Recent reviews by 3kever

The second-biggest comeback in gaming history.

Big expectations, countless promises, crunch, and, of course, a massive failure at launch—sound familiar?

But honestly, it’s crazy how alive the world of Cyberpunk 2077 feels. Bright neon lights, rain-soaked alleys, and the diverse districts of Night City—it’s just stunning. The story is also held to a really high standard, with choices that actually matter to you as a player.

My one issue? The combat—especially the guns. They feel kinda like Borderlands weapons, but worse, sometimes just so unsatisfying.

But hey, at the end of the day, it’s still the best cyberpunk game on the market. If you’re a fan of the genre, go play it right now.
(Or maybe you just watched the anime and went crazy over it, lmao.)

Perfect for a movie night with a champ.

Besides being an amazing co-op/split-screen game, it perfectly captures the feel of an old film, with characters that are as contrasting and understandable as they can be. Funny, energetic, and with a twisted story—this could honestly be an entire movie.

A non-typical sandbox with layers so deep you won’t believe me.

Your main goal is to rebuild a car, which might sound easy at first—but trust me, reassembling an in-game car engine is hella difficult. Oh, and no one warned me that some parts might already be broken from the start… smh.

Anyway, if you’re looking for a challenge and a truly original approach to a sandbox game, go ahead. But be warned—like the developer said: "It is not a fun game."

Amazing experience—if you have friends, lol.

This is the kind of game that doesn’t necessarily require friends, but it’s strongly recommended to play with a team. If you have a crew, you’ll have a blast. It’s an open-world pirate game with endless possibilities—enough said. Each season (major big free update) brings tons of new content or just quality-of-life improvements.

For those who find the game boring after a while, I suggest setting a personal goal—for example, becoming a Pirate Legend or making your ship legendary. Having a goal can help you stay engaged if you feel lost in the game.

The final update isn’t here yet, but here’s my review:

'Minecraft clone'—that’s what I first heard about this game. But it’s definitely not. It takes a completely different approach, focusing on very different aspects than Minecraft. While the world is in 2D, it has much more depth and character than its so-called predecessor.

To keep it quick and simple: an excellent game with excellent systems, will keep you for hours.

For me, this game is the definition of an 'Immersive Sim.' Every moment hits, and the story/lore bring the world to life in a way that few games do. It's a hidden gem, and it makes me miserable to think we won’t get a sequel or another story in this universe.

If you haven’t played it yet, do yourself a favor and try it—you’ll love this piece of media just like I did. Plus, if you've played Half-Life, you'll get into this game much quicker.

A quick word about the ending tho (no spoilers): A lot of people call it dull and cheap, but if you pay attention and re-think it more broadly, it makes a lot of sense.

Wouldn’t it be funny to play with real money, PEGI?

After FH4 delisitng, this is the best open-world racing game on Steam. The progression feels a bit weird, but it's not bad.

Not a very long VN with a really interesting philosophical 'girl.' Ain't saying more just try it, for 2€ it's a steal

Great game don't need to say anything more and if u are into "undertale" or "night in the woods" the game is must play tellin ya