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Too many leavers in public games. Sadly the leavers arent being punished hard enough. People are fishing for the impostor role, if they dont get it they will leave. So you start of with 10 players, after 10 seconds you have 5 left.

If you play with friends, its good fun.

Its fun but gets old quickly. You play the same games too often, because round 1 and 2 have a very limited number of maps.
As for multiplayer/playing with friends, the main issue thats if one of you doesnt make it. They get to spectate and not play. which is boring.
It could be interesting if they added a more team orientated mode, where you queue as a team and win/lose as a team.
I have played for an hour so far and already seen 1 speed hacker. Its probably only going to get worse and I doubt the developer will have a proper Anti-Cheat anytime soon.

The price, well, you could get a lot of hours out it, IF it keeps you interested. I doubt it will. Watching your "fav" streamer play is probably more fun then actually playing the game yourself. Its one of those games that seemed to get traction because streamers picked it up and as a streamer game it works. As a game to play, not so much.

The game is overly complicated for no reason. Its very grindy, for no reason. Overly complicated item/affix system for no reason

The game suggest a lot of flexibility/customization with the ability to choose skills, but in reality its not there, due to scaling in synergy between skills and affixes. Only a few combo's are actually worth taking. As a new player, this just means your first character will most likely be worthless as you are still learning the game, And quiet frankly even a 2nd character on a different class will propably net the same result. This somewhat forces you as a new player to look up build guides,

After completing the game on normal, you are supposed to replay the game another 2 times to unlock the highest difficulty, in order to get to "endgame" whatever that may be. Since I havent reached that.
The main campaign consists of running around the same empty map, with barely any density of mobs, looking for shrines to gather devotion points, again and again and again....

Regarding loot, well the game showers you in white/yellow/green loot, blue's are less frequent, and purple's dont really show untill 50+. The problem is that 99% of the loot you get is unuable, due to the afformentioned affixes and synergy.

After 30 hours, I'm dont think I can continue playing this. Its just to boring at this point (level 56, 2nd difficulty playtrough).

I couldn't rebind the delete function, it was driving me nuts. Thats why I refunded it.

Other then that, it's a solid game.

Important Information, I have purchased this game during a -60% sale, I payed 15,99 Euro for this product!

I was interested in Wreckfest for a very long time, since they days of it being in Early Access. However, I dont buy Early Access games, (I will not pay for a unfinished product). So when the game came out of Early Access I was quiet excited about it. But the dev/publisher decided to charge nearly "AAA" money for what I thought was an Indy Title. They were charging a wopping 44,99 Euro. At no point was I motivated to pay that kind of money for Wreckfest. Personally it never felt like it was worth 44,99, I based this on reviews / videos / screenshots / Steam Store Page, etc.

The other day however the game was on sale, @ 60% off, I was more then willing to put my hard earned money down. So I did and I can tell you it was money well spent.

Wreckfest is the kind of game that does everything well, not exceptional, but its a really solid package. Everything from the graphics, the audio, the UI design. Everything is very solid. As far as the racing goes, I think its a really good balance between realism and arcade. The game play very well with a keyboard even with ABS off, obviously having more controlling over the amount of braking is preferred, but then you can always use a controller or steering wheel.
The tracks are varied and plentyfull, so are the cars. The variety of cars is what you can expect from a game like this, there aren't 100s but enough to keep you interested, additionally the cars all have their own driver characteristics. The cars are all based on real world models and do a really good job of sticking to their "original designs" without having to worry about copyright.
The game offers a Career mode, which eases you into the game. The progression is interesting, however sometimes you can feel about starved for cash to buy upgrades. On the other hand, where is the fun in having a better specced car then your opponents. After you have finished the career mode there is more then enough replayability, thanks to the Online mode and Custom Event mode.
I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that online actually worked, its really easy to get into a server and start playing.

Overall I would strongly recommend this game, however I still believe the non discounted price is a little steep.

This game is very boring, the gameplay is extremely basic and rather underinteresting.

You spend your time shooting at uninteresting monsters that will drop gold when you kill them. With this gold you can open boxes scattered around the map to receive random "upgrades". On each map you have to find to the teleporter which is randomly placed somewhere. Finding the teleporter is tideous and boring, once you find it you can spawn the boss, kill that and go to the next level and do it all again.

There is not much gameplay involved, you do the same uninteresting stuff again and again, just vs higher level mobs. Untill you have reached the point where the monsters kill you,
The map design is terrible, uninspired pancakes with some hills.


Why this game is rated "Overwhelmingly Positive" is beyond me!

TLDR

Shoot at mobs to drop gold, to buy random upgrades, rinse and repeat, untill you die. Its as boring as its sounds!

37 minutes in thus far,

This was the most UNINTERESTING 37 minutes of my life, these 37 minutes where full of Quick Time Events, where you have to press E or W within a certain time. At one point I received 50 XP for pressing E to kick some rocks, addiotionally I RECEIVED AN ANCHIEVEMENT FOR THIS, I pressed E 3x times and you get a Steam Achievement. This is the pinnacle of modern videogaming.

If I found the motivation to continue to play, I might and I will then update this review if necessary!

Not that great, a lot of scanning for pixels, to find hidden buttons. Puzzles can be brute forced.

I finished the game, its fantastic. Since the new patch game out im on the 2nd playthrough. its still fantastic.


15 hours in so far.

I'm not someone who plays lots of RPG games, so I never bothered to play this when the game was initially was released. However the recent release of the Cyberpunk E3 Trailer and the 60% discount got me to buy The Witcher 3 and give it a go.

My initial impressions of the game were good, as I was playing with keyboard and mouse I did not feel the need to rebind keys. The movement and interacting with NPC was fluent everything felt natural. My previous experience with a full blown RPG did not go so well, I picked up Skyrim @ release but never got passed 10 hours. For some reason I could not get into that game and the entire experience was (as far as I can remember) a struggle. The UI in Skyrim is terrible, Because of my Skyrim experience I have been cautious with RPG's, I always felt like they were not "my kind of game". Not saying Skyrim is bad, but my expetations for the Witcher 3 were reserved.

Anyhow, like I said first impressions where good. However, after the initial hour or 2, I was struggling. The game had not hooked me at that point and I was playing in 15-20 minute sessions due to it. I had initially set the difficutly to the second setting. But combat frustated me, I was running out of food and had no proper reliable way of regenating my HP. I kept buying all the food I could and soon money dried up. Like I said, i was struggling with the game. But I didnt want to throw in the towel just yet.
So I kept playing. By this time I had reached Vizima and the main story line become clearer. After Vizima I was send to Velen, underleveled at this point. In White Orchard, the starting area, I only bothered with the main quest and maybe a handfull of side quests.
After explaining my situation to a friend, it was recommended that I go back to starting area and finish some of the sidequests. This did annoy me and the game became a bigger struggle, I felt the "side" quests and "activities" on the map were bad filler content at this point and XP was really slow. Again I did stuck with it. So when I finally completed all the content in the starting area, I decided it was time to go back to Velen.

Boy oh boy, am I glad i stuck with it. After reaching Velen with a more appropriate level and gear, the game really opens and starts to shine. The Story quests are varied, deep and well written. The characters are diverse and interesting. I'm not the most patient person in the world but the dialogs keep me on the tip of my seat. At this point I became more comfortable with the game mechanics, which were overwelming at first. There are quiet a few "layers" to gear, materials, and skills. Maybe too many, but we will see.

The story has really hooked me at this point and I can't wait to see where it takes me.

Overall, the Witcher 3 has made a very solid impressions and I can definitely recommend it.

Its RollerCoaster Tycoon. One of the best Tycoon games ever made. The overall atmosphere of the game is just amazing. This was and quiet frankly still is a lot of fun to play.

The game wasnt perfect, no game ever is. RCT2 solved a lot of the issues the first had, however, RCT1 always felt more special. The scenario's were more "realistic", in the RCT2 the whenned a bit overboard with the textures and colors IMO. Plus since most of the scenario's are locked from the start, you have a reason to keep playing. Every scenario has a different challenge with different conditions. Something modern games (read PLANET COASTER) could learn a thing or 2 about.