Recent reviews by vertual

This is actually sick! Best P/P software on the platform.

The game’s historical accuracy is impressive, and it throws players into the 15th-century Europe. Combat is tough at first, but the story and customization options make it a compelling experience. If you’re into history and want an RPG that feels authentic, give KCD a shot! 👍

Geometry Dash is frustratingly fun, it's like Flappy Bird's angsty older cousin. It's definitely worth the rage, just don't blame the developers for your broken mental health. The game offers a crap ton of content for it's price as well, so can't really go wrong with this classic.

Pretty fun

Alan Wake is a unique and atmospheric game with a compelling story and a rather mediocre gameplay, the pacing is subjective, not for everyone. Worth playing if you are a fan of psychological horror games.

Pros:

-Gripping story
-Atmospheric environments
-Unique game play mechanics
Strong voice acting

Cons:

-Slow-paced
-Repetitive combat
-Some technical issues

Bro, how awesome is this game, I love it. It is everything you'd expect from a Spider-man game and more! The fighting is fast and smooth, the graphics (the lighting especially) looks absolutely phenomenal. The story and characters are good enough I guess, I like the new Peter character. Game options are varied with plenty support and most importantly, the world feels alive with tons of NPC's, traffic which is what the older games lacked. A solid 9/10 game overall.

An absolutely amazing end to this great franchise. The developers have outdone themselves. I'd say for the fans of the series, even the full price can be justified but especially with a %50+ discount you can't really go wrong here. The DLCs are also great additions that shed some more light into different characters and their own journeys. HOWEVER, I heavily recommend playing the first two games before starting with Exodus otherwise the story may not carry its full potential. The story driven intense atmospheric experience is the most important aspect of the game. I'd also play the game slowly, immersing myself and soaking in the scenery as much as possible because this game looks quite gorgeous.

I played the Enhanced Edition with my RTX 2060 and had a very stable walkthrough. 1080P, Ultra Settings, High RayTracing, DLSS Quality mostly kept me at a solid 60FPS at all times. It's a decent optimization.

This game deserves way more recognition and spotlight. It's a shame (so far) that it didn't get a Definitive Edition. There is so much potential with the AoM franchise in general, I'd even play a sequel. The current "Extended Edition" version is akin to the "AOE2 HD Edition", not a lot of improvements and the ones they did barely make any difference to the game. I know, for a fact, that the vast majority of the community would've preferred a decent "AoM DE" release rather than the redundant AOE 3 DE. C'mon, Microsoft, give us a better version of this game. :=)

This game reminded me why I hate 2D-platformers. Be sure to have a controller because it's virtually impossible with keyboard.

This game certainly is not meant for casual audience. Even if you like RPG games with turn-based fighting mechanics, DOSEE is a very slow and unforgiving game. You spend a lot and I mean a LOT of time managing your inventory, listening to needless conversations (a nightmare for completionists since you don't know what's important and what's not), going back and forth across the map because the game doesn't really tell you where to go, which is fine at first but sometimes the mission descriptions are so vague (they're more like statements) you don't even know how to proceed (where to go next, whom to talk, what item to interact with, so it can get really frustrating. The character builds are quite fluid meaning there is no set classes. You can essentially turn your hero from a fighter into a magician through skill points and skill books. It's a cool idea but if you're unfamiliar with the genre, it can also make the game very confusing. (you're not sure where to spend your skill points, which items to equip, drop or sell) So, be ready to watch or read a lot of guides. They also throw a handful useless mechanics at you which you'll probably never use. It's a very long game (around 100 hours), especially the opening hours are very slow and can be boring because you will spend a good 10-15 hours running around town talking to people non-stop without doing anything too meaningful. so it's not something you can play over the weekend. However, everything aside, the game has decent story (nothing too crazy), some great humorful writing, amazing art style with lovely level designs and a challenging but fun turn-based gameplay.