Évaluations récentes de Evil67

It's sort of unique, it's fun, graphics are nice.
But, I can't recommend this, there are simply way too many bugs, and some types of bugs will constantly prevent you from even gathering a team or starting a mission.
Every time I want to play, I fear the bugs and wonder if it's even possible to get a game started, let alone a game that doesn't crash halfway through.

Used to play a looong time ago. It was great.
Now you get a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ menu interface. Competitive is waiting for a match to happen, where in my experience, you'll have a guy who quits resulting in having to queue again for competitive. This happens more than not.
Casual play is the alternative where nobody cares. It has resemblances of good old chaotic fun tf2, though some servers are filled with bots. Other servers will constantly prompt you to kick bots, sometimes you'll get kicked too(?)... At this point, it's simply not worth playing tf2 anymore. Try as you might, you'll end up spending more time trying to find a match as well as being frustrated.

Pros: Looks good, Feels good, Realistic enough, fun, lots of bikes.
♥♥♥♥: Sound of the bikes could be better, AI is out to kill you and it is super annoying.

A suprise to find such a gem in a motorcycle riding game. The thrill is great and the game looks good.
9/10 because bots often ride without regard for your safety.

10/10

Can't recommend this game enough. One of the more "realistic" fighting games. Be prepared for a very steep learning curve. If you're willing to put in a lot of effort, the game is very, very rewarding and entertaining to play. I don't think I'll ever get bored of playing this game. Better start practicing now, because in a lot of years, grandpa here is gonna kick your ass ;).

I think the reason Tekken never gets old for me, is that when you play online against another opponents, there's tons of psychology involved. This isn't just button mashing, it's a world much bigger than you'd initially think.

Sending endless amounts of love to the great community and developers of the Tekken franchise.