Recent reviews by Fritz

This was my very first time playing Tomb Raider. And it was an incredible experience. I enjoyed every moment of it. I will definitely pick up the other games in this series and I am excited to play those games too. This game may be 11 years old but it still holds up and it looks great for its age. The mechanics are simple to learn and the game combines the right amount of challenge and simplicity. The game is also really great at setting an atmosphere. I felt my skin crawl in areas like the geothermal caverns. I loved this game and if you are on the fence about buying it, then please get this game and try it out.

Its fun, it has great gameplay...however. I do not recommend getting this at full price. Wait until it goes on sale. As I said it has a fun gameplay to it with a load of fun new powers like the venom punch (no not the symbiote). But I think for what all is in this it could have just been a DLC for its predecessor.

This is hands down the best single player game I have ever played. Then again I have been a Spider-Man fan ever since I was a little kid. My advice to any player reading this, do everything before you finish the story line. Its worth it. Every little experience.

Easily one of the best single player experiences I have ever had in gaming with a fun and gripping storyline. Online play is also really good. Reminds me of the good old gta online days before there were flying cars and oppressors. This game was a great birthday gift from a good friend of mine and I couldn't be more appreciative for it.

There are some things this game did better than its predecessor and then there are some things I just don't like. Overall I recommend it. The aviary is definitely better than it was in the return to jurassic park dlc. I am stoked to aquatic dinosaurs are in this game and cannot wait to make use of them. And I also love how carnivores have unique animations when hunting live prey. The carno flipping the goat in the air before going for the kill is my favorite so far. With that being said there are some things I downright hate about this game. First, the herbivore grazing. What I loved most about Claire's Sanctuary in the first game's DLC was that it added in a new way to not only challenge players by making them think and plan ahead of time for their herbivore enclosures but it also rewarded them by increasing dino rates and lifespan by giving them their favorite salad bars. In this game however, they threw that and the herbivore feeders away in favor of terrain food which makes building their enclosure annoyingly challenging. I will give credit though that the maps for the most part are much bigger so this almost makes up for such an atrocious mechanic. Second issue, cohabitation. My god I despise this with a passion. Once again it is offset by larger maps meaning you can usually get away with doing what you want. However, certain dinosaurs like others and some just want the filthy little compies to stay the hell off their lawn. Finally, this game is massively micromanage-y. The scientists need to do everything but if they do too much they get restless and if they get restless they decide to go the way of Nedry. Every enclosure requires a ranger post so your ranger teams can stop by and check on them. Aren't these creatures supposed to have chips in them that are supposed to do that and transmit their vitals and whatnot to control room remotely anyways? So why do I need to play keep away with a pack of pyroraptors just to make sure they are happy? Now I will say that I do enjoy the automated MVU. That is a nice change instead of having to constantly operate a ranger team to chase every god forsaked sick dino. All my grievances aside I do love this game. It has roughly similar specs as the previous game so if you are able to run the first game you can run this game relatively easily.

As far as park builders go this is one of if not, the best, there is. I grew up on Jurassic Park and have loved dinosaurs ever since I was a kid. So just building my own Jurassic Park is incredible. I recommend getting the Claire's Sanctuary DLC because it adds in paleobotany. This is fun because it rewards you for using an optional feature by boosting the rating and lifespan of your herbivores by giving them their favorite salad bars. I recommend the return to jurassic park DLC purely for the nostalgia and it also gives you a 1993 era themed park, and the largest map in the game. The aviary is kinda mediocre though. Secrets of Henry Wu is a fun DLC as it takes you to Dr. Wu's secret testing facility where you unlock a few more dino hybrids. The other DLC's are great and all but don't really add anything aside from raptor skins and a few additional dinosaurs. Overall this game is simplistic, challenging at times, but fun regardless. Each map offers different kinds of challenges to overcome and the game is just really fun.

I keep coming back to this game and for good reason. Please do not judge this game based on its failures on release. It delivered everything Sean Murray promised the only thing is he never said it would be there on release. As a matter of fact he delivered on all of it and then exceeded beyond them. Even if you do not trust this review please go to youtube and just watch some of the more recent videos showcasing this incredible game.

This game has potential to be something great one day. All it needs is time and patience. I mean look at skyrim. When that game first launced it was so buggy and unplayable. Now it is one of the most loved games by Bethesda. Just give this game time and it will be epic.

Warframe is not an easy game to describe. If you like destiny you will love warframe. The community is friendly, helpful, and the game is insanely intense. How intense? Imagine you are in a micheal bay movie that is actually really flipping great. Now times that by 9000. You are still nowhere near close to scrathcing the surface of how awesome this game is. The missions are repetitive at times but that is highly minor. I really recommend this game. It is fast paced and the quests are unbelieveable.