join.

Unfortunately, the game doesn’t support voice chat. If you have a group of friends using an external voice chat app, it makes the experience even more enjoyable compared to relying solely on the in-game text chat. I doubt the developers will add in-game voice chat, possibly due to the game’s rating. Allowing strangers to talk freely over a mic could lead to uncensored and potentially inappropriate content.

This game is a challenge to play. I got stuck on "The Tower" level and spent about an hour in the game. It was entertaining for a short period, but I found myself stuck on levels for 5 to 20 minutes at a time. It’s a platformer, so those who enjoy platformer games may like it.

The game is playable on just about anything, as long as you can download it to the device. It might even work on an old MS-DOS machine if you can set up the proper graphics drivers. It also runs on the Steam Deck, which is no surprise.

Would I spend more time playing this game? No. To be honest, I questioned the latency of my keyboard and the game controls while playing. I even considered throwing my keyboard out the window a few times.

As a casual player, this game is not for me. However, for those who enjoy a real challenge, it might be worth checking out.

A fun little game to kill time. You can download it on your smartphone and log into your account to play at work or even school (not here to judge). There are options to play with friends or strangers in a 48-hour game, where each player has up to 48 hours to make their move, or in a real-time game, where each person has less than 40 seconds per turn.

It’s a very simple card game that you can play anywhere. It works perfectly on the Steam Deck and, as I mentioned earlier, on your smartphone too. This is a free-to-play game, but the DLC is worth it as it adds new features and functions to the game.

There’s also a campaign mode, but most players can complete it in under 12 hours. However, the multiplayer PvP mode is where the game truly shines. As it’s free to play, I highly recommend giving it a try!

I spent an hour playing the game by myself and got stuck in a section. This game requires multiple players to make any real progress. The graphics, sounds, and voices remind me of the first Half-Life game. I was expecting to explore more, and while I wanted to love it, the added survival mechanics made it difficult to enjoy. Your character has to eat, drink, sleep, clean, and even go to the bathroom within the game.

The crafting system allows you to set up a small base in certain sections, but for a casual player like me, who enjoys exploring the story and levels, the survival and crafting systems take away from the experience. They make the game feel more like a chore than an adventure.

I was able to beat the game in under an hour. It has good music, but would I replay it? No. The game has no replay value, though it’s worth giving a try since it’s free. I was entertained during the hour I spent playing, but I have no interest in playing it again unless they add more levels and update the graphics.

From what I can tell, it looks like a school project. If it was made in under six months as part of a school assignment, it’s pretty good considering the time frame. Does the game feel rushed? Yes. Was I entertained? Yes. Would I recommend it to others? Absolutely.

I have over 40 hours in the game, and I quite enjoy it. It’s a lot more fun to play with friends, but it can still be enjoyable to join a random lobby or have strangers join you. There is somewhat of a grind to unlock features, weapons, perks, and abilities, but it doesn’t take much to have a good time.

As someone who plays games casually after a long day of work or school, I would recommend this game to others in the same boat. There are paid cosmetic items available, but from my understanding, everything can be unlocked through gameplay the more you play.

I love all three factions of enemies. It would be cool if they added an update where two or three factions are on the same planet and interact with each other even more while you, the player, try to complete the mission.

This is strictly a PvE game, but friendly fire is always on. Do yourself a favor and learn not to blow up your friends, okay? It can be a funny little accident, but it might make the game unplayable for some players.

Game is to Grindy and mods are needed to improve the experience. Many of people I have played with this game stated it takes days or weeks of daily playing to level up skills.

This Product helps you learn how to play gutair but keep in mind this game works better if you buy a RockSmith cord for your gutair so expect spending another $30. The DLC is great but, in the long run it can get really pricy. If you have money for DLC you can download other songs not listed in the Ubisoft music libary via modding. Mod your game and you may loose your saved data. So I don't suggest modding your game until you have completed all your songs in the libary. DLC from Ubisoft works great over the mods. Some mods are set to the hardest difficulty or the songs are poorly program. If you are just learning how to play gutiar this is a good start. When you play this game I recommand you turn off the music so you can hear yourself play.

Pros
-Host your own server (Similar to Minecraft with hell lot more setting to mod)
- The Demo is basically the full version (so your friends will not have to buy the game to join you)
- Constant Updates
- Huge Ship community online (You can load in ships from your favorite Sifi movie like Star Wars or Star Trek or Alien)
- You can make your own AI system
- There is a built in faction system
- Setting up Turrents are the coolest part. <- Given you are making ships with friends and screwing around with each other is makes the game really enjoyable

Cons
- Almost every update you basically have to relearn the game.
- You need a beefy CPU to run this. No Joke this will thermal throttle an Intel Core i7 or AMD Threadripper CPU.
- The planets are to small to make the game seem realist space simulator. No joke people have build a ships 5 times the size of the planets in this game no problem
- Not really fun to play alone unless you are setting up a server for another space battle with friends.
- Its super buggy on low end computers so if you don't have a beefy CPU and good internet it will LAG a hell lot unless you are hosting but, you need a beefy CPU for that.

Other Comments:
If minecraft was a space game this would be it. You will need a dedicated GPU for Opengl to play this game. Sadly you can't play this on a standard Laptop easily with out a dedicated GPU. It does not matter much on how much GPU processing power if you have an Nividia GT 210 , it can run on this game but, the CPU is what really counts. I encourage you demo the game to see if it works on your PC. If it does I encourage anyone who spends more then 12 hours on this game to buy it. I like developers to pressure people to buy the game after they play 12 hours off it. Easyway is to put a big watermark on their game that say's Demo in their game.