Évaluations récentes de dudz_fryd

Should be in your top 5 list for racing games. Not a sim, not arcade but somewhere in the middle. Race, challenge and drift modes infintely replayable. The game needs nothing more unlike the flawed sequel that followed it. Graphcis are gorgeous considering how old this game is. Conrols are intuitive and the gameplay entertaining.

Absolutely the worst Star Wars game I ever played. Controls were horrible, storyline was weak and at the end I just wanted to get it over with. I actually bought an Xbox controller for my PC just to try to improve the experience but it didn't help. At least it was pretty to look at.

No long winded review. Bottom line, this game fails on every level. The new developer released a pale imitation of the original BUGBEAR classic. It's not worth anything above FREE.

I anxiously awaited this game. For years I watched Codemasters release "F1" and uninspiring "Dirt "titles waiting for a followup to the original Race Driver: Grid. When I finaly got my wish I found very little of the original GRID DNA. Tracks are gorgeous but few in number. Car control isn't as good as the original and it seems Codemasters has come down with a serious case of "Need For Speed" -Itis. In other words, The game constantly pushes DLC and relies on a quirky multiplayer engine akin to EA's Autolog. The real problem is, that unless you pay to play you're not going to get very far in MP racing. The game is pale in comparison to the original and wasn't worth the wait IMHO.

I wanted to like this game. If only because it's from an independent deveoper who obviously embraces out of the box thinking but this game just falls apart. The graphcis are in a word, "dated." The controls are bizarre and the gameplay punishing. While the concept is interesting (controlling multiple characters) the controls are a confusing mess and the interface can be buggy often locking up or reacting in unexpected ways. The pace is rather slow and there's just not enough there to get invested in the game Too many distractions from the game's interface and mechanics.

I found myself aggravated after a few hours of play. Games are supposed to be fun not cause to raise my blood pressure.

Decent story in Single Player, Multiplayer gets some "Battlefield" inspired deployables but the gameplay is just as bad as ever. The storyline in Ghosts SP is a bit bland but there are highpoints like the space battle scene. Everybody makes a big thing out of the dog. It's just another drone with fur as far as I'm concerned. In MPl, however, the dog is a menace and an unfair advantage to whomever is currently using him. So make sure you get one!

Graphics are decent but not groundbreaking. It still uses the IW (Havok) engine which is showing its age.

All in all it's not worth the $60 price to anyone but the rabid fans of the franchise. Remember that this is NOT a major COD release. It's no more important than Black Ops so comparisons to Battlefield 4 (however screwed up that game is) aren't valid. MW3 was a BF3 competior, Ghosts doesn't even try.

Ok, it's yet another zombie shooter. Now that we've got that out of the way. It's fast moving and offers interesting twists on zombie co-op. In this game you actually get the chance to BE the ZOMBIE!. That's awesome in my book. This may replace Killing Floor as my favorite Zombie shooter. I can even forgive the Half Life 2 era graphics for the gameplay. It's fast and furious and doens't require any more tactical thiniing than Team Fortress 2.

It's a gorgeous game but it's mostly a grind fest. After awhile you just get tired of dying 12 times to advance 50 feet. Easy might as well be hard for most other games. The best use for it would be one of those video wall backdrops on a youtube game channel video.

What can I say, The most popular Free to Play FPS on the planet. Don't take it too seriously and you'll have a lot of fun. This ain't Battlefield 4 or Call of Duty. It's Team Fortress 2 and it's about runnin', gunnin' and wearing funny hats.

I don't even like Poker and love this game. It's as funny as GlaDos' dialog in Portal and Wheatley in Portal 2.

It would make for an excellent introduction to Poker. The AI interaction is superb although a bit repetitive if you play long sessions and you will. There's enough variation in the game to keep you hooked thinking that maybe that next drop will give you the winning hand.

This has to be the best line up yet of gaming and pop culture icons to sit around a virtual poker table. The ability to change the environment as you progress and the achievement tree adds another satisfying element to the game.

In my permanent roster of casual games.