Recent reviews by Lev0

Great graphical upgrade but Volvo being Volvo - the new matchmaking and ranking system makes no sense whatsoever. You are getting challenged with players at twice as many points as you, while not being in a premade team. Reward for winning? +100 points. Losing to a 1% ranked team in the world? -500 points. Trust factor is a complete joke, you may be thrown into the game with a guy who just bought this one and only game with a few thousand boosted commendations that singlehandedly carries the team with 90% headshot percentage and 40 kills. What's more, most of the content avaliable in the CS:GO is missing, but I suspect this is a subject to change as many of the maps previously seen are not remade in Source 2 yet. The demos are currently broken as well as the Overwatch, so you have no way of knowing if your opponents were playing legitimately, and VAC is your only hope to get some justice. Would not recommend.

Unbelievably well made HL1 remake.

why do i hear boss music

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Best Yakuza game in series, one of the best games ever made. 10/10 must have.

What can I say, one of the best games I've ever played. New Dragon game engine takes fights to the new level (now with ragdoll physics!), makes every Heat action, moves and combos more satisfying to watch and execute - Kiryu doesn't feel like a stiff broomstick anymore. One of the best writing I've seen in video games - the main, serious story mixed with funny substories and relaxing minigames (tbh, this game is secretly the greatest SEGA arcade emulator) is a great combination, that I experienced solely in Yakuza series. I've yet to find a gameseries that makes me try every aspect of it in every release.

Great game for petrolheads, even better with friends. Would recommend 11/10.

To start off, I will be primarily focusing on Online part of the game, since it is the actively supported part of the game. Great to play with your friends, but Rockstar's relatively short experience with online play and the structure of gameplay in GTA Online they had built, causes massive problems regarding griefers and modders and severe money grinding. To get the best feeling of the game, find a friendly lobby, set up your businesses to produce more money for new "toys" to play with and go participate in various gamemodes and missions, which most of them are pretty enjoyable and goof around in freemode.
Ah, the businesses. For a totally new player, the prices for them to buy and upgrade may seem unreachable at first. Frankly, without the help I received from my higher level friends, I would still to this day grind races for my first office and warehouse, but with their help we've done the Mastermind Heist challenge (with me being then around level 20) that gets you around 12 million GTA$ to start off. To start off! This indicates that the Rockstar's business model they came up with, revolving around Shark Cards (that are way overpriced), may seem unfair to the player that bought the game expecting to get quick access to the content and suddenly meets the paywalls. For example, to buy the cheapest bunker and upgrade it you need to spend something around 3.3 million GTA$, which for a new player sounds discouraging. But thanks to that moneyflow from microtransactions some of the players bring in, 9 years later after the game launched, we still have new content now-and-then.
Overall, it still is a fun game and feels like Rockstar made big progress since GTA 4 mulitplayer.

This game requires some real dedication to beat it on a hardest difficulty. Some would say "Dark Souls of simulations".

I like planes.