Recent reviews by Destroyed007

So far, a pretty chill game, where you, as a person who just quit your last job, or got laid off from you previous job, decided to start up a trading card game shop, as a way to make yourself one of the biggest TBC shop in the history of the world. The overall objective of the game is to do a lot of grinding, while at the same time being profitable, AND spraying (and neutering) the living hell at stinky, unhygienic, potentially diseased customers that can cause your store ratings to take a huge tumble, if one does not pay attention to,

Pretty good amount of items to sell. The mechanics of valuing the card's price in the market is excellent. It gives you that realism feel about it and so far nothing wrong about how it works. The latest addition of trading cards with customers is already off to a good start so far. I expect more features of it being added later down the line. With so many items you could sell so far, we should expect to see more being added in future updates. That, which is going to become a headache for storage when you progress through higher levels, as you would either pray that the future updates could provide you with more storage room (which is a must IMO), or you'll have to stick your face to be doing orders at consistent levels for every particular item, while juggling with stock to make sure you don't have a shortage of this and a surplus of that. So that's one thing to be mindful of.

Other than that, the things I don't like so far...

• The placement of the store furniture. The snapping feature needs more work, as sometimes it is buggy, which results you in being unable to place a furniture at a spot where it is clearly free of obstruction. This being a problem as your shop reaches higher levels
  
• The controls are very janky, frustrating to use and confusing. I hope this is rectified later on

Either way, one of the best games in my library.

So simple. Just join the Company, be inducted as a great asset to the Company, get to the moon, collect scrap, bring it to the ship, get out of there, exchange scrap, ???, profit! All without crapping your pants before dying and ultimately getting you and your teammate fired.

Mods for the game will make the game even a greater asset to the Company.

Jeremy Clarkson Simulator

It's like every other hack and slash/fighter titles. The difficulty of the game as you progress is just about right. Graphics is almost like what you would see at the time this game was released for PC, except that this is a game from 2009, which is amazing how the content, features, the gameplay, graphics and of course the sassy dialogues aged so well.

Since this game was released later for PC, you would question yourself on how well a game ported from console to PC performs. Well since this is not Rockstar we're talking about, this is definitely one of the best PC ports out there, so with that said, PlatinumGames and Sega have not missed the beat on porting the game from the Wii U to Steam.

The problem I have with this game is that, say if you get Pure Platinum in one verse from your previous save in a chapter, but then get anything else than Pure Platinum in that same verse and ended up getting Pure Platinum in another verse you left with a very tough compromise as the save of the latest gameplay for that chapter overwrites whatever medal you got regardless, making this a seemingly never-ending mission to a Pure Platinum trophy for that chapter. This is something that was fixed in the 3rd game to my knowledge. And finally, another problem is the camera-work; a nightmare.

Overall, if you like ...

• Being naughty with Bayonetta (and not afraid to receive her exotic but appeasing torture)
  
• Worshipping Bayonetta as a mummy figure
  
• Wanting to "touch" Bayonetta, just because she said so

...this is definitely on top of the list. And let's hope that once Nintendo loosens their licensing exclusivity or drops it entirely, Sega then gets to release the other 2 titles on Steam.

If only R* separated the Online game from GTA V this would have worked out well, but nope. they failed to listen to what Bethesda said and did with TES series; Skyrim and Online far apart. It's T2 being all about PR and money grabbing crap.
It's how ironic they represented themselves in every GTA Online updates; money grabbing and all of this PR nonsense.

This game can get boring without every decent mods installed. But saying that, some people who brings all of the modding/hacking to Online is the reason why T2 decides to take the red pill. And for whoever supports this mone T2 has done, you're nothing but console phesants who really has no idea how SP mods generate more revenue for them.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GrandTheftAutoV/comments/6i4lze/why_all_the_negative_reviews/

First time playing this game, my initial thoughts from it at first was a storyline where certain levels are themed as like from those horror titles in the main game - the 2 BaS DLCs however is purposefully themed for that genre, gameplay and levels that continuously add this addiction where I must keep on playing till the end, mediocre graphics and finally finding out why was this game so popular during its release.

When you progress through the game, the levels do get slightly difficult but it is not an unusual thing in gaming. The variety of weapons to keep with you in the main game is my gripe compared to the DLCs. It's like going to a war starting with your only weapon then take or steal more. But being a Bioshock game means you do have vigors to use to attack or defend from enemies, just like the fighters from Dragonball Z. The maps are not as linear as typical war-genre games but I would think the map should be more open enough just not to fall off the map.

Overall, the hidden collectables I didn't managed to find all of them, the whole storyline, combat and the graphics are excellent. I just think the dialogues could be improved more to add the energy of the characters to their full extent.

Come to think of, if anyone was wondering the ridiculously long playtime I achieved was all because off my addiction pointing the gun at Liz and watch her reacting to it. Yes, sad but I just did, many times. Oh, and the screenshots I was taking if the game.

So great, it diverses you from real life so that you will only have to deal with non-stop combating virtually.

Seemed the developers just went into lazy mode and instead reused the old game code form the previous releases. As a result, graphics are still dated, the atmosphere is just unrealastic (who in the world boards a freight train?), some maps that came with the game are incomplete, the rolling stock and the controls looked and felt mostly unreal, configuration for you train consist is just too confusing, broken and unreliable and the whole game is too laggy even on a high spec PC.

Plus, the download server for the mods is broken and even if you managed to find one for this version, the would even ask you to pay for just a simple mod you could make and get it for free. The developers never bothered to look up into this issue. Even so, there are hardly any interesting mods for this version.

Overall, game is barely playable. Still enjoyed and learned something from it at least. Buy it if it's for free. I'm hoping for a community made version of another train simulator that contains minimal bugs and glitches and the mods actually downloads and works and that the community is more active.

Go ahead. You do not have any law preventing you from doing anything offensive, like knocking partygoers off the top of the building, trespassing or blowing up a petrol station with horns and so on. But the only law you must obey to is the law of physics.