Recent reviews by Daan V

- You need a season pass for Zombie mode
- Horrible stuttering issues that build up in intensity over an hour or two, makes me think it's a memory leak..?
- Imported death animations from previous COD titles
- A few driving missions where the bottom 70% is covered by your vehicle's HUD (meaning you have 30% of your monitors height to look around and try to steer this uncontrollable mess of a vehicle).

Press F to pay respects for this piece of ♥♥♥♥ game. Don't even play this if it's free.

Great game untill they decided it needed modding. Can't play a single mission on public without a hacker joining, even with modding disabled on my end.
What a horrible way to end the fun after 250 hours, GG.

TL:DR at the bottom

Medieval Engineers can be a few hours of fun as it is. That said, don't expect too much. Survival mode has 0 challange. As long as you don't drop a tree on yourself or fall more than 3 feet, you will never die.
The building also has much to be desired. It has a lot of annoying parts to it like expecting to place a wall section in one spot but building it in the square behind it. Sometimes, this is actually required to get something in the exact square you want it in which gets tedious quick.
A major part of this game is logistics. On default settings, your inventory is very small (in an attempt to be realistic I guess) so you have to rely on carts, self-engineerd minecarts, rope elevators or other mechanical creations to move reasonable quantities of stone and wood around your world. As it doesn't take much for a set of wheels to cave under the weight of say a single box of stone and carts themselves literally have 0 resistance, another key ingredient of what sounds like a really good game crashes in on itself due to either poor programming or simply being unfinished.
I don't reccomend this game as it is. It's been in Early Access for well over three years and unless the next few major updates improve the game on all these aspects, I don't reccomend it, not even on sale.

TL:DR Game fun but unfinished

TLDR: Fun, grindy mining game.

This game has progression, reality and fun all on an equal basis. From starting with a gold pan and a tiny sluice box, to a moveable washplant to a giant washplant with shaker, trommel and other things. It's alot of fun grinding out the hours to get those ounces of gold.
The reality of the game is also fun. Not every part is life-like though, for instance: you can't dig everywhere. The most fun I've had so far (and I'm far from done) is building the washplant. From hooking up cables to the Excevator, moving the giant shaker and then realising the sluicbox that fits at the end should've gone in first.. I was tied between being speechless about my mistake to laughing out loud about the same mistake.
It's fun. Alot of fun.
(it's receiving daily updates)

Be careful when purchasing this game: FPS is DIRECTLY linked to the game speed. If you want high framerates, say 144Hz, you will need to max out your game speed. Meaning everything ingame goes faster: troops move faster, food gets depleted faster...
This takes every bit of fun out of the game. To play at the game speed I personally thought was perfect (about 35) I only had 35 fps..

I bought and played Bad Company 2 for the singleplayer campaign only. It took me 6.9 hours to complete the full campaign on normal. Though it was alot of fun, the game does have a few visual and gameplay bugs though they are minor.
The game does have a bit of an odd feeling about it. There are certain missions which are really cool (driving across a desert from base to base, shooting baddies as you go, entirely free roaming) and others which are a pain. One that stands out is one towards the end of the game. The aim is to get from point A to point B while under heavy mortar fire. The game is kinda badly put together at this point because you have no real way to guess where the path is safe. Wether you fail or succeed is entirely up to chance.
All in all: good game, worth the price for the singleplayer campaign even without sale. Fun.

FOV stuck at 55. No possible way to increase it. Do not buy if you have a monitor bigger than 1080p.

Amazing graphix style, lacks content

Delver is fun little game where you delve into a dungeon fighting monsters and a boss. The thing is, it has a serious lack of content. I would only reccomend this game on sale beceause spending 8 euro's on just two hours of gametime is not worth it in my opinion (a friend of mine completed the game in 0.9 hours without rushing it).

The graphix style is amazing. I am a fan of game design in general and this has a serieus amount of potential. The main problem with the game is, as mentioned, the lack of content. As you enter the first dungeon, 'Dungeon 01' will appear on your screen. This gave me the idea there are at least 11 dungeons. Wrong. There is only 1. One single dungeon with only nine floors.

If the devs would add at least 10 more dungeons of different styles, I would change my opinion. For now, do not buy this game unless you are curious about the design and need an hour to kill.

3/10, potential but propably dead devs.

Before buying this game: make sure you DO NOT have a 64x OS beceause this game DOES NOT RUN ON 64x. There is a fix, takes about a minute to do but the thing is, you have to do it every time you want to start up the game. This is the main reason I do not recommend this game.
Furthermore, of the few minutes I have played, there is not a way to ads by rightclick instead of ads-lock by rightclick.
All I have to say. Be sure to check your OS.

Sniper Elite: NZA2 is a very good game. I had tons of fun playing through the campaign with two other friends (co-op to 4 players max). You get checkpoints and safehouses to restock although on lowest difficulty these were hardly neccesary. It's definetly worth it as it's alot of fun (and not that scary to be honest).