Recent reviews by Atom1cAdrin

Baldur's Gate is one of those games that you take a chance on. Especially for someone like me without a great exposure to this genre of games. I absolutely loved this game. Every second of it was thrilling and incredible. It's a must play for any gamer who wants an authentic experience where they have absolutely full freedom. Literally freedom to do anything. It's amazing.

Well this isn't quite a game. It's more for people who are working their way up in the cinema industry. I for one am a person who's passion lies in filmmaking, and this "game" has been one of the best tools that has helped me story board and even film some scenes that I never could finish due to COVID. So do I like it? Hell yeah. It saved my life. It's still in beta, but when you use it, it doesn't feel like it is.

Beyond all the mega issues and controversies about this game, I have to admit that I haven't in particular felt the same way about most of the claims about the performance of this game. And I have to emphasize on the fact that this review is not discussing the performance of the game at any cost. The video game on its own is of course facing some optimization issues in consoles and in few cases in PC. However I am in the apparent "minority" that has yet to face any issue at all, regarding crashes, game breaking bugs etc. The only bugs I have ever witnessed are render bugs/visual bugs, most of which I find hysterical and actually genuinely enjoy its existence in the game. In terms of the actual game play and story, this is a phenomenal game, in no means was it over-hyped of its capabilities. The large side of quests, side hustles, open world map is truly fantastic. For a person with my specifications, I found it easily to run at Minimum Ray Tracing settings. Which is more than what many can ask for with how much power this game demands. This is a game worth buying and certainly not worth refunding, unless you're a console player. In that case... Unfortunate is what I can say.

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A few months down the line, I take a look back at this game and I see a great deal of improvement, performance wise there is still a huge issue regarding that, unfortunately nothing can excuse their rushed decision to release the game. Truthfully, a delay wouldn't have been that bad, if anything it would have given the game greater publicity.

Deliver Us The Moon, a game that I personally thought would be challenging to live up to expectations of any astronomy, physics or even sci-fi fan. But the game has been nothing but an awesome thrill, a great journey through the life of an astronaut, fighting for the survival of the Earth. Absolutely stunning graphics, especially if you have an RTX GPU, the Ray-Tracing is phenomenal. If you love space, science and futuristic video games, you will love Deliver Us The Moon.

I can't possibly explain how much this game means to me. I started my CS journey back in 1.6. I was at my Cousin's house, I was only a kid, but he was going to College and he used to have CS 1.6 in his computer. We used to play 1v1 on cs_assault and the obvious OG de_dust2. It was such fun. Years after I grew up, I found out that there was a new masterpiece in town, Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Oh my God... is this game a fantastic experience. It is just a game that you can delve into for hours. And as a player that has been playing since 2014, I can tell you that this is not a decision that you will regret.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is such a fabulous game. It really hits where many others fail to. A classic Rockstar Games creation. Truly feels authentic and genuine to their first RDR. The stunning graphics, along with complex game mechanisms, it is certainly a game to get drowned in, with hours to gaze off of the beauty in the game.