Recent reviews by Tretgor.27

Black background + Dying light 2 profile theme = W

Recommended for just one reason the Background. The best part about this game is you get all your money back from the trading cards itself.

I played this game for the wuxia vibe, and it delivered. The world is gorgeous—mountains, old towns, bamboo forests—and exploring it feels genuinely relaxing. Combat is stylish and fluid once you unlock a few abilities. There are some hiccups: performance isn’t perfect and a few story moments feel rushed. But overall the atmosphere, movement, and combat kept me hooked.
Overall 7/10

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3.5/5 — Fun but grindy

The First Descendant looks amazing and has great gunplay, but progression is slow and repetitive. Co-op and boss fights are the highlight. Worth trying if you enjoy looter-shooters.

Good experience for a prologue. But there are many better city builders imo.

I’ve really enjoyed playing Asphalt 9: Legends — the racing feels smooth, the visuals are top-notch, and pulling off long drifts around corners never gets old. It’s one of those games that instantly feels satisfying to play.

That said, the pay-to-win side becomes hard to ignore after a while. Progress slows down a lot unless you’re ready to spend money, and unlocking high-end cars feels more like grinding a job than playing a game.

I still hop in for a few races now and then because it’s genuinely fun — I just wish it respected players’ time a bit more.

⭐ 7/10 — Great gameplay buried under too many paywalls.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I didn’t expect God of War to hit me this hard. It’s more than just epic combat and mythological chaos — it’s a story about growth, loss, and learning what it means to be a father. Kratos and Atreus’ relationship pulled me in from the start, and by the end, I genuinely cared about both of them.

The gameplay is tight and satisfying — every swing of the Leviathan Axe feels perfect. The world is stunning, full of detail and secrets worth exploring, and the soundtrack ties everything together beautifully. The PC version runs smooth as butter, too.

If you want a game that balances heart, challenge, and pure cinematic action, this is it. God of War isn’t just a great game — it’s an unforgettable experience.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆
A well-made park management game with stunning dinosaurs and visuals. Building and managing your park is engaging, and the different modes — from campaign to chaos theory and sandbox — keep it fresh and replayable.

⭐️⭐️⭐️☆
I’ve been playing FC 25 and really enjoy the fast-paced 5v5 Rush mode. Matches are fun and engaging, and the graphics look great. It feels a bit slower than previous games, but I’m still having a good time.

👍 Recommended

Still not done after 60 hours, and I’m loving it. The world is massive, beautiful, and packed with things to do – I keep getting sidetracked just exploring. Combat feels great, and the RPG elements actually make choices matter.
Pros:

Huge, beautiful world

Fun, customizable combat

Tons of content

Exploration is rewarding

Cons:

Can feel bloated

Some repetitive quests

Story pacing is uneven
Some parts drag a bit, and yeah, there’s a lot of filler, but overall it's one of the most fun open-world games I’ve played in a while. If you enjoy getting lost in a game world, this one delivers.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Strange, beautiful, unforgettable

Death Stranding is unlike anything else I’ve played. It’s slow, deliberate, and deeply emotional — a meditative journey about connection, persistence, and hope. The story is weird and moving, the world is stunning, and every delivery feels meaningful.

Not for everyone, but if you’re open to something different and thoughtful, this is a masterpiece worth experiencing.

— 41 hours, story complete, still delivering