Recent reviews by Jeffala

Great game! Devs keep adding new levels and weapons to keep the game fresh.

Yes, especially if they are married to each other.

Nice little four player RPG.

HZD replaced D2 as my go to game that I play each day while riding an exercise bike that is equipped with mouse and keyboard. The slight jostling and shaking I experience while riding compliments the feeling of riding a Strider at full gallop. I am really enjoying HZD and look forward to my daily my required exercise. The interesting story line, and tactical combat is atypical of of other FPSes. Acquiring crafting materials can become a grind, but I can deal with it. Still way better than passively watching a video stream.

The weapon augmentation is a great new feature.

I give the game 8 out of 10. I don't understand why the game doesn't have a built in mapping option. Can't the beacons triangulate a location? All I wanted was a map that would keep track of the areas that I had explored. Kudos to the online community that posted videos and comments on how to progress through the game.

Fun game and I died a thousand deaths. Lots of different scenarios and locations. Moving onto the next game in the series. Wish me luck!

Myself and a couple of friends just completed the game yesterday. This was my friends' first introduction to the crafting / survival genre, and they liked it. Even with the aid of online guides, it still took us about 35 hours to complete the core objectives of the games. But in between our gaming sessions, I would do a bit more exploring and crafting and building. I found it relaxing to listen to music while loading our stores with fish.

As others have commented, the last chapters of the game do involve puzzle solving and platform jumping. To keep the jumping in the game from getting too frustrating, we found and used the Mod, 'Teleport To Others'. We also used other mods that removed the mind-numbing micro managing of working with your resources or maintaining our raft that was 358 units in size.

Looking forward to any DLC that will forth-coming.

A couple of friends and I played night. We are so spoiled by what Wreckfest offers.
On the plus side, HWU is a great looking game for single players with challenging tracks. Pick you car carefully. Since you can go flying off the track and there are boosts and speed power ups available on most tracks, I would suggest choosing a car with good brakes and handling over speed.
The main disappointments with multiplayer is the lack of bots when racing with friends in your lobby or being able to browser servers.
Because the tracks are so large, it's easy to get separated from the group and you wind racing against the clock by your lonesome.
I will keep an eye on the updates, but Wreckfest is still our first choice.

Division is my latest gaming addiction. I have three characters and 140+ hours invested in the game and I am digging it.

What I like best about the game is the semi-randomness of the gameplay. During a level replay, you know the bad guys are going to come through THAT door, but this time, instead of getting two purple level bad guys, you now get two gold level (higher level) bad guys. Or, during the next replay there are no elite bad guys to deal with. I like games that require skill, but also include luck in their algorithms. Like - Rocket League.

Division is also a good looking game with lots of graphic details, great sounds and adult language and situations. Division also supports three monitors and tobii eye tracking. I use both.

And then there the co-op online option. They got it right. Playing co-op is always a little harder, but rewarding.

With all the side missions and then there's Dark Zone, I probably have enough content to last until next year when I expect Division 2 to be in Steam's Summer Sale.