Recent reviews by AbsoluteZ3R0

Best simulator for the major card games out there.

Monetization gets a bit steep after the first few hours of gameplay, but if you build a deck you enjoy first, you dont really NEED to engage with it much. Still, the game needs easier ways to craft URs (Ultra-Rare cards) besides "swipe your credit card."

Haven't played a wrestling game since the PS2. Got this game on Winter Sale for $20. The Universe Mode and character creator is good enough to buy this game for them alone. Custom arenas, superstars, pretty satisfying gameplay with a pretty extensive variety of situations, this game is pretty amazing. Its not completely free of bugs, especially in Universe mode, but where else can you make Ronald McDonald and Pepsiman fight in a Wafflehouse parking lot?

Fallout New Vegas is the absolute best 3D sandbox RPG I've ever played. Story depth, aesthetic, overall choice and freedom, this game is just plain fun. After ten years it shows its age, but mods are abundant for this game, and plenty retain the core immersion while improving the visuals and depth. You'd be hard pressed to find an RPG as pure as this one nowadays.

Not worth $25, not even the $12 sale price.

This game is playable, but not worth the buy.

The game is extremely limited and one-dimensional. Every game plays the same, whether you choose dual pistols or a harpoon gun.

The maps, while well designed, are all UNDERWATER, obvious, I know, but that means that you can hardly see the hard work these designers poored into each level.

Playing as a diver isn't a heart-pounding thriller like it portrays, its a call of duty-esqe shoot, die, respawn, repeat. Whether you are protecting a treasure-hunting robot, or just hunting a megaladon, it all plays the same.

Playing as a shark is even more boring. Apex predator? More like moving target with teeth. It is so easy to die as a shark. You lunge into a diver only to take six harpoons before even killin gthe one in your teeth. Even wore is that its completely unbalanced. Remember that robot? If a team of sharks knows what they are doing, they can just all target the robot and beat the game within a few respawns. Ridiculous.

This game had potential, but it lacks so much before it will be worth $20. Try maybe $5. Hell, Orion: Prelude is a lot similar to this but on land with dinosaurs, its only $.99 . WTF, Depth?

Fantastically designed and executed game. While very short for its $15 price tag, it is a laugh the whole way through, hile still managing to keep you challenged without ever really getting frustrated. A great game.