Recent reviews by SNSHK

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Oldschool, schnelles Tempo, Kumpels aus den vergangenen Jahrzehnten und jede Menge Explosionen. Was könnte man sich mehr wünschen?
Nehmen Sie das jüngste unglaubliche Update nicht als selbstverständlich hin, aber es lohnt sich, das Spiel erneut zu besuchen, falls Sie es verpasst haben.

Its a good game but im having trouble the loading screen during cutscenes. it keeps crashing over and over again so im stuck on one level that just wont let me through

Amazing experience! Thanks to this game you will become a fan of Star Wars, go to this page of power!

In the game we play the role of a passenger and survivor of one of the Republic's warships. The fate of ALL GALACTICS will depend only on us. We can become a powerful Jedi who has mastered the light side of the Force or join the Sith, master the Dark Side and become the Dark Lord! "Kotor" is a classic RPG based on turn-based combat. During our journey, we encounter characters who join our team, develop with us and fight alongside us - if we let them. They will also respond to our actions and it is only up to us how we relate to them. Over time, we get a space ship at our disposal, thanks to which we can explore different planets and perform a lot of tasks that can be performed in various ways, e.g. using the power of the Force to force someone to do something against their will. - Every moral choice has its consequences.

Pros:
+ Great story
+ Characters with character
+ Moral choices
+ Combat model
+ Character development
+ Soundtrack
Climate +

Minuses:
- Some bugs
- Frequent crashes during videos

My rating 9.5 / 10

Monaco is a game that’s as much about thinking on your feet as it is about stealth and forward planning, and regardless of whether you’re after a fun co-op game for four people, or something to speedrun to impress people on YouTube, I daresay there’s something here for everyone thanks to its focus on sheer entertainment.

It’s exquisitely pieced together in almost every way, it lets you play in a variety of different ways and challenges you to think outside the box, and I can’t imagine anyone that could fail to be taken in by its charms.

Monaco is a fantastic and unique take on the stealth genre and a showcase of excellent design, and you should make it yours. Not getting your hands on this would be a crime.

I decided to read the book before the first part of the game. And this is 10/10 what I expected

The combat system is great for those times, it soon took me to master the techniques. Wiedzmin 1 is perfect for the world created by Sapkowski. It perfectly illustrates the moral hardships of that world. All the locations I was able to meet depicted a picture of the Middle Ages. On the one hand, poverty, people gathering to rent a witmin, and on the other, the rich.

I encourage you to buy and play from the first part;)

Overall, it's a major improvement over the first game. Looks stunning even to this day, has a great story, characters, a better antagonist, brings back the tough moral choices and long-lasting consequences. It's a great sequel for the people who could get into the original game and a great starting point for those who couldn't.

However, I actually kind of enjoyed the first Witcher's janky rhythm-clicking mess of a combat system, so the move to a more generic hack'n'slash with dodge-roll system didn't feel like a huge improvement to me. It does feel more rewarding to play the better you get at it, though. The way the game handled potions was a mess. The potions don't last long enough, so the whole preparation aspect fell flat. The mini-map was straight up useless at times and the QTEs were an unwelcome addition.

Introduction:
A classic Call of Duty game in today's standards. I played it a long long time ago when I was still an Xbox player. Never really appreciated it until Call of Duty started hitting the rock bottom. All I can tell now is that the game is still good. The campaign whilst slightly unrealistic is entertaining and well constructed. The Spec-Ops missions are simple but they are a lot of fun especially with a friend. The multiplayer is still alive and kicking as of 2019, it may have the same problems with balancing and the same problems with broken weapons as it did back in 2009. But if you can play a normal game without any of that bulls*it then the multiplayer can be loads of fun.

Modern Warfare 2 is the direct sequel to the first Modern Warfare and probably the most influential and well-remembered entry into the whole first-person shooter category. Modern Warfare 2 is set in a fictional future where World War 3 is sparked and later fought between the United States of America, the Russian Federation and various other countries. You play as an operator of fictional special forces unit dubbed Task Force 141 and as a Ranger of the US Army 75th Rangers as you live and partake in the battles of World War 3. Old faces return and fight alongside you as well as new faces join the fight.

The Story:
6 years after the events of Modern Warfare. The Russian Civil War still rages on. The breakthrough in this civil war is that ultranationalists seize control of Russia, making Imran Zakhaev. The villain of the previous game. A martyr and this further strains diplomatic relations with the United States. Vladimir Makarov back then Zakhaev's second in command. Rises to power and begins his campaign of terror against the West. After a terrorist attack on a Russian airport orchestrated by Makarov. The United States ends up being framed for it as an undercover CIA agent was founded amongst the dead. This causes Russia to declare war on the United States thus beginning World War 3. Russian paratroopers invade the US East Coast (Terribly unrealistic btw) and begin their battle campaign to Washington D.C. Whilst the 75th Army Rangers battle the Russian Army and Paratroopers on the US mainland. Task Force 141 is sent on various missions around the world in order to find evidence and connection linking Makarov to the Airport massacre.

Pros:
● Engaging story
● Well written characters
● Diverse and unique levels
● Big weapon pool
● Well composed Soundtrack
● Well optimized
● Achievements
● Collectibles
● Spec Ops mode (Simple but incredibly fun missions to play through)
● Really fun Multiplayer
● Lots of good Multiplayer maps
● Enjoyable progression system
● Great sound design (From your gunfire puncturing your enemies to a Predator missile crashing near you.)

Cons:
● MP Spawn System (Very frustrating spawn system and by far the worst one in the series. Half of your spawns will result in you either spawning into a Killzone, an enemy spawning behind you, spawning in the middle of the map or getting killed before you can react as MW2 MP doesn't have a spawn protection system.)

● MP Unbalanced Weapons (It plagued the game back in 2009-2010 and it still plagues the game today. One Many Army + Grenade launcher spamming, ridiculous Commando perk knife range and instant zap into you upon the activation of the melee button, RPG spam almost every game.)

● DLC Maps Matchmaking (Not a lot of people own the DLC maps for Cod MW2. Mainly due to the extremely greedy pricing on a 9-year-old DLC. But the problem doesn't end there. You will deliberately be matched into game lobbies with the DLC maps. If you don't own the DLC maps you will be kicked out of the game when it starts. The fact that DLC maps are put into the base game map roster is really stupid.)

● No Steam trading cards
● Shakey screen when shot (Such an annoying and useless feature! This gets extremely annoying and problematic when you play on the Veteran difficulty. As enemies already have incredibly stupid aim lock like aim where they can shoot you from distances that you can't see from. Pair that along with the shaky screen upon taking a shot and you will be either dead in mere minutes or will be forced to retreat because you won't be able to aim at the hostile and land your shots because your screen shakes like if you're standing upon on an Earthquake hot zone.)

● No FOV controls (Use the FOV program.[github.com])

● Activision's Greed (Whilst £20 is not a bad price. It should not even be £20 in today's day and age. This is a 10-year-old game that should cost a maximum of £5-£10. The high price point and Activision greed is the sole reason why the games community is not as big as it was. Of course, bear in mind that COD was never really a big franchise on PC, to begin with, but the player base would definitely be bigger than what it is today had the price been reduced years ago. The DLC map packs are no better either. 5 maps for £10.99? Yea f*ck off Activision. I was able to pick up the DLC map packs for half price but not everyone is that fortunate.)

Conclusion:
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is the pinnacle and most well-remembered Call of Duty game behind Call of Duty 4. Yes, it has its problems that to this day plague the game but other than those problems. The game is loads of fun, the Campaign is well-written and really fun to play through. Of course minus that one super unrealistic part where Russia invaded the US East Coast. Spec Ops is a really fun secondary game mode for you to play when you will be looking for more of that sweet campaign-style gameplay. And Multiplayer is still that classic old MW2 multiplayer from 2009-2010. Loads of people still play the game and while there are some of those extremely annoying tryhard players who will do everything in their power to ruin your fun. But once you look past those problems, MW2 can still be quite a lot of fun for a 10-year-old game. If you're looking to get into the Campaign and Spec Ops mainly then it's a good purchase as long as you can get it discounted. Multiplayer is also a good buy but try to remember that problems still exist within the game to this day in the online mode. Buy it heavily discounted and enjoy the game that once was apart of the great Call of Duty franchise.

An FPS that actually stands out in a saturated market. What makes this game unique is definitely the setting and atmosphere. Dark, chilly, and tense from beginning to end in surprising new ways. Gunplay is surprisingly very realistic, there is an area where your gun sways and your accuracy is thrown off when strong winds are blowing. Stealth is really well done. Never played the original, but from what I've experienced, seen, and heard Redux sets the standard on how remasters and remakes should be made. Great story, great characters, great atmosphere, and great gameplay. What's not to love!

It’s easy to forget this masterpiece of a bygone era when Rockstar made money from great games instead of micro-transactions. GTA IV is one of the worst PC ports I can think of, but it was a solid game in it’s day. Now it’s outdated, abandoned, and dependent on 3rd party trash like the cursed GFWL. Jesus, just read the negative reviews. They’re more common than spotting herpes after a gang bang at the old folks home.

#4 is totally old and busted, but it don’t gotta be that way hater. There’s a few things you can do to actually enjoy this old time-vampire without learning complicated modding tools and banging your head on the desk when your game glitches and crashes unpredicably.

First you need to roll the version back to 1.0.7.0 then spruce it up with the Beautification Project and Better Car Handling found on Nexus. Don't forget to install x liveless-0.999b7, (without the space bc vulgarity filter) to get rid of GFWL. Throw that ♥♥♥♥ on the ground!