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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 showed great promise at the beginning. However, a series of issues have significantly impacted the gameplay experience. Among the most notable are:

Performance problems: Despite graphics settings, the game struggles to maintain a stable frame rate across a wide range of hardware.

Presence of hackers: The lack of an effective anti-cheat system has created an unbalanced and frustrating gameplay environment.

Excessive monetization: The constant appearance of notifications and microtransactions distracts from the core experience and devalues the free content.


While the campaign features standout moments and the zombies mode offers a fun and varied experience, the multiplayer doesn't innovate enough and continues to suffer from balance and matchmaking issues.

In conclusion, Black Ops 6 is a title that could have been much more. Activision's design and monetization decisions have limited its potential. It is recommended to wait for future updates or significant discounts before considering its purchase, especially if you are looking for a competitive and balanced multiplayer experience.

This game stands out in its own genre, 'idling'. Essentially, you'll have an automated cookie factory that generates income. However, especially at the beginning, you'll need to do some clicking to progress.

The game is quite comprehensive. In addition to the structures and items that optimize your cookie production, it includes elements that make it more interesting, such as golden cookies, which appear periodically and temporarily increase your production, or the reincarnation system. This system allows you to reset your progress in exchange for points, which are obtained based on the amount of cookies accumulated and can be used to acquire permanent upgrades.

Furthermore, some structures have built-in minigames, like banks and gardens, which add variety.

Comparing it to games of other genres can be difficult, but within the realm of idling, it's simply perfect. Therefore, I give it a rating of 10/10. Additionally, its full price is quite good, but if you buy it on sale, you can save a bit of money that you can spend on something else.

This title caught my eye from the start, though I wasn't entirely sure if it would be worth the purchase. However, as I played and got a better grasp of its mechanics, I was completely hooked. The game has its fair share of difficulty; you could say it's a futuristic experience immersed in a cyberpunk atmosphere, where a kind of ninja must face a wide range of enemies to achieve their goals. As for the story, it's not groundbreaking but still entertaining. Visually, the game is stunning; it's well-optimized, at least on my system, and the gameplay is excellent.

The current full price is quite fair, but if you come across a deal, you should definitely take advantage of it. The only downside is its length; it's hard to say how long it will take to complete, as that will largely depend on the player's skill. Personally, it took me around 8 hours to finish. If I had to rate it from 1 to 10, I'd give it a solid 8.5.

Gang Beasts is amazing for playing with friends. It’s super fun because it lets you punch your friends in weird ways, which adds a layer of challenge without being annoying. It’s perfect for friends, but playing online can be a bit tricky due to a lack of players. In short, it’s an ideal game to have a good time with friends, although I’d recommend waiting for it to go on sale. In my opinion, I give it a 7/10.

The Shadows of Rose DLC is a short but satisfying addition to the game. It took me around 2 hours and 40 minutes to explore Rose's campaign, with a new mechanic she offers.

While I enjoyed the DLC, I have to be honest: in terms of the main plot, it doesn't contribute much. It's more like an "event" that happens during the game's final cutscene, so it doesn't really add to the story as a whole. For spoiler reasons, I'll avoid specific details. If you're looking for an expansion that delves deeper into the plot or adds more story after the original game's final scene, this DLC won't do it.

However, if you want to prolong your gameplay experience, the DLC is decent. If you already have the Winters' expansion, this DLC comes included, along with Mercenaries mode and the third-person option. This means you can increase your playtime with this expansion.

In summary, the DLC is acceptable depending on your expectations. If you're expecting a significant continuation of the main story, this isn't for you. But if you just want to extend your playtime, it might be worth it. I recommend getting it during a sale, as it's relatively short. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would give it a 6, considering its price and its limited contribution to the narrative. Remember to wait for a discount before buying it.

Resident Evil Village stands out as one of the best entries in the series in recent years. Continuing the story started in Resident Evil 7, we once again step into the shoes of Ethan in this thrilling first-person adventure. The game's campaign is excellent, offering an immersive and satisfying gameplay experience with a decent length. While completion times can vary depending on the player, it typically lasts around 16 hours. Personally, it took me about 20 hours to complete, as I thoroughly explored each area to find all the items and upgrades. While the beginning can be a bit confusing, the plot unfolds into a compelling and satisfying narrative.

One of the most interesting additions is The Duke, a character reminiscent of the merchant from Resident Evil 4, providing commercial services such as weapon upgrades and selling essential supplies.

In summary, Resident Evil Village offers an exceptional experience that captures the essence of the series without feeling repetitive. With a complete story, stunning visuals, and excellent gameplay, it's a compelling option for fans of the franchise. For those looking to delve into the world of Resident Evil, this installment is a great choice, as it provides a recap of the events of Resident Evil 7.

As for the rating, I would give it a solid 8/10. The graphics are up to modern standards, the story is engaging, the game offers a substantial length, a wide variety of enemies and challenging puzzles, and the gameplay is fantastic.

Ready or Not stands out as one of the most tactical games to date, aiming to emulate various scenarios where SWAT teams face critical situations. Its tactical focus is evident in the wide range of weapons, attachments, grenades, and masks available. Although it has exited its beta phase, some minor issues persist, but these are expected to be resolved in future updates.

The game offers a variety of maps and scenarios, forcing players to adapt their equipment based on the mission and their strategy. Communication with teammates is crucial, adding a vital element of teamwork. While the pace of the game may seem slow for some due to its tactical nature, it provides a highly entertaining and satisfying experience. It's ideal for those seeking realism and tactical challenges.

In conclusion, Ready or Not promises a long lifespan, as it offers a solid and varied experience. This will only be maintained if the developers continue to introduce new maps and scenarios, thus avoiding repetition and ensuring the game's longevity. If I had to give it a score, it would be 8.5/10, and without a doubt, it stands out as one of the best value-for-money games.

Update (January 20, 2025): The game has received two DLCs that introduce new maps, providing more content but requiring additional purchase. On the plus side, if a friend owns the DLC and hosts the game, you can also play the DLC maps they own.

I would describe the game as offering a unique experience. Playing it solo is quite boring for me, although it definitely creates a sense of uncertainty and suspense as you never know what's going to happen next. On the other hand, the multiplayer experience is completely different. The ability to play with friends makes it much more interesting and fun. But what really stands out in this game are the mods created by the community. These mods offer a different and fun experience, allowing you to customize the game to your preferences. You can add a variety of mods that introduce new threats, adding more diversity and suspense to the game. In summary, I would recommend this game exclusively for playing with friends, and if you have the opportunity to add mods, go for it! However, if you prefer to play completely alone, this game might not be for you. As for a rating, I would give it a 7/10.

The campaign mode so far has been a pretty good experience. It's divided into acts, each composed of a series of long and entertaining missions. The variety of available characters is notable, each with their own predetermined equipment, although during the game we have the freedom to change weapons according to our tastes and needs.

An interesting feature is the card system, which allows us to improve our deck as we unlock better cards. These cards influence aspects such as reflexes, discipline, strength, and luck, adding a strategic layer to the game.

The presence of several types of zombies, each with their own specialties, is a positive thing that adds variety to the confrontations. Additionally, the fact that each game is unique due to the cards applied during it provides an entertaining and fresh experience on each occasion.

As for the multiplayer, it is divided into two branches: the cooperative campaign, where it is relatively easy to find a game, and the PvP mode. However, I must admit that I did not have the opportunity to experience the latter; after waiting more than 10 minutes trying to find a game, I couldn't find it (I tried on 2 different days and at different times and nothing), so the PvP is dead.

It is important to note that the game has not received updates since the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023, which may be a negative point for those who expect additional changes or improvements in the game.

In summary, although the game offers an entertaining and varied experience, with unique and challenging features, its value may be affected by the lack of continuous updates. Based on my current experience, I give it a rating of 7/10. It's worth considering buying it only when it's on sale.

This app currently (early 2025) contains four games: Warzone, MWII, MWIII, and Black Ops 6. I'll try to give a brief review of each game separately.

MWII: I don't have this game yet, so I can't say much about it.

MWIII: The game itself is pretty standard, but it leaves a lot to be desired. It doesn't stand out in any particular way. The campaign is quite mediocre and disappointing, as I was expecting a real campaign, not a DMZ with cutscenes.
Multiplayer is very similar to previous installments; there's nothing to differentiate it, and, as in recent years, it includes SBMM (skill-based matchmaking), hated by many and loved by few.
As for zombies, I dare say they're the worst in Call of Duty history. In short, it's basically DMZ, but with zombies and bots. By the way, the map is always the same.

Black Ops 6: The campaign is pretty decent and entertaining. It relies on characters from Call of Duty: Cold War and introduces new ones. It's not the best campaign in the world, but it's a pretty enjoyable experience.
Multiplayer is basically the same as in MWIII, with differences in weapons, maps, and some perks. It also includes SBMM.
As for zombies, they're the best in recent years. There's a wide variety of perks and the ability to modify the benefits they grant. Field upgrades, as in Cold War, are present. The game includes two maps from launch, one new map added in the middle of season 1, and another one coming in the next few days. Therefore, the zombies mode is well worth it and, for now, it seems like it will have more content in the future (although we'll have to wait to confirm it).

Warzone: This is the Call of Duty battle royale. As is already known, the weapons from the three previously mentioned games are integrated, as well as perks, equipment, etc.
However, with the integration of Black Ops 6, this mode has been affected by numerous bugs, both visual and audio. Therefore, the experience is currently not very recommended. However, it's the only mode that's free.

As for the app in general, which encompasses all the games, it's worth noting that its terrible anti-cheat system encourages the use of hacks, so it's not uncommon to find cheaters in several matches. Both Warzone and Black Ops 6 constantly receive patches to fix bugs; however, many of these patches don't fix the problems or, if they do, they generate multiple additional bugs. I wouldn't recommend purchasing these products without thorough research. Watch reviews and gameplay videos to make an informed decision. If you're still interested, wait for a sale before making your purchase.

Ratings:

MWII: N/A
MWIII: 4/10
Black Ops 6: 5/10
Warzone: 3/10