Recente recensies door Bashar

Downloaded for two hours to get the message "server is currently unavailable". Nice start.
wait... thi is a mail,ru game? Pity i didn't realise it before downloading. Those people make nothing good.

Looks like old Theme Hospital. Controls are a bit uncomfortable, but you can live with those. Won't be buying it just now, because I have a hell load of untouched games, but will definitely get it later.

Upd. 16/09/2020After the Isle of Siptah release I cannot recommend this game due to the behavior of the devs. After my initial positive review I spent many hours in the game and developed a classical love-hate relationship. The game concept is still amazing, new content and nice DLCs added much flavor and convenience. But the bugs that polluted the game year ago are still there. Most of them are not game breaking, but quite annoying. And the undermesh problem is a real thing. And what do the devs do instead of addressing those bugs? They make a huge new DLC, which is, actually not a DLC or expansion, but an entirely new game utilizing most of the mechanics and the engine of the base game. They split their player-base, they break their promise that the paid DLCs will be cosmetics only. They ignore the large part of their community totally.I might continue playing this, but I highly not recommend supporting these devs with your money.
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I tried the game during the free weekend. As I always say, this is the best thing any devs could do to let people understand whether they want to play it or not. I personally decided that this game is well worth it's price, especially with a 50% discount. I want to say at once, that my experince is based only on PvE so far, because I wanted to understand the mechanics first. Now, I'm not a great fan of survival and crafting games, tried Ark (didn't like it, can't even tell why) and play Subnautica and No Man's Sky. Compared to those Conan Exiles is more interesting for me in the following aspects:1. Setting.When I was younger, I was huge fan of Robert Howard's books, and still love the world. In my opinion, the world is done very good. It's interesting to explore and it's fun and challenging to learn how to overcome the world's hazards. 2. Crafting.Compared to Subnautica and NMS, the materials you youse are more familiar and logical. Even without good explanatory system (which those two titles have, especially Subnautica) you can generally understand what resources are needed to craft certain things. It would really be nice to have some tutorial in-game, but all in all the system looks fine.3. Combat.Well, it's quite simple, compared to, say, The Witcher 3 or Middle-Earth: Shadow games, but it has it's tricks (God, if only I had known about the daggers givivng a bleeding effect from the start!) and plays and feels nice and challenging.4. Construction.Feels logical, works ok. I'm not a pro at this stuff, so the flaws I experienced, like inability to place some components where I want them might come from my lack of skill. When you leave the starting desert and first thing you see is a bloody player built Tower of Orthanc or a huge fortress - that makes you think the system is working.5. Story.From what I've learned, it exists. But I only saw the very start of it, and of course it can't be compared to The Witcher, or The Elder Scrolls series. The Journey offers some quests, which serve more like a road map and help to level up your character.6. Graphics.Outdated, naturally, but the picture is pretty. For me the gameplay is more important.During the play I experinced some bugs like Journey not updating (updated after death), one CTD in 3 days (unpleasant but tolerable), beeing killed without animation (server lag? or my internet connection?) and beeing not able to harvest some corpses (definitely some server issue). Also during combat sometimes I miss, although I hit the crosshair and when I dodge I sometimes get stuck in terrain or enemies. Well, I think I could live with that.At the end of the day - you've got me. And I think I'll even go for the DLCs, because they do add some nice weapons and armor but they are mostly cosmetics, which means the game is not PayToWin.Just a couple of words to add.Bought it after the free weekend. I dare say, it's a good buy, especially with the discount.PvE, building and crafting are very good. Haven't experienced any real PvP combat yet, I play on a PvE-C server, and people I met there look quite nice and not willing to kill you on sight. They even gave me some food, probably i was looking desperate lol.Single seems a bit boring for me, if you don't want PvP go to a PvE server. It might be harder to pick a perfect spot for a base there, but it's still more fun when you can join up with someone.

That's what used to be called an add-on in the older days. It brings cool new features and doesn't feel like some cut content sold for additional price. Well worth the money. Bought it for the full price and don't regret. The fuel system and the new naval gameplay seem very logical and work smoothly.

The only thing Paradox should really invest into is tutorials and guides. Some mechanics are not obvious and need explaining. Whatch Youtube videos to understand them. Once you do understand how to use them properly, the game shines.

HoI3 was very complex in my opinion. Here I like how Paradox managed to find balance between complex army management and accessible and fun gameplay. Also the game is not as infected with tons of DLCs, which add very little content, as some other titles, EU4 an CK2.
The bugs are present and quite numerous, but mostly they're minor and not game breaking. Hope the devs will get rid of them.

I liked the first game Shadow of Mordor. This one is pretty much the same, only bigger and better. Story is not bad, although being a hardcore Tolkien fan I sometimes admired the quality of weed the devs used. Graphics, sounds, visuals - all those are nice. Combat is great.

But what makes me give them a 10 out of 10 is their reaction to community reviews. They actually removed microtransactions from the game. This is smth Ubisoft, EA and some others should conside.

Free on Humble Bundle for a limited time! Go get it!!!

Never been a fan of the series. Played a couple of titles, but they didn't give me any fun except for the very old ones, on consoles. Occasionally saw an 85% discount and decided to give it a try, seeing the "Overwhelmingly positive" rating. After two hours went for the Rise. This game really deserves it's rating. Graphics, gameplay - very good. Story - not bad at all. Characters - oh, ok. Definitely better than in some Assassin's ♥♥♥♥ Origins or Odyssey. And Tomb Raider is not an RPG after all.
Only two negative things for me: scenes where you have to mash E or F button to fight enemies (just too many of them) and lack of normal saves. But I can live with them.
Probably one of the greatest WOW! effects I've ever had.
While it's on such a good sale - go get it!

After beating the game in about 20 hours my opinion stays - a great game!

Probably the most toxic community I've ever met.

It might not be the best 4X space game in terms of gameplay and mechanics (although they are very decent) but it's definitely the most beautiful one.