Évaluations récentes de ZaCh

Buy this, you must
Amazing, it is.

I know what you're thinking.... cleaning? who the hell wants to do that?

I don't know what it is, but this game is so fun!

Is it the super good physics?
Is it the smooth gameplay?
Is it the simple muliplayer aspect?
Is it the amazing graphics?
......its all of those combined!

Now if you'll excuse me, Im gonna go clean Bob's remains.

I recommend it to any WW1/WW2 fan. Very fun FPS!

-Different than other shooters
-Good graphics and performence (I got bad PC too)
-1-Shot-Kill mechanic
-Balanced teams/classes
-Many detailed maps, guns and squads
-Controls are simple
-TDM, FFA, or Squad Defence (waves of bots)
-Interesting level-up system.
-Fairly nice community.
-Easy to join up on friends and players
-Scary trench/WW1 vibes
-Short loading screens

-Weapon unlock system can be confusing for some
-No tutorial or singleplayer
-Sometimes there are few players online (still playable though)
-Netcode can sometimes be a pain
-Killcam can be annoying (no indication of where the enemy was)
-Gun sounds can be dull

(I had a harder time listing the down-sides of the game. This shows how good it is)

The most casual game you could ever buy.

One of the hardest sims out there. Get it now.

The survival aspect of this game is very intense and can kill you if not done correctly. Always make sure to eat, sleep, drink, smoke, shower and pay your bills. Only way to save your process is to take a dump. No toilet = no way to save your game.

The building aspect is spot-on. No help, no steps, no color coating. This game is uncomparable to Car Mechanic Sim. Each part requires a specific wrench size and tightness. The Steam Guides section will be your best friend through-out your experience.

+ Amazing Physics
+ Graphics
+ Simple Controls/Options
+ Very challenging game
+ Wheel compatible
+Active dev with new updates

- Glitches sometimes
-Can have FPS drops at times
-NO MULTIPLAYER :(


*Total time to build car: 3.5 hours with Steam Guide.*

Very complicated game, But once you get used to it, the game is very enjoyable. Multiplayer is a blast too! Everyone in the community is hands-on and ready to help you!

Dirt Rally is just about the hardest racing game out there. This is where guts and balls are more important than skill.

Ok... maybe not in a video game, but Rally Racing is extremely difficult.


After playing a lot of Dirt 3 when I was yonger, this game is sort of like the hardcore version of its predecessor. For full realism, I decided to remove ALL assists except for ABS right after buying it, this way I could get used to it faster. It only took a few seconds to realise that rally racing isnt the same as anything else, and Dirt Rally's physics are perfect to showcase that. I'l be honest I never drove a car 100 mph on a dirt hill, but I can tell you that it felt quite good in-game. A lot of different scenarios are simulated on the steering wheel (G27 With Shifter) for example... When you're in the air, the wheel becomes completely loose.... When you turn while ABS braking your wheel will simulate the ABS vibrations... The bumps and change of terrain can be felt very well... Snow is as slippery as you'd want it to be.. and so on.

Since this game is a new release (sort of) it has the next-gen graphics everyone loves and enjoys. What suprises me the most is I can run the game on steady FPS on medium settings with an average PC, which means the game is very well optimized for its looks. Even on medium settings, dust, snow chunks, Smoke, Broken car parts and water drops are very well detailed and make the game feel much more alive than its old brother Dirt 3.

Sadly, Dirt Rally does not feature a voice/story campagn like the older dirt series but it still features a series of races which give you currency to spent in-game and is a very big challenge right at the start. Crashing, restarting or cheating can result in a bad finishing position. For me, I usually stick with custom events where I get to decide the car, location, weather and difficulty depending on my goal or mood. Dirt Rally has implemented this very well and is user-friendly. As far as I can tell there is no Multiplayer/online to race with your friends, but Dirt 3 comes in at this point :)

Ive never done this section in any other game before, simply because it didnt need it. This game however, blew my mind... or technically it blew my ears....
The sounds in this game are mind-blowing and are pitch-perfect to the real cars. The crackles, the pops, the turbo spool and the induction noices really make you want to hit that redline simply for the sound it makes. I absolutly adore it. Ear Porn.

I'm recommending this game for its physics, sounds and the concentration levels it gave me. Rubbing a tree at 100 mph never felt so satisfying. The sweat really builds up in your fists if you are playing it with H-Shifter and Clutch with no assists.
The amount of cars doesnt match the amount in Dirt 3 but the amount of time spent in the sounds, detail and physics of each car makes up for that.

Physics: 9/10
Graphics/Sounds: 10/10
Gameplay:9/10
Content: 8/10

Automobilista is the result of Game Stock Car Extreme and rFactor having a baby.

Automobilista has very realistic physics that resembles rFactor and iRacing. Although the force feedback is a bit rough, it is overshined by Automobilista's F1 and Racecar physics. In my opinion, AMS' best physics are in the karts and single-seaters. Automobilista has a different feel than other racing titles which means you will have to get used to it.

The best part of automoblista's gameplay would be the online and hotlap modes, where the optimization and hard work is mostly spent. The AI in this game sadly is very poor and imo needs some work. For example if you are slower they will stay behind you until you fully get off the racing line and litterally get out of their sight before making a move, Which means having multiple car classes at once can be a probem in singleplayer.

The fun part of having an outdated graphics engine is that there is no lag. For people like me who have a poor system this can be a life-saver. Even if the engine is old, the game is suprsingly very nice looking on ultra and is about equivalent to the counter-parts iRacing and the rFactor series. If you are a real sim racer, graphics should not change the way you drive or see a game.

Sadly, the game crashes at this aspect. For the price, Automobilista should have double the variety of racing cars and most importantly, TRACKS. Although there are more than 12 tracks in-game, about half of them are mexican/brazilian tracks that the average sim-racer doesnt even know. Racing on Monza, Nurburgring, Spa or Paul Richard is only acomplished with Mods.
Even sader, the upcomming content will all be sold in DLC packs which are way over-priced imo.

Overall:

physics: 9/10
Gameplay: 8/10
Graphics: 7/10
Content: 6/10

Only Call of Duty worth buying. Why?

-no lasers
-no spawn beacons
-no trollers/kids
-WW2
-amazing guns
-WW2

Why buy? WW2.

Ive got about 25 hours in this game, not all on steam. Best racing simulator out there. beats the physics of Assetto Corsa, the compatability of rFactor and the scenarios of Project Cars.

Price:
Joke? I didn't laugh. game is 10.99, for a month, then the game is ripped out of your hands. So basically you pay 50+ $ a year for 4-5 cars and 5 tracks. If you want to race with the other cars, you must 1) Pay 500+ $ (no joke) for the cars and tracks, 2) get the required racing level/grade to race them (so race against pro players until you beat them). Unless you're a trillionare this game can be very expensive.

Gameplay:
Price away now, pretending im a millionare who put 600$ in this game. Its amazing because of the fact that there are no exterior cameras, no "hacks/glitches", nothing unfair, and most importantly: No trollers and bad drivers! Just you, other pro sim racers, the track, and your 4-wheeled monster. No singleplayer AI in the game though, but you can practice on any track with any car, if you bought it.

Graphics/Main Menu:
No main menu, so its a enternet launched game, kind of like battlefield titles. The website that acts as your dashboard to edit your profile, choose your racing session and join on racers. But, it is very complicated and I recommend watching a video that explains all of it simply because you must know all of it. Graphics are fine, not ugly and not pretty. They match the counterparts rFactor 2 and Automobilista. Ive got a somewhat ♥♥♥♥♥♥ machine and I have all settings maxed out and run it 120fps, because it is such a optimized game. (I haven't tried racing with 70+ people though)

Physics:
(using G27 with H-Shifter) Nothing to say about it, its the best in the world. Simple as that. But really, I have tried rFactor 2, Automobilista, Project Cars, Assetto Corsa, and it beats all of them. Its hard (just like real life) and it tells you very realistically when your vehicle looses grip. And if you havn't driven a certain car before, loosing grip might happen a lot, just like real life. It is one of the only games that have tought me proper throttle control and brake maneuvers. Car transmissions are also very well simulated.

Multiplayer:
Once again unbeatable. Given that Iracing has a big price-tag, the devs have worked for many years and have mastered the features of online racing. No lag, no rubber-banding and no intruders that don't speak your language. This game is 100% based on Multiplayer, so if you dont enjoy it, this isn't your game.

Best way to try this game is by using a dsicount code (search "iRacing discount code") to buy the game. i payed 5$ for 3 months of racing, I had access to a few Nascars, a Mazda Miata, a Indycar and a few other slow racecars, matched with a few circuits including Daytona. If you want to give this simulator a try, i'd sugest using discount codes.