Recent reviews by dbark

Lets get the facts straight. Cyberpunk 2077 had a tumultuous release....for old gen consoles and low end PC systems. For me in ran perfectly fine.
I never completed the story on my first play through. The hype died down as the hatred took over Reddit and the other communities, so the fun just wasn't there, the desire to play, wasn't there.

With the launch of 2.0 and Phantom Liberty, the love was rekindled, the hype was revitalized and the game was given new life.
Perhaps it was the night/day difference from Starfield to Cyberpunk, perhaps it was the new stories and characters, perhaps the revamped skills and progression, but the second attempt was much more fun. I've recorded my entire play through and uploaded to YouTube, over 60 hours of my journey through Night City, and it still isn't over.

The game is great, the hype was deserved, the hate wasn't. Enjoy your experience and down with Corpos

It's like they took The Division and removed all the good parts.

I'm bad but it's good

Exactly how a racing game should be.

Forza Horizon 5 is the perfect balance of simulation and arcade that is needed for a racing game to be fun.
On one hand you can alter and tune your car all and adjust sliders all day, or you can use your game currency to acquire tune setups created by other users. This allows a casual gamer with no extensive car knowledge to get out and play, and allows the car buffs to do their thing and build their perfect setup.

Being able to just pick up and play and not spend all day in the menus is a bonus. Racing simulator games that are heavily focused on track rules and off track duties can be too slow and tedious to be fun.

Huge car list, user created liveries and a variety of race modes and events all add to the excitement. Not to mention how beautiful the fictitious rendition of Mexico is.

There are a few minor visual bugs, but I have not experienced anything game-breaking at the 60+ hour mark.

Get out there and drive!

The amount of dedicated servers allows for limitless fun on CS:GO. Casual gameplay, varying game modes, community game types and competetive matches give players tons of options for whatever mood they are in. Earning crates and skin unlocks adds a level of gambling and excitement to the game that keeps the user engaged while also continuing to support the developers. Highly recommended.