Recent reviews by Jmod

It's a cute co-op game that's pretty fun. Good way to kill the time with a friend or significant other, I'd never play this game alone though. The same way I view their other game Castle Crashers.

A side note, and probably not a popular take but the narrator I find really irritating and unfunny, as it has that early quippy 2010's internet humor (which it was made in 2014). Thankfully there's a way to make him talk less and a slider to make the narrator chill.

Really cool remaster/remake of Oblivion. Bethesda please do something like this for Morrowind and the Fallout games.

That said, you really need to understand what you're getting into. I'd recommend waiting a good 6 months for this game to get patched up. I bought it prematurely and rode the hype train, I don't necessarily regret it because what's here is great, but I am tempted to hold off on my playthrough and play in a few months. Performance wise it's pretty bad, I have a 3080ti, i5-12600kf, and 32gb of ram and I should not be getting this low of fps. The indoors run really smooth but the outdoors is a mess with fps which is like the main game. I also managed to crash in my first 4 hours which isn't great. I do recommend it because what's here is awesome, just buy it at a later date. it just feels like a beta in a way in which it needs heavy performance fixes. I'd hold off for now and wait at least until the summer sale.

I bought this just for the Ps1 visuals, same reason I own their other games. These types of games are purposefully trying to mimic that late night B-TIER horror movies you'd stumble across randomly that are really weird and dumb. You play this purely for the vibes and the change of pace, as the actual game itself is pretty bad.

For those who've played their other games this is what you expect (maybe slightly worse), for those that have never played one of their games I'd recommend skipping this and getting "Bloodwash" or "Night at the Gates of Hell" over this one. This game is the weakest one I've played so far and there's not much going for it.

If I could give Dying Light 2 a mixed review I would, I am enjoying myself to some extent playing this but some of the magic from the first Dying Light feels missing here. Dying Light 2 feels incredibly generic and bland visually, the atmosphere is missing and the story I have no interest in so far. The only reason I didn't refund it in the first few hours is because the intro was pretty good and felt similar to the first game in many ways, and the gameplay while basic was fresh and a lot of fun to slice through zombies. Now 6 hours in and the gameplay is already getting a tad bit stale because I have barely progressed in leveling up despite doing quite a bit of quests and combat, this is going to be one of those grinding games where it takes 20 hours for combat to get more interesting and actually get the fun traversal tools. The first game had this issue as well but at least in that the atmosphere and main story was more interesting and progressed at a faster pace.

The open world, story and quests have all been really mediocre and boring so far, so much so that it feels like a time waster kind of game. I'm probably going to solely focus on the main story and at least get my money's worth because at the least the core gameplay is pretty fun despite it getting repetitive, I'm hoping the more I unlock stuff the more I'll want to keep playing. Only buy on a heavy sale if you want more of the first Dying Light.

Visually this is a really cool game with it's 8-bit aesthetic and rotoscoped cutscenes, but gameplay/story wise it's pretty boring and not too interesting to play. I found the 1st chapter to be the best, then chapter 2 was alright, and then chapter 3 just felt tedious. I'm stuck on the 3rd chapter and going back and forth up and down the 10 story apartment that all looks the same is incredible tedious and uninteresting. I don't care enough to finish this game. I feel like this is definitely a style over substance kind of game, but I'd still recommend it as I did get some enjoyment out of it. Buy on a heavy sale.

Fun boomer-shooter. Has a lot of charm in it's aesthetic, I like the little text dialogue explaining the lore of each area in the loading screens and the 90's-esque cutscenes, It's not fully finished as of this review as the third and final episode still needs to come out, but I'd recommend it if you want a fast paced boomer shooter and know what to expect from that genre.

That said this definitely isn't my favorite Boomer Shooter out of the one's I've played, it's actually more on the lower end, although still a fun game. My biggest issue with Incision is the level-design is mostly forgettable and I can't really distinguish level from level a lot of the time. I didn't really have any favorite part of the game cause the whole thing kinda felt the same, outside of some cool visuals here and there I don't really remember the whole experience much. I'm hoping the final episode starts to get more creative and do new things then just go down grungey corridor after corridor.

Lol this was not worth $6.00...I know it's a meme game but it's so barebones and you can beat it under an hour. I got almost nothing out of this game except maybe I chuckled once or twice.

A great game with a really strong atmosphere. The design/vibe of Night City and the stories told in it is the highlight of the experience. The main story, side quests and Phantom Liberty were all really intriguing and mostly well done, a lot of it got me thinking deeply.

My only gripe with the game is the ending to the DLC Phantom Liberty just feels like cynicism for the sake of it. Without getting into spoilers it's poorly written and isn't in-line with the morals of the characters, Plus it likes to constantly point at you like it's your fault somehow and you've made the wrong decision. It feels like it was designed by a loser who wanted to make something bitter and depressing but it had zero reason to be that way. What's the point of this ending even existing? Phantom Liberty as a whole is good and I get the game is set in a dystopian setting, but the ending is designed to make you depressed only because it wants you to, not because it should be.

Just a review of the first hour of the game, only encountered 1 issue and a texture issue, otherwise it's a faithful and well done port. I wish they improved upon the camera/controls a tad bit but this is the game I know and love and I'm very happy its finally on PC.

Haven't played Star Wars Bounty Hunter in ages so this is quite the trip down memory lane, one of my favorite ps2 games. Hoping it still holds up today.

Marvel's Spider-man Remastered is a fun game surrounded by mediocre content. It feels like the classic 7/10 game that has a good core gameplay to carry it with a serviceable story surrounded by doing mundane repetitive tasks. The fluid movement and web swinging around the city is the best part, but that eventually starts to get old and still doesn't compare to more physics-based web swinging from Spider-Man 2 on the PS2 which was from 2004. Outside of that this game is extremely repetitive and gets stale quick. The combat and collectibles is just a copy and paste from each other scattered around the map, it's a real chore to play through most of the time. And some of the story bits have you playing as MJ doing tedious stealth sections. I probably went in with the wrong mindset of wanting to do everything I came across but this makes the game feel like a slog to get through.

I'd recommend this game on a heavy sale and definitely if you're a Spider-Man fan, but when you do play it just focus the main story and play in small segments.