Senaste recensioner av Hu-kun

If you want to play as a prison keeper, get this game.

If you want to be a prisoner and you're going to escape, get The Escapists.

This is a rather underrated Star Wars game. Unlike most of the other Star Wars games, where you mostly play as a Jedi, you play more as a trooper, or rather, a commando. The game plays quite differently compared to other shooters like Call of Duty, playing more onto tactical gameplay instead of usual arcade shooting. The game does have a mix of both, but with a slight more emphasis on tactics than running in shooting everything that moves, aside from your other 3 commandos you can command.

The tactical gameplay has to be the most powerful thing about the game. You can command them to do different commands, like "Search and Destroy", "Forming up", and "Move on". Not only that, but you can command your commandos to do a breach on certain doors, take up on different positions, like a sniping position, grenade position, turret position, and grenade launcher position.

The graphics still look pretty decent, and the game still runs really nicely, even on the highest settings, at least for mostly an average PC. Nontheless, I can be sure that it can run smooth as butter, or pretty good for you as well.

You do start off kind of powerful, but as the game goes on, you will kind of need to use some tactical sense to try to win certain fights and/or perform some actions quickly.

I'm not sure if it is, but I'm sure that the multiplayer is dead.
(Actually from what I heard, the multiplayer kind of came back. At least thinking that, considering Battlefront 2's multiplayer on Steam came back. Still, I don't really have much interest in the mulitplayer yet)

While the game has a ton of great forthcomings, there are some wishes that I wish to see in the next possible "Imperial Commando" game, heck even "Rebel Commando" for that matter. For heavily promoting planning, I wish there's a way for each commando in your squad to perform better in certain situations than the others. For example, "Sev" will have the best chance of hitting an enemy when on sniping position, along with a better weapon accuracy overall, "Scorch" will have a better time using explosives, being able to reload and throw grenades faster, and set up an explosive charge faster, and "Fixer" will essentially be useful in 'slicing' through computers, and can revive people faster, and so on. Just a bit more tactical bits in the game.

Some other criticisms that I can think of in my head so far, is that the game's singleplayer campaign is short. But that's all I can think of for now.

I'll say this though, the game would be better, if it had a kind of co-op added into it.

Overall, this is a Star Wars game I can HIGHLY recommend. Although I'll wish to wait for Imperial Commando or Rebel Commando. The story may be short here, but it's interesting! :3

I tried to loot a body of a person that I didn't kill, and my character said that looting a body that you didn't kill is "against the rules in the apocalypse"

10/10 would follow the rules again.

You become a celebrity after you robbed a bank.

I realized that all zombies are paper. Why?
Because they're fragile, can be killed in almost 1 hit, and they barely hurt.
Exceptions to special zombies.

Yo Skyrim dropped a new update, we so back

Kid zombies are even scarier than regular zombies.

10/10 would get shrekt by kid zombies again.

Another game where you shoot Russians.

At least it takes place in Japan, I'll give them that.

The game is mostly average at best. The game is riddled with bugs, car controls are so slippery, with the car going drifting all over the place if you turned for too long. Fighting off enemies with hacking is so cumbersome, it's so hard to do it, while focusing on the road.

Hacking is kind of... underwhelming. Not much else to say.

Character models don't fare well either. They look like they're ripped straight from Hitman: Blood Money, especially the Viceroys.

Story could've been better, but it's just lacking.

The game is pretty buggy, too. There are times when I tried to chase someone, I fell through the world.

Having a higher status of being a bad guy/good guy doesn't really affect the story.

The AI. Don't get me started on the AI. Some of the time, a person just started to attack me, for no reason. They just walked up to me, pushed me, and they fricken SHOT me. I did try to use melee attacks, but melee is severely restricted to be used ONLY on enemies, but it somehow didn't work on that fellow. And no, they're neither police, nor a criminal.


The game does have some good parts... I guess?

Even though the guns kind of feel the same, in a way? Gun fights are pretty enjoyable.

The cover system is pretty smooth, but is still stiff.

The good guy/bad guy system could be better, but it can have some citizens react to you, by either praising you(for being a good guy), or calling the cops on you(for being a good guy). It at least kind of encourages the player to be a good guy, otherwise, they'd have a chance of being sent to the slammer. (Cops don't react like that to the player, however. They'll go for you and arrest/kill you, regardless)

While it stands tall that the hacking system is more underwhelming than drawing a penis in school, there are some gimmicks that can be pretty fun. Making cars crash is fun with the hacking of traffic lights, but the cars hitting each other sounds too underwhelming, and they look like bricks colliding with other bricks.

But still, the bad still stays high, but it stays painfully average. I'll just go for Watch_Dogs 2, if I get the chance. Hope it fixes the mistakes, ONCE I play it, not if I see gameplay footage of another YouTuber. (The trailer for the game is hype tho)

Freed from CS:GO