Recent reviews by I-Cyb3r-I

I got beaten unconscious and my expensive shoes got taken.

Highly recommend you don't start fights with NPCs in case you wake up naked!

Fantastic game!

This is by no means bad, but it didn't captivate me and keep me playing for hours as much as FH4 did. Both games are very similar but I think the world and some activities in FH5 are inferior to it's predecessor.

This is a really addicting game, I didn't think I'd like it due to me preferring faster pace more arcade games but nope I was wrong. In Ready or Not you need to be slow and methodical. Clearing rooms is dangerous as you're never sure who is inside and you can only use lethal force as a last resort, taking suspects alive is the preferred method. However this is not always the case as sometimes they give you no choice, even after yelling for compliance.

Playing the campaign allows you to take control of a Police Tactical Unit, directing there every move and choosing how you play. You have to be patient, stick with your team and clear every nook and cranny, dropping a chem light to mark cleared rooms. Completing all the objectives will allow you to receive a higher grade for that particular mission, while failing some drops your grade. I have some knowledge of Police and CQB tactics and the way the AI and TL breach and communicate is very accurate.

Your character and team can also be customised, load outs can be experimented with to find the best suited weapon, but most the weapons included are iconic real life Police Tactical Team weapons. There are also a load of breaching devices and non lethal appointments you can use. Using items such as flash bangs are more likely to gain compliance in levels, if you and your team can dominate before the AI suspects have a chance to fight back.

Overall I kind of get frustrated at this game sometimes because it is quite hard. However it is also extremely addictive and fun. I haven't played multiplayer yet, but I have heard good things about it. I really enjoy the singleplayer, however the main downside is losing officers either KIA, resigning etc doesn't seem to have many consequences besides losing points. They can easily be replaced to fill vacancies.

I would highly recommend this game, but be aware it is a slow paced tactical game so if you're after something like CoD or even Rainbow Six Siege, this is not it.

Seems it only takes 2 or 3 punches to take down a Nazi lol.

Classic Indiana Jones. Absolutely recommend this.

Wow, very cool,

A PC port of a 10+ year old game,

Which doesn't take up 50 GB+ of space,

Isn’t a broken unoptimised mess,

Simply mindblowing!

This is a really fun game. I don't usually play racing games at all, but I was pleasantly surprised at how much I actually enjoyed this game as I bought it on a whim due to a discount. It's one of those games where you can kinda be laid back and play without being too serious or focused as it's not super intense.

The amount of cars available too makes you spoiled for choice, with different cars good for different seasons etc. Definitely recommend it especially with it at 80% off right now, due to this game slated for delisting in December. I would get this before it's gone forever!.

Assassin's Creed Shadows before Assassin's Creed Shadows

Okay Sony, this is how it works.

I receive: Your PS5 exclusive games on PC.

You receive: My money.

Great game. Keep them coming!.

Played this for a while now and can definitely recommend. I'm not even close to finishing, and I don't think I'll even finish it in time for DD2. However regardless of the sequel being on the horizon, I would still recommend playing, if you're someone who wants to play things in order.

Man, I love this game. I didn't have much interest or intention in buying and playing this game until it had been out for much later, but I was gifted the game by my brother. I started playing the game while it was still on early access and my initial thoughts of the game were that this is a Bethesda game, without a doubt.

The game play, and mechanics are very similar to previous titles, such as Fallout 4 and Skyrim, but things have also been refined and, for me, the sci-fi setting appealed so much, being a huge fan of Star Wars. The first couple of hours of the game can be a bit slow, but, like Skyrim it puts, you into the action straight away. After a few missions, you are free to truly experience the Starfield Universe with your created character (who is silent this time).

You will get access to your own ship and be introduced to the in-game world, which is just stunning. Apart from the huge sandbox factor, the RPG elements of this game also shine, and just like Skyrim, you'll be able to play the game how you want and make different decisions which will affect how missions or the story ends.There are lots of missions available for you to follow. The main story is not that amazing and some missions are short and boring, but it's easy enough to follow and the locations and characters you meet along the way are good.

In terms of side missions and faction missions, I haven't done much yet, but I have heaps on my mission log. There is no lack of things to do here.The gun play and movement in this game is also really good. First and Third Person views are good and the variety of weapons you have access to is insane. Weapons feel sci-fi in design and function and pack a punch. Ships can also be customised and you can also buy gear at stores and upgrade your character as per usual RPG games.

One thing I dislike, however, is, it feels as if there're too many loading screens. You can't seamlessly explore. You can't land on a planet, take off from a planet, fly directly to different areas without loading screens. While I understand this game is different to No Man's Sky, it would've been nice if we had been able to have seamless space travel. I'm not sure why it wasn't there (maybe graphical or tech limitations) as it would've made the whole experience much more seamless.

Overall, I think this is an awesome release and a worthy successor in the Bethesda RPG line. It has the same addicting feeling that Skyrim and Fallout 4 had, but also takes risks and does something different and the scope of this game is huge. I have only played for 27 hours (at the time of the review), so I probably have missed a lot of things in this review, but I would highly recommend it to any Bethesda fans. If you don't like Besthesda games, this likely won't change your mind.Final score 8/10