Recent reviews by Jeichi

Played for 4 hours straight, now I am sat, sad and depressed at 3am with a grumbling stomach.

I would say this game is okay, it's not the best. The developers really need to fix the AI in this game both cars (ramming happens more time than United losing a match this season) and the pedestrians are like blind people with no guide dog, they jiggle around on the crossing.

Once the delinquent AI is sorted this game should be on a solid path - I really hope the developer changes how the AI company drivers work, to say they only work when your driving is poor. I want it like Euro Truck Simulator where I can rest and they can still be out working when I rest.

From 4 Hours: this game runs smooth on my computer, ultra across all settings (or high where ultra isn't available) and the game itself and objectives are repetitive at the moment but in a fun way as still learning the game. I am sure as the game progresses in updates there will be more content to explore but that being said at it's current state I can see me getting many hours on this game.

Really enjoyable - can be frustrating when you die constantly on the garrison, but that is down to management. If the squad leader keeps telling you to spawn at that same garrison you kept dying at, prob for the best you fall back. Don't let poor management ruin your experience.

Always enjoyed the games made by Rockstar Games in relation to the Grand Theft Auto Franchise. Highly recommend this game - not like it matters what I say, as the game reputation and brand itself says everything you already need to know.

Having over 200+ hours on Cities Skylines (1), I can see me stacking double that on Cities Skylines 2. The game itself is a massive improvement from the original. I would say it does seem to be the developers have taken community mods from 1 and added them into 2 from start. Now that being said there are some unique game mechanics which I like from specialised industry to being able to raise taxes for different types of residential, commercial, industry and office.

The game does need some performance patches however, that being said it doesn't impact having fun (personally for me). I am playing using the following PC specs:
# Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X - 3.40GHz
# GPU: GeForce RTX 3070 Ti
# RAM: 16GB

I would strongly recommend to buy the game, but be relaxed with expectations till a few patches have been released. I do agree with other reviews in terms of developers have rushed this sequel and should have given themselves more time.

UPDATE [16/03/2024]: Avoid purchasing, whilst Cities 1 is a really good game the studio has changed massively. They refuse to accept criticism from the community, they refuse to fix their game, their business model is to focus on modding for assets and scripts, let the community fix the game for them and they just churn out DLC. Like many others in the community who have been loyal, and respect the previous game, this is not what we want or how we expect to be treated. Would happily watch this game studio close after this shambles - because they have no plan to listen to us anytime soon and just fix the base game, that is all we are asking for, not for modders to fix it and not for DLC.

Ready or Not is similar to Rainbow Six Siege but without the Player v Player gameplay. The AI are a little funky when it comes to giving orders however, aside from that the game is really fun. You do need friends for this game though, of which I do not hence my low playtime..

Feel free to give me an award.

Aseprite is a really simple, yet highly effective tool, that I find great to use when creating sprites for Unity or other random doodles.

If you are into your Business / Tycoon / Simulation games - this is the game for you!

I have at the time of writing this review put 23 hours into the game, and whilst it feels repetitive (not all the time, but at moments - such as establishing a new business) when you get further through, it's nice that there is always something to do when it comes to management.

I can see me getting many, many more hours into this game, especially if the developer can keep to the road-map that they have proposed. Therefore, overall great game, strongly recommend to purchase, even at it's original price!

It has been a while since I have played any form of Call of Duty. The last Call of Duty I actually enjoyed playing both Campaign and Multiplayer has to be Call of Duty: Black Ops (1). Now with that being said this Call of Duty is the [in my eyes] Call of Duty that the community has been after.

I originally bought this game for PS5 but, I bought it again for the PC just because I can switch between the platforms. Causal/relaxed warfare on the console, more competitive on PC.

Would strongly recommend this game to others. I must admit that the game has it's moments on PC, not the smoothest of games to run despite having over the recommended specs, but once in the actual game it is fine!