Recent reviews by Yim

Fantastic game for $5. Good mechanics, janky enough to be fun without being rage inducing. Fun solo and with friends.

Great game, has lots of potential. It's the perfect balance of arcade and realism. Excited to see where it goes from here!

Completely playable with keyboard and mouse with second best kb/mouse controls to War Thnder, joystick is not required at all.

A really fun game with great mechanics and runs on pretty much any computer. Wish there was a sequel!

The game told me to never launch SUPERHOT.exe again, so I can never play the game again.

It just works.

Sold a case for 2.49--- Bought a key--- Opened another case and got a $0.12 M249 skin


4/10 would Steam market again

Mother of Christ this game makes me cry and laugh at the same time, playing this game for 20 minutes made me the most emotionally unstable person I could possibly be. [in a good way]

One minute I am sniping fat-ass aliens with a .50 cal rifle, whispering under my breath "♥♥♥♥ yeah" as the little ♥♥♥♥'s head falls apart, and the next turn my point-man gets obliterated by an alien with a laser pistol and permanently dies.

Constantly got to be on edge and ready for anything.

Masterpiece of a game, 4 out of 20 would bang again.

Although there are certainly some problems with the game (regarding AMD). Watch Dogs is genuinely a good game.

Gameplay:
From what I have seen with prior Ubisoft games, they tend to sometimes recycle certain features into newer games.
This might sound like a terrible thing, but I personally find the features in this game that are similar to prior Ubisoft games great.
For example, the running and movement in this game could be compared to that of AC4, and the shooting mechanics resemble those of Splinter Cell Blacklist, and likewise, the stealth mechanics.
The movement feels very fluid, and getting in a shootout is actually quite enjoyable and satisfying (unlike GTA in some situations). For the most part, the driving could be comparable to Just Cause 2's driving, but slightly simpler. For the driving mechanics, I would give it a 6.5/10. They are alright, but nothing special. The hacking in this game doesn't feel too scripted, and it allows for quite some freedom. Although I do think they should have added more things to hack other than cameras and bridges, to name a few.
However, with all the features of this game added (hacking, running, driving, shooting), Watch Dogs creates an intense and very entertaining atmosphere.

Graphics:
I see many people crying about how the graphics aren't those of the E3 trailer, but with proper settings and video options, I think they look just like that memorable trailer.
Although AMD users are currently at a huge disadvantage (5/28/2014) due to poor optimization from the behalf of Ubisoft, if you are running a NVIDIA GPU, and an Intel CPU, you are completely fine.
Using NVIDIA's TXAA Anti-Aliasing, and HBAO+, you can really make the game look realistic and crisp.
However, as nice as it does look, Watch Dogs suffers from slightly unoptimized performance regardless of PC setup.
With an i7-4770k, and a 4GB GTX 770, on high/ultra settings 1080p I get around 40-90 frames. Although some might say anything above 30 is fine, when a game fluctuates from 40 to 90, there is obvious tearing that even Vsync can't fix

All in all, I would recommend Watch Dogs to anyone, but do avoid it for now if you have an AMD component. I think all the hate is un-warranted... Underneath all the unrealistic expectations and hype lays a trully wonderful game.

Possibly the greatest creation of mankind. The pinnacle of perfection and the essence of elegance. This is byfar the most streamlined and clean game I have ever played. It runs flawlessly and has graphics that will make you crap rabbit pellets. This game filters out idiots by making the most realistic simulation possible. Althogh the tutorials are absolute garbage, there are plenty of methods to learn the complex systems and features of the A10C-Warthog. Multiple pre-made missions and custom skirmishes challenge even the most 1337 players. There is a constant need for concentration and focus, and if you let your guard down: you're dead. Buy this game if you desire complete immersion and depth.

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