Recent reviews by GT9

Ok, before I start saying anything about this game, and why it's a massive joke. Let me set up a little scene to prove my point.

The date is September the 21st of 2022. I was feeling pretty sick beforehand, so I thought playing some nice flight simulator would cheer me up. I look at my library page to see it got a major update, and after looking into it for a bit I thought "wow, this is a lot of cool stuff!". So I see how much it needs to download and it's only a couple hundred MB. After waiting 10 minutes it pops up the installation manager. So I'm now like "Ok how much is it going to take to download the update?". I then look to see that the update is 427 GIB. What the ♥♥♥♥.

This story is honestly the reason why I think this game is a massive and unfair joke. The game when it took to first download all the content was 95 GIB, and that took over 3 days. However, this update was almost exactly 4.5 times as much, which would mean the update would take almost 2 weeks to finish. And adding that all up, that's 500 GIB and over 2 weeks! If you don't have an above-average PC, your ♥♥♥♥♥♥.

"Ok GT9, well after the downloading is done, surely the rest is smooth sailing right?" Well yes and no. I will admit the main core of the game is really fun. Very hard, but very fun. Just watching your plane fly through an IRL replica of our world is amazing. Plus the amount u can do is a lot, there's just so much to be had here.

However, then we have the marketplace, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Everything in this marketplace is so expensive, it's not even fair. Like why do planes cost $30? That's like half the standard version of the game! Plus you also have to pay to have certain locations as well? That's like having your car windows blocked unless you pay money to see what was being blocked in the first place. And don't even get me started on the Reno air race. for an entire game mode and 40 planes, that's $420, which is 7 times the amount of the standard version. Paying for this game will cost you an arm and a leg. This makes gas prices look affordable.

Honestly, all of this adds a sour experience for anyone who just wants a nice time playing, and get to see everything that is shown.

This game is confusing. Trying to get marbles to stay on the right track doesn't work most of the time. Just get Marble World, you'll have fun playing that.

This game is very good, however, it's kinda lacking.

This game was mainly based off of Totally Accurate Battle Simulator, with the same dummy characters, and very similar names. Honestly, this game is really fun and enjoyable to play, and the world map is amazing. Just hopping and parkouring is super fun to do. Now my first issue has to do with the content. You only get 2 modes, just playing the game, and shooting range. Now play in itself is very small, you don't get many options to customize your gameplay, like all you can do is do either solo, squads, or duos...that's it. I wish there were more options, that help out with getting a game started. The other mode is shooting range. In this mode, you can go around the "world map", and practice your shooting with scarecrows. Oh yeah you can also spawn samurai, but like don't spawn the 500 hp one if you like to live, he'll 2 shot you with this katana. Anyways now for my biggest problem, and I probably made it clear with my wording. You see the shooting range "world map", it's the same as the normal one, but not only are all the structures completely gone but the entire outside areas are gone too. I honestly don't see why limiting the map for this map was a good idea, there's just no point. Hell, even Fortnite sort of allowed you to practice on the main map. I mentioned that I like to parkour around these structures was fun, but I can only do that while loading into the game, unless you get a small server, you will mostly be shooting. This makes me want a sandbox where you can just wander around the map, and the shooting range could've been the perfect opportunity. Ok, I've been focusing a lot on other stuff and not the actual game itself. Now honestly, the main gameplay is almost perfect, it's well made. But there are problems with it too. Firstly, Idk if it's just me, but I feel like I run out of ammo way too quickly in this game, leaving me in a lot of situations where I'm shooting someone, and my amp runs out, leaving me to reload slowly WHILE trying to kill someone. The other problem I have is the lack of performance statistics. If you are about to be disconnected, you'll never know when it'll happen. There's no ping, no fps, nothing. This leaves me often disconnecting mid-game, with not much of a notice. Now are most of the problems I have with this game massive, I mean it's free to play, so is there a point in complaining? Well, just cuz the game is free, doesn't mean any issue can't count, however, you're not paying for something that is a buggy mess, which this game isn't btw. I'll admit my expectations for this game were probably way too high, and I was thinking this would have the same quality as TABS did. However, for this game kind of being a little add-on to the Accurate Battle series, this game is good fun, just has flaws I want to be fixed. 8.5/10

I like this game.

Probably my biggest flaw I have with the FNAF games is that once you are done beating all the main nights, then the 6th one, doing some input 1987 code ♥♥♥♥ in the custom night, there isn't much else other than a tiny amount of lore. However, this game I think solves my problems, as it adds way more replayability to the overall gameplay. As the game says, it's a UCN where you can make an unlimited amount of nights of the 50 animatronics, plus a few extras. I like this, as it includes both challenging gameplay, with creative approaches. However, out of the animatronics themselves, there isn't much else, in turn of customization. Sure you may go to choose of office your in, plus up upgrades you get, but that's it. I wish they went more in-depth with the whole "custom night" theme. And I know what your thinking, "But GT9, this is how all the FNAF custom nights work". This is true, but those custom nights weren't the main focus. However this game, the custom night is the entire game. I just wished it was worked on a little bit more. Now, this is pretty much my only flaw, everything else I liked. The game is very satisfying to play, especially when you are on a very hard night and you finally beat it, that feeling is so great. And if you don't believe me, just watch Dawko, and you'll see what I mean. Overall this game is good, 7.5/10.

This game is alright.

I think when it comes to the fear factor, then this game is very much successful in the department. In the content department tho...this game kind of flops. When you get the game, you get 5 mainline nights, the 6th night, and a custom night, that's it. I know, there's also secret lore, however, I don't give 2 ♥♥♥♥♥ to care. The problem with most of the FNAF games is that once you play them, there isn't much content left to play, and FNAF 2 is no exception. Once you've beaten the game, which should take you to like and 1-2, that's it, for like 7-8 bucks. Ok, I'm kind of being harsh on this game, as I'm not giving it much of a chance. I think overall the horror theme of it all is very well made, and the design is amazing. I like the animatronics, I like the setting, it just flows together really damn well, and that makes me happy :>. Honestly, if this game had some more content worthwhile, then I think my rating will change, however, for now, I'll give it a 6/10.

Ok, I'm going to come clean with I say this but TABS is stupid, it's dumb it's weird. However, that's what makes this game so damn good.

It doesn't try to take itself seriously, I mean the game is called TOTALLY ACCURATE BATTLE SIMULATOR, you can't have a clearer sign than that. Now this game isn't entirely trying to be stupid, there are a lot of strategies needed to battle your way to the top! Plus, all of the units have unique attacks and weapons that make them all different from each other, making gameplay entertaining. Also adding to the theme of not taking itself seriously, there is a DLC you can get, that is purposely made to break your game in half. LandFall you are the best! This game also has a large amount of content, with a sandbox to get ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ insane, and a campaign to test your big brain in battles. There is also a unit creator where u make your units, that can fight in battles. You can even make custom battles yourself, as well as campaigns where u need to beat multiple. The final thing is easily the best part, the workshop. The workshop allows you to download all that I said was in the unit creator, made by other people, and use in your battles, or play custom-made ones. I love this feature, as it increases game time, as there is always an unlimited amount of content to play. If I were to name any nitpicks I had with the game, the loading times, for like downloading or uploading content can take a while, like 5-7 minutes sometimes. Honestly, mostly loading in this game can sometimes be a problem, however, the issue I just said is where it happens the most. However, these small, and I mean SMALL, issues aren't too huge, other is kinda annoying. If you like funny games, that joke around, with some extra strategy, I would 100% give this game a try, and also download the DLC it's free. 9.5/10

I would say the game is very fun, however, there is a critical flaw.

You see, the game very much revolves around a repetitive tycoon game style, so you don't need to put that much full thought into the game. Probably the game's best feature is that you can still earn money, even if you're not playing the game. This makes grinding much easier since you don't have to put much focus into the game, kinda going with the repetitive tycoon game style I said earlier. However, as much as this is a blessing, it's also a curse. You see this whole "the game plays even when you are offline" makes it so you don't do much else other than that. All the time I was playing it, I would close out of the game, come back after like 30 minutes to an hour, upgrade my stuff, and then close the game again then, etc. You will spend a lot of time doing this schedule, and not much else. Honestly, if the game had some more interesting mechanics, the gameplay would feel a lot more finished, and wouldn't feel like a quick peak-and-leave every time you played it. Now beforehand, I also played the moon and mars versions, and I think they're pretty good, yet don't spice up the main game too much. Also, there are event versions as well, which go around a holiday, or a theme. These are pretty neat, and I have gotten the number 1 rank on a few of them. Another thing I like is the art style, I think it's very charming, and the music is very good and also catchy, and just the flow moves very well, and things don't feel like a massive grind, even if it may take a while. Overall this game is good if you like the most straightforward of games (I am mostly), but if you like something with a little more with the main gameplay, your gotta be disappointed. But I give it a 7/10.