Recensioni recenti di Grekinski

Had this game in the shelf for a few months, I always liked the idea, gameplay and soundtrack but with the recent updates and new missions, it feels more like a complete game though it still needs qol from Vermintide 2.

This might be the best time to enjoy Marvel Rivals before overtunning comes eventually to the game, every character feels reliable, some more than others.
Without the role queue, you will still end up in the same composition as the other hero shooter if you want to be an efficient team when you've decent enemy players.

NOTE: It needs to improve the performance, cause sometimes the framedrops hit hard when a Doctor Strange opens a portal in the middle of a fight. What I'd suggest aside for improvements on that is local currency to buy stuff in the game. Why USD?

I was one of people that didn't held hope for the remake, not because I had SH2 on a pedestal but more because of Bloober Team. Having played both played Layers of Fear and The Medium, I was expecting a lack of understanding. Despite of all that, they went above and beyond, proving me wrong. This is a really well made remake of SH2.
They game just suffers from stutter and a lack of FSR3 and Frame-Gen for Nvidia.

I cannot recommend this port, I had to refund it because it lacks any configuration settings and if you’ve 16:10 monitor, gameplay is fine 16:9 but every menu is cut cause is a chopped zoom in 16:10

Aside from the lack of support for non 16:9 monitors, the game runs and looks perfect.
The music is a treat for FF XIV peeps.

The parenthood simulator is back, but it crashes every few and then.

This is the first Capcom port that I had issues with. The game stutters a lot and my computer is above the recommendations, just beware even though it runs perfect for some people have my issue and others have bugs with the Overtime mode.

Not gonna lie, this pleases my ex Destiny/FF XIV/Borderlands soul. It's a bit easier in some cases in contrast to D3, but it's fun to play. It does require your time if you're gonna invest in the seasons and they did it the same as every arpg before (but I understand the complain about having to replay-skip the campaign with a new character... but it's not trying to be a complete MMORPG, is more like a shared world kind of thing).
I'd suggets if you're interested in trying, only buy it on sale, either the current price or cheaper. it's not worth the full price by how grind is managed and the overpriced microtransactions for full price game that would launch an entire paid expansion in a few months.

I've never played a CRPG before and I thought I wouldn't like this one. But the characters, the soundtrack and even the gameplay is so fun. Even if I'm still struggling while learning the mechanics, I love how much freedom you have at overcoming things. Like I kinda cheated an important fight in Act II by using certain bombs.
I see myself replaying this as much as I've Mass Effect, The Witcher and Cyberpunk if not more.

UPDATE:
I still like Starfield, but after playing Phantom Liberty and a few issues with Starfield frame skipping and lagging. I've mixed feelings about it. The short comings get more notorious as you play it more and without those, the lack of freedom of choice, side characters being to good sided, lack of build variety and how Bethesda is defending said ''creative choices'' as something so good, that people that don't agree with them is wrong is icky.
Just acknowledge that you did a mistake, cause most of your audience don't agree with you.