Recent reviews by Dental_Tech_Man

Impressed by the exterior war-ridden trench environments, details in the architecture and assets, character and weapon design, and majority of the sound and ambiance of the game. The game runs nearly perfect with the way I have my gpu and graphics configured, albeit with the occasional frame drop causing a screen tear and hiccup in the game play. Not sure what's causing that, clearly something on their end. I think the game play is terrific, with an emphasis on simplicity and sheer brutality, fitting for the genre (sorta like Football, but with rifles, mortars, and cannons). The down-the-sights action is what I expected from the developers, adding a constant swaying of the of the rifle's barrel making target acquisition more difficult. The lighting of the game is also excellent, and looks phenomonal with an HDR display. I did notice some ghosting though in instances of high-key lighting (similar to HLL's ghosting which I find extremely ugly). Overall, I'm very satisfied with the experience this product brings.

Excellent sim racing game.

I wouldn't have played a game for 134 hours if it sucked.

Excellent faithful recreation of trench-ridden terrain, soldier attire, and rifles of the WWI. Game runs smooth as butter, with crisp textures, and terrific amounts of details. Movement and zeroing in on your targets feels natural, but also precise. I highly recommend this game over other [ww1] titles.

Good day devs and PR: I have clocked over 100 hours playing your product. Since the last two hotfixes, my game is crashing when clicking "fly", and I have had crashing from some kind of unstable time-out when navigating the world map as well, probably related. I spent today, 8/8/21, reinstalling the game. I am still having the crash to desktop every time I click "Fly". Mind you, the game is currently unplayable for me, as this is consistently happening. I'm playing on a Dell M17, no mods or ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, with a 10th gen I7, and a 2060. Operating system is squeaky clean and up to date. I had requested help from support and got no one-on-one help, only a general do-it-youself toubleshoot in the reply. I offered my cell # for someone to call and help me with the problem. If this can't be fixed, I will be requesting a refund from Asobo's publisher, or Asobo themselves. Thanks! PS: I find if really strange that normal consumers are having the problems with crashing, but Youtubers like AvAngel are having no issues at all. Very very strange since many of us are using similar hardware. Hmm....

MotoGP 21 is a great moto game that {I presume} builds on the past MotoGP20 and GP19 games. I particularly enjoy finding other players on online races that are respectful and fun to duel with around circuits. Cutting corners early or late to seek advantage over the other players is fun and exciting. Bike handling seems familiar (I've been playing MotoGP "casually" for the last 18 years or since I was like 12). Tire wear and heating/cooling is mechanically well developed. Can't comment on tuning setups, don't really bother with that; I just choose tires and rotor size. Visuals, other than the skulls of the players, are nicely designed. Game runs effeciantly and cool (disabling overclocking got rid of the erratic crashing). In conclusion, give the game a shot- it's very rewarding!

I've been wanting a game like this for a while now, never really understood why there aren't more games like this. I am very impressed by the art direction and style of the game. I enjoy the tactile sounds and effects during battle, and the rythmn to the gameplay. Not sure the "resting" and "camping" are really necessary to the game board travels, seems little bloated to me, but I understand why it may have been incorporated in the first place (add risk to decision making on where to travle to at any given time). Overall, it's an enjoyable casual table top experience; something I had been craving. Thanks Dev team for your work.

I recommend people play through the prologue and give crit to the development team. I enjoyed the game's characters and visuals, but think the combat and story needs more development. I'm looking forward to the team's final result and realization of their hellish world.

Offers the immersive RPG experience CDPR failed to deliver with their title, Cyberpunk 2077.

I recommend you try the game. However, guys, I am disappointed. Was hoping for a smaller, more detailed world that encased more complex and developed characters and enemies. I haven't really noticed any "verticality", and the NPC's beside the story driven characters are boring. I wish for more carefully crafted thrills and less copy and paste shoot 'em ups. I am going to follow the main quest through and finish the game. Johny Silver Hand is cool, but Jackie was a great foil in the actual gunfights and missions. He added great context to each of the prologue missions, and was anatomically well designed and crafted. I am confused and a little shell shocked, y'all. Give it a try for yourselves.

Edit: I'm waiting for a refund.