Reseñas recientes de Rogue Freeman?

review for steam awards, prety grafix n stuff

Easily one of the best first person shooter games to ever be made.

Great value for the atoms alone.

I'm not much for battle royale games, but I love Apex Legends. If you feel similarly about battle royale games then you should definitely give Apex a try. I've played this game on and off since it launched, i have about 330 hours on origin, it coming to steam is cool I guess.

Shut up Rodriguez

I mean you get what you see, i personally love the backpack, and the outfit, and the power armor and... okay maybe i love all of it.

Fallout 4 on steroids and i ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love it.

I have Serious Sam as a franchise to thank for learning me a lot of advanced stuff in first person shooters, things like strafing, circlestrafing, aiming, leading targets etc. I honestly think it beats all other old school shooter fps games in almost every regard, its way more skillful than all other first person shooters (i'm a sucker for DOOM but i dont think DOOM is a very difficult game at all, in fact, i think its a fairly easy game, even on the hardest difficulty) and the franchise as a whole just has such a great charm to it. The enemy and weapon variations are also incredible, its kind of hard to think that a small studio in Croatia created this game. I played Serious Sam the first encounter (non HD) for the first time when i was like 6 years old (yeah i still get the nightmares). I was scared sleepless every time i played it but something about it made me come back every time, it felt like i had so much to learn about this game and first person shooters in general.

So, rambling aside. I think Serious Sam is a great game for anyone to actually get in to first person shooters, the opening levels are absolutely amazing for new players and the game steadily gets more and more difficult as you get through. (there are of course difficulty levels to make the game dummy easy if you want, which is fine if you're new). Oh and it has Co-op as well, which is nice if you're trying to teach someone first person shooters.

I remember the day i saw the dlc get announced way back, i was hyped, hyped bigtime, a new storyline, armor, weapons and BUILDING ROBOTS? I was instantly hooked. When it released however and i played through it i was a little dissapointed. You shouldn't really expect much of a story in this dlc, it was pretty weak. But anyway, the dlc puts a new faction in the game, raiders with robots (which i like), they can raid your settlements as well. The best part of the dlc is hands down the fact that you get to build your own freaking robot companions, you can set what sort of robot it should be, what weapons it should have (which can be ridiculous), voice module, looks and name of course. Honestly as a guy who mostly just goes alone when wandering (even without dogmeat) i cant say this dlc is worth getting. Having them in your settlements as patrol robots is very cool however. So if building overpowered robots is your thing then by all means go for it.

As with all the fallout 4 dlcs i recommend GETTING THE SEASON PASS INSTEAD of buying them induvidually.

The amount of content you get in the season pass with at least keep you busy for 150-200 hours to infinity, i love building in the workshop but if that isnt your think the pass still offers both nuka world and far harbor. Far harbor is probably the best peice of content fallout 4 has to offer, nuka world however? its a very questionable setting, but if you can get past that the raider settlement doesnt make much sense at all and the fact that you "raid" your *own* settlements its good, the area you're given access to is crammed full of content too. (oh and you have the Robot dlc, thats...meh in my oppinion.)

Bang for the buck however? eeeeh, I bought this for 50 bucks, pre ordered in fact, if you have the money to buy it new by all means go for it, if i didnt pre order it i would currently (like most things) wait for a sale. Its a must own in my oppinion for fallout 4.