Recent reviews by CrepticMoon

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D
GPU: Nvidia RTX 3080ti
These specs are relevant.

Microtransactions are bad. I will not argue that they are good for a game. However, 18/20 of the MTX are obtainable in-game, Portcrystal included for anyone who will reference the article about "make traveling fun."

That being said, I've turned every graphic setting I could to the max, and I get 100+ fps outside of town, and the lowest I've seen in town is 58 fps. I get absolutely no performance issues, though it will be nice, in the future, to see those numbers go up as optimization patches come out. Onto the actual review:

The game is absolutely stunning and incredible to play. Attacks feel weighty, movement feels rather realistic (which sometimes is a disadvantage), and abilities feel fluid. I'm constantly blown away by the visuals and the immersion. It is everything that 15-year old me wanted from the sequel. Quests are vague and require actual thought and information gathering from people and your general surroundings, which is something I adored in the first game. I love it. And I can't wait to see how the game improves going forward.

For now: 9/10

Honestly, just a lot of fun with friends.

Gameplay is smooth and fun. A classic and truly powerful Halo game.

I wish I could say good things about this game, but I really can't.

When Tree of Life originally came out, it was fun, grindy sure, but very fun, and pretty balanced.
OOG continued to update, they added QoL features and everything was great.

Then they decided to "rebalance" and make the game about 400x harder thanks to artificial difficulty in the form of literally just making average monsters hit way harder and take way less damage, so that progression in the game was so unfun that no one would play it.

This was once a good game, but it's not anymore. Don't buy this.

This game is hard.

That's honestly an apt description. It is rich in content, very flexible in gameplay style, but it's not an easy game. And that's what makes it fun.

The game has it's ups and down. I HIGHLY recommend getting a loot filter. And the game's not for everyone. Mostly good stuff, though.

I really enjoy playing this game, but every single time I tame something cool it gets 3-4 hit by a wild level 14 anything.
It's a lot of fun, and there are some really cool animals and dinos that you can tame. But more than anything right now, Snail needs to balance their numbers. My level 104 Megarock dragon should not lose to a level 12 Paracer, straight up. Numbers need fixing right now.

Vindictus is a game that I've played since Nexon first released it in Korea under the name Mabinogi Heroes. I do not have a lot of hours on this game through Steam, however, I can tell you that I've clocked in over 1200 hours on this game through all of its different classes. The game is, of course, an RPG, however, it takes combat to a whole new level. I mean...who doesn't want to grab a Knoll by the throat and Spartan Kick him...INTO A WALL. This game's combat is VERY fluid and generally fun. I would 100% recommend this to any online player.

Dying Light is astonishingly beautiful and unique. It has a leveling system kind of like Dead Island, and the gameplay sort of like Farcry. Honestly, it's like the perfect hybrid that is unique in its own way. If you like both Dead Island and Farcry, or either, you'll see the best parts of both games in this really good version of its own. The story by itself is about 20 hours or so if you hardcore play it like I did, but there is enough side content to play about 40 more hours (of which I'm working on). DLC comes out soon, and I can't wait for all the new, amazing things that come along with it. I hope you're as excited as I am to play this game. If you're even thinking about buying Dying Light DO NOT HESITATE; this is a great game.

This game is fun, entertaining, just a huge laugh, something really serious sometimes, and also mega intense. The boss fights are just amazing, and cooperatively playing is just epic. This game was something that I really wanted from before it even came out, and now three years later it's still really fun. My profile only has about 160 hours at the moment, but I have over 200 hours even offline. I've played through new characters after every single update, and have had an amazing and unique time playing every single one of them. If you're even contemplating buying Terraria then BUY IT NOW! You won't regret it, and you'll have a ton of fun playing it like I have over the years.