Recent reviews by cryhai

I feed the hongry boys

Bungie is holding my soul hostage and every day I am forced to grind this game to please my masters. The only thing that keeps me from grabbing my Cerberus+1 and ending it all is my loving Hive Wizard wife Luzaku.

Would recommend.

Wildlands is honestly one of my favorite games in recent years. Tactical gameplay that offers many options for many playstyles. Simple yet effective squad commands. Graphics are absolutely beautiful on PC. I poured hours into this game on PS4, loved the campaign, and to play it at higher quality and framerate is amazing.

A few FPS drops here and there in certain areas, but overall fantastic game.

Absolutely having a blast with this game. Granted, I'm playing after two years post-release, but the state of the game at the moment is fantastic. Runs very well, haven't experienced any crashes or insane frame rate drops. Looks beautiful, even on low settings.
I think most of the hate from release was from the fact that people weren't expecting an RPG/MMO game, especially from Ubisoft/the Tom Clancy series. I've been looking for a satisfying MMO for a long time, and The Division is definitely a series that scratches that itch. Excited for The Division 2.

Fun game, one of my favorites. The story is fairly forgettable, although Vaas' actor did an amazing job with the role. Looks great for a several year-old game.
My only gripes are the occassional crashes.

A bit mediocre overall, honestly. I've heard good things about this game, so of course I needed to see for myself. Gunplay is a little bad, annoying, sometimes. Storyline is fairly solid, although needed a better director and a more moving soundtrack. Choices kinda matter, but it's not exactly an RPG in terms of how they dramatically affect the story.
Is it a bad game? Nah, not really.
Is it amazing? Nah, not really.
Should you try it? Sure, go ahead. But this is one of those games that maybe you're better off buying on sale.

I absolutely love this game. Honestly, it's one of the best open-world, survival games out there. With such a beautiful (and dangerous) world to explore, as well as a relatively steady stream of updates, it'll take a long time to get bored.
However, the biggest problem with the game is stability and frame rate. There will be occasional stutters as the game loads new areas, and using the Seamoth, one of the submersibles, can make the game very prone to crashing.
But, other than that, the solid crafting system and world-building is very promising, and I look forward to Subnautica's bright future.

If you've seen someone play it on YouTube, you've seen the whole game pretty much. But if you've got no life, too much time on your hands, and hate having money in your wallet, I suggest this game. Or HuniePop if you're a weeb.

For me, not a real spectacular experience. Don't get me wrong, it's a solid game. Weapons are fairly balanced, gameplay is good, what you expect from a older BF title.
Unfortunately I showed up too late for the Battlefield party, and never experienced the MP, which I do regret.
In terms of the campaign being "memorable" or "one of the best," I think that's just people's nostalgia doing the talking. Played it twice through and, while it was an actual campaign, unlike the disaster that was BF4's campaign, it wasn't nearly as good as people make it out to be. Maybe it was just the one snow mission where you need to go house to house for warmth, kinda like that one part of Dead Space 3.
But still, I recommend this one.

Basic weapons are okay, but if you want to do really well, you might need to shell out some money. Quick summary: it's basically "open-world," futuristic Battlefield (BF 2142? Don't know, never played it.) Pretty good though.