Recent reviews by Kaplan

10/10, bought it just for the Jill Sandwich.

This game is just amazing.

Loved this game on PS4, and love it even more on PC.

Be sure to set your difficulty setting to something high, because you can tell this game was designed for console gamers on lower difficulty settings like "normal" etc.

Beautiful graphics and story.

Have had zero issues with this game. It is great, and for me it has run smooth with no problems. Looks great, plays great.

Graphics: 10/10
Gameplay 11/10
Voice acting 10/10

There is something about the gun play in Resident Evil 7 and Village that is completely satisfying. Other than the laser sight that raises one of the shotguns damage, it looks very realistic.

One very cool thing to mention, is that it, in a way, has an RE4 ambience to it. That being said, it takes the series on a path that I sincerely hope it stays on for years to come.

The new trader is awesome... I love the fact that you get to choose what to cook with the ingredients you find around the world. The stat boosts aren't OP, but they are very useful.

Finding a gun you like, and sticking to it (especially on harder difficulty) pays off. Upgrade it, spend its ammo wisely, and it will take you where you want to go.

The graphics are beautiful. I have played this game both in ultrawide, and on 4k, it is amazing. There are enough settings to tinker with that even on a lower end graphics card, you can make the game look wonderful and still have a smooth framerate.

This has to be the best RE since Resident Evil 4, in my opinion.

Remember to play RE7 before you play Village.

This is worth every penny.


The voice actress Jeanette Maus, who did multiple voices in this, including Lady Dimitrescu, passed away during production. My sympathies go out to her family. Being a part of this game will truly immortalize her memory.

Lots of loot. Lots of build options.

Feels dark and gritty like Diablo used to feel.

Tons of content, replay value and large community.

Totally free content with optional micro transactions for cosmetics, and in no way a pay to win.

If you're looking for a successor to Diablo, this is one of them... up there with Grim Dawn and Torchlight.

Cyberpunk 2077 is Cyberpunk.

This isn't a mish mash of games most of you are expecting all rolled up into one.

To all you folks complaining about enemies being "bullet sponges", go learn what an RPG is and turn down the difficulty, because you probably just suck, so go get good.

Remember to turn DLSS on to Quality, and tailor your graphics settings until you get 50-70 frame rates on average. If you have low end hardware, then put DLSS to Performance and also set the graphics settings until you get around 50-60.

The game is playable 30+ fps, but 50-60 is the sweet spot.

I am playing on RTX 3090 and i9 10900k, and I have all my settings maxed, and DLSS set to Quality, and I get an average of 70 FPS. Some scenes it goes down to 60ish, and that is fine. I also have this on a 3440*1440 ultrawide monitor, so the resolution is fairly high. 1080p this game should run fine on anything that was released in the past 4 years (graphics cards, cpu etc).

People complain a lot about this games "narrative", but honestly there is NOTHING to complain about. This is classic cyberpunk and there are some heavy Shadowrun and Bladerunner inspirations. The characters are easy to relate to unless you're a high functioning sociopath... in which case, you can still prob relate to some of the characters anyway now that I think about it.

Anyway, yeah, I recommend this game.

Also, to all you toolboxes saying the game is buggy.... give us a break. This is a huge open world game with millions of things happening all at the same time. In a few months I am sure this will be patched up. Even so, it is still pretty damn solid.

Rather than give you pros and cons, I am just going to tell you what is good about this game. People are so wrapped up in finding faults where there are none.

This game is incredible. From the first moment I had chills knowing that I was in for a fantastic adventure.

The graphics are great. The use of light in this game has a feeling of scarcity, since it isn't infinite. Yet, if you pay attention to the world around you, you will find more than enough of it.

It is a game that is meant to be savored, like a fine wine. Not gulped back brainlessly.
The world is beautiful and teeming with small details worth investigating. Remember that the game does tell you to IMMERSE yourself into it, not to just "play to win", which means to take your time and enjoy the adventure.

I have heard people say it isn't scary, then noticed that they A) either haven't played long enough to finish the game, or B) just ran through it ASAP. This is not the point of the Amnesia series. It is a visual story that unfolds over time. Think of it like this; horses wear blinders and run really fast everywhere because they are scared little ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and can't handle the world around them. Don't be a horse. Take the blinders off and take your time. That was actually an ironic comparison, but the methodology is solid.

Finally, make decisions in the game that reflect you. Take your time to read the in-game notes that are found all around the world on tables and in cabinets etc. This will be an eerie and thought provoking experience if you pay attention. The game has more than one way to finish, and more than one outcome.

Enjoy.

This is a great, solid game. I base this positive rating off of the gameplay/graphics/sound qualities ETC. ETC.

I don't rate games off of minor bugs/glitches that can cause a random crash. That stuff can be fixed.

Tired of seeing negative reviews base off of small bugs, bringing the overall rating of the game down and deterring people from purchasing and supporting a great development.

Good game, have fun!

Stay on target, almost there...

Command and Conquer will always have a special place in gaming history, and my generation of RTS gamers will never forget it. I am 32 now, and am grateful for this remaster.

Pros: Remastered and true to the original game
Cons: x