Recent reviews by Kathopric

The actual community for this game on social media can be as toxic as League or R6, but the game itself is fine. Personally, I’m more of a Warfare player, especially since I’ve heard there are more cheaters in Operations. Like with any FPS, cheaters are rampant—but since Delta Force is free, expect an even higher number of them lurking in lobbies.

The operators and weapons seem balanced for now, but my biggest complaint is the terrible matchmaking. It’s not Apex Legends levels of bad (yet, thankfully), but you’ll still occasionally end up in lobbies full of high-ranking sweats or even players from the Top 500 leaderboard, even if you’re still five ranks below Marshal. I know this because I've achieved Marshal for two seasons and still see Privates and Colonel players in my lobby, it's very unfair to them.

Another thing worth mentioning—I really wish the devs would release actual new maps instead of just variants. I was excited when night mode dropped, but after playing it, I found it kind of underwhelming. Aside from using night vision or flashlight attachments (which nobody does), there’s hardly any difference. You can still see everything clearly, which kind of defeats the whole purpose of the mode. Also, having overtime in matches is stupid. Some may say "Oh, it's there to give the attackers another chance!"- No, it's just a waste of added time.

Can you believe we get to play this amazing game for free? I loved the characters and everything- they're so strange, colorful and wacky! Looking forward to the next Purge event, tally ho.

REPO is a fun game to play with friends. I hope future updates will include more maps and monsters. Personally, I wasn’t a fan of Lethal Company—I found it tedious, and some of the creatures were too difficult to outrun or outsmart. In contrast, REPO is just as stressful, but in a good way. You're able to maneuver around the monsters more easily, which keeps the gameplay engaging. I can play it for hours without getting bored. I also really like how some items require teamwork to lift, and that the extraction point can bring a player back to life. I haven’t seen that feature in other games from this genre, and it makes REPO especially enjoyable.

This game kinda sucks. At first it was fun, now not so much.

Now I'm usually not one for coomer games, but Monster Girl Island has a special place in my heart. Played it not on Steam, but through another platform so I can spare some comments. I really liked the character designs as well as their personalities and their 'personalities'. Not to mention the game runs smoothly on my end so I suppose it deserves some credit despite the fact that it'll never have a proper continuation, etc. This game has unfortunately become some sort of lost media. You gotta play it to treasure it <3 I mean, adorable monster waifus? It really is a once in a lifetime experience!

A friend of mine bought this game for me and I really enjoy it so far! I've always wondered what it would be like to go fishing without having to worry about the little things- with this game, I've never felt more at peace. 10/10 would recommend :)

Tried COD for fun since my friends kept hyping up the character lore and everything. Played a few matches and kept getting wall-banged or beamed by aim assist players...fun times.

If the queue times were shorter, I wouldn’t mind playing for hours, no matter how many times I die. I played Apex for three years, so I get how SBMM works, but for some reason, Warzone feels way tougher. Maybe it’s just because I’m still new and haven’t polished my skills yet, but my buddies who play regularly said it’s normal.

At this point, it feels like entry-level players don’t even have a chance—the skill gap is insane.

A friend gifted me this game, and we played it together. I really enjoy the campaign quests and the map: riding helicopters, customizing gear, and accidentally running over teammates with CVs has been a blast.

This is my first Tom Clancy game, so my review isn’t super experienced, but so far, I’m having a great time. I installed a first-person mod for extra immersion, and it makes the game even more fun!

The only downside for me is the UI, it can get pretty confusing. Sometimes pings don’t show up, or you have to access quests in a weird way without a clear objective header. Also, since this is a Ubisoft game, expect some content to be locked behind paywalls. But overall, I’d still recommend it!

Played Vivaland during a stream of mine and had fun customizing my home with viewers. I love the concept of it being a home designer game, however there were also a few things I did not like such as the clipping of certain objects and the item refusing to rotate properly. I also wished there were more furniture options to choose from. Right now the game must be in an early yet polished stage, but hopefully the next time I return to Vivaland these problems would have been fixed. Good game, average presentation.

I played this game on mobile (you can download it on the appstore), but when I found out they had it on Steam I just had to try it out. It's one of those games you can leave open as a background tab because of how peaceful the soundtrack is. The game itself is about 'watering plants and self care though I would like to see more succulent variations in the future, perhaps even an option to manage multiple pots on a shelf or the ability to add different kinds of isopods, fish or butterflies on the plant? That would be super cool because as of right now there isn't much you can do in game so it can be boring in the long run.

In conclusion, you should totally try Viridi out. When you download you get a snail buddy so it's a win-win! <3