Recent reviews by p1scao’s

An impressive zombie game. Tough, realistic, unforgiving of mistakes. The game lets you know right away that you're going to die sooner or later and just creates a story about how you're going to die, and you can die in the first hour of gameplay.

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Without being the most groundbreaking setting of the decade, Dying Light manages to provide enough novelties to position itself as one of the splendid reference works of the genre.

Despite containing only two maps that are not too extensive, they have a large exploration component and are well designed. They include numerous accessible buildings, a multitude of roofs and scalable facades, verticality in most of the scenery, etc.

The enemies will generally be zombies, although rival factions of the living will appear. They are sufficiently varied, but you will quickly find their weak point. In addition, the "classes" of zombies consist of modern agile, slow 80s and special: tanks or typical berserkers. Also noteworthy is the change of difficulty between night, when it scales disproportionately, and day.

In relation to the story, it is worth commenting on its somewhat expected script and somewhat flat characters. Even so, it is adequately constructed and presents hardly any plot holes. Also, the plot has been localized to full Spanish, presenting a dubbing at the height of a AAA.

Unfortunately, the graphics are not optimized as much as I would like. We must have a computer with a GTX 1050 or higher for 1080p, high graphics and 30 FPS. All said, the game looks great, it is a graphical powerhouse.

Another negative point are the side missions, something that most of the titles of the generation sinned. Repetitive, "errand boy", without trying to interest us. Filling that leaves much to be desired, especially compared to the rest of the game.

Then, the difficulty is diminished by the same secondary. The level of the enemies increases according to the main missions, but not to the sound of the secondary ones. Thus, we will end up with a much higher level in the affronts and they will be little challenging if we do more secondary missions.

In short, the work is worthy of the awards received. Similarly, it has had a subsequent good reception by the media and the public. In short, remarkable in almost all sections, great atmosphere and good development.

This game is one of the best singleplayers I've played in a very long time, if not the best. A masterpiece.

Virtually every aspect of the game is top notch:

- The music great and immersive, according to each degree of intensity of the adventure.

- The graphics, functional and colorful, never lose fluidity despite all the action that accumulates. The models, well worked and varied.

- The gameplay is devilishly fun. Each run is different due to the random generation of the worlds and the different favors and blessings, a very well implemented system that gives a huge life to the game. The combat system is great and the controls never fail. Even the boss battles are not repetitive either due to the inclusion of variants of the same. Very high replayability and continuous progress between runs, constantly unlocking new upgrades and a very extensive post-game with punishment pacts.

- Huge amount of content and lore. All characters have good performances by the voice actors and the narrative is very well documented. The pace of the story is just right and progresses steadily as you progress through the game.

Buy it without hesitation, you won't regret it. Personal GotY.

Graphically it is impressive, the shadows, the lights, the characters, the scenery Excellent and enviable optimization, totally fluid even with high or very high graphics and the truth is that the requirements of the game are much lower than those indicated, although it is open map unlike MGSV: GZ, this goes even better, with an average pc and even pulling for malillo you can play it with high graphics which is quite appreciated since lately all the games that are released usually ask for a fairly powerful pc to get to have graphics like this game and force to upgrade the components of the pc or buy a new one.


As for gameplay, pretty good, with the keyboard and mouse is handled wonderfully, also with much more precision than with a remote control, although there are those who still play with remote control by tradition like me, which adding that I do not use the reflex mode increases the challenge, ie, you can adjust the difficulty.

Buy this game for simple thanks to the developers of this game, because in the cell phone with Android operating system, the game is free, what has made this game special is its Crossplay, Players who are on mobile can play with PC and vice versa, personally for these times that we are locked, to have a game on the phone and play with people on PC, is a success, you add Discord and is a success. What this game is about, is simple, it's like a Dead by Daylight, in this case there are impostors and crew members, the more you play with people, you realize their true personality, this particular game brings out the worst of any human being XD, in the same way the best, because you have to control yourself, the thirst for competition, the thirst to kill, there are many feelings, many emotions, I would even go out without friendships hahaha literally, it's crazy, excellent game. I highly recommend it.

Actually a pretty neat game,
Although the game has some limited content(maps) at present its core game play is not bad and the game is very enjoyable with friends.
At the time of typing this, having played all the levels many times, the game still has my interest, but i can see myself putting it on the shelf soon to allow it to mature a little more and for a few more maps to drop.

In short,
You and up to 3 of your friends are tasked with identifying a spirit haunting a building.
Bring tools along to gather important evidence to figure out what kind of spirit is haunting the building and collect additional information by taking photos and collecting bones for an additional reward.
Troll your friends by finding the breaker and turning the power off and listening to them panic.
Close doors behind people and watch them freak out.
Throw things around and claim it was the ghost to put everyone on edge.

Just when everyone thought the Battle Royale format was dead, Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout came into our lives and proved there are creative ways to make a winner-takes-all game. Rather than shooting or blowing up your opponents to win, you must outlast everyone in a series of contests reminiscent of classic game shows. You can play it alone, but it really shines when you play with your friends. The gameplay is mostly a blast, but some game modes offer little and the mechanics will make you want to pull your hair out.

Overall, Dead By Daylight is a great game in its own right, one that perfectly recreates and captures the tension and horror of a scary movie. Trying to escape the clutches of a serial killer, or hunting down your prey, perfectly mimics the premise of a good, old fashioned game of hide-and-seek.
Dead by Daylight’s a little too repetitive to be your next online gaming feast, but it’s one hell of a palette cleanser; the game that, when you’re grown a little tired of PUBG, Fortnite, Destiny or whatever, you can keep coming back to for new thrills and terrors.
It’s honestly really good fun, but the more you play the more its issues rear their head and become points of ire.