Recent reviews by Aziz

Alien Swarm: Reactive Drop is a co-operative top-down shooting game. It is very easy to learn, but quite difficult to master. There are bunch of campaigns that you can do, and do again, and do again. You may get bored eventually, since it may get repetitive, but it is still interesting to keep on repeating until you improve your time. The community is also nice, and I met lots of people thanks to it. I would recommend it for those who want to play a co-op game with friends, along side Left 4 Dead 2.

FACT: Valve games are great games. Hundreds of thousands of people are still playing their games, even though they were published more than ten years ago. CS 1.6, Half Life, CS:GO, Portal, Alien Swarm, Dota 2, Team Fortress 2. And Left 4 Dead 2 is no different from those that I just mentioned. It is basically a co-op zombie killing game with an interesting story to follow, and decent characters to play (Coach, my favorite dude!). There are normal infected, and special infected (Jockey, my worst enemy!). 9 on 10 from me.

I got this game for free and I thought it was a silly game. Even half through the game, I got a little bored, and I was waiting till I finish it, until the AI story-teller started speaking about a certain someone, and there you go: a mixture of emotions went through my body and made me stop to reflect and think for tens of minutes about existence, life, and everything else. It takes around an hour to complete, and I would recommend it since it randomly made me shed some tears. God bless! c:

I love this game a lot ♥ ! In my opinion, this game is much better than Monopoly Plus, a game based on Monopoly the board game and developed by Ubisoft and costs around 20$. Business Tour is free to play, simple to play, and fun to play. I don't think I would recommend playing it competitively since it has some non-random biased patterns, and from what I noticed with my friends, it is not that random. But, I would recommend playing it with friends since it is a lot of fun.

Not recommended at all. Mermaid Adventures: The Frozen Time is basically a set of 80 mini games that vary from Candy Crush style, to finding objects in a picture, to matching similar items. The story is quite boring, and the mechanics of the mini games, especially the Candy Crush ones, are quite weird, and not user-friendly at all. And like someone said in the reviews: "Casual gaming isn't for casual developers."

This game reminds me of Battlerite, not gameplay-wise obviously, but development-wise, and marketing-wise. Like Battlerite, I feel that Spellbreak has a lot of potential because it has a very unique playstyle. It is basically a third person battle royale shooting game, but with spells instead of weapons. It is quite easy to play, but probably hard to master. I would blame the developers because it can be much better, but instead, it has a very small community with very rare updates. I would still recommend it since I enjoyed playing it.

I am really disappointed in what Yu-Gi-Oh! became now. I have been a big fan of the first generation of Yu-Gi-Oh!, but man, things have changed a lot since that time. Few things that I don't like about what Yu-Gi-Oh! became now:
* It is so luck-dependent. Your first hand will probably determine if you will be winning the match or not basically. Back in the days, the game lasts quite long, and is less luck-dependent than now in my opinion.
* It is not a duel anymore. It is more "you vs you", than "you vs someone else". It is less interactive especially when you see someone spending half of their time trying to do different combinations on their own.
* It is not much balanced. I know that there are much more combinations and things to do now, but I guess that you just need to make two or three strong decks from the internet, and get used to them, and that's it.
* I have never encountered the abbreviation OTK in a card game before until I played this game. (OTK stands for One Turn Kill). I won't even comment on this!
Anyway, back in the days, summoning an 8-star monster was the apex of the match. Now, with those new kinds of summoning, it is a normal thing to have three 8-star monsters sitting around next to each other with very strong effects. Sorry not sorry.

This is the best game to play at the end of the night, just before going to bed, when it is on easy/medium mode. Otherwise, for hard mode, prepare for a lot of stress and frustration because it is gonna get tight and chaotic. Unrailed is about mining stone and cutting wood to craft rails for a train that is going from a station to another through different biomes. I definitely recommend it for other players.

Crossout is a third person shooter game but with vehicles instead of persons. The game is fun to play, but the grind is hard. I needed around 50 hours of playing just to get a power score of 4000, and to get to a higher power score, you will need much more playing time. I find it a bit boring when you play for more than one hour straight, especially when you are alone, but overall, it is a nice game to try.

This game is super good. It is basically Among Us, but better. You have proximity chat, which is a very good feature since it gives the game another dimension with a lot of fun with friends. You also have roles, which was first introduced in GGD before AU, which also gives a lot of combinations and possibilities. The game has a lot of potential and the developers did a very good job. 10 on 10 all day all night. Oh, it's also free to play :P.