Recent reviews by Rentago

I noticed a lot of killers simply want to end the match as fast as possible and few like to "play with their food" in matches.

Personally I feel that the whole point of being the killer is to be the one in control of the match. I like to put people on hooks and see who comes to rescue them and who never sticks their neck out, just so I know who needs to die. Usually the good sports get to leave and the bad ones don't. Putting pressure on people also is nice, occasionally letting people think that they lost you only to be cut off later with their pals thinking they were safe. There is fun to be had as a killer, a sort of finesse to it, that if you are good can make the match more entertaining for everyone.

Survivors of course can pair up with up to 4 friends, get on discord, and chat it up trying to organize a power grab. There is fun in completely dominating the killer of the match with a coordinated team, just don't get upset when it falls apart and unplug your internet. Who knows, maybe someone would have rescued you.

Solid game to play alone or with friends. It is better to have 4 friends to control their own character in a party for maximum fun. The story is pretty interesting and so is the world and I appreciate that there are multiple solutions to a single problem that vary based on dialogue, stats, and character.

This game is a proper cyberpunk setting with an arcade top down, twin stick shooter style of gameplay. People comparing it to Diablo are making an awful comparison. The loot is not random like borderlands/diablo; enemies drop what they are generally using and gear stats are consistent. None of the map is randomized, the map won't reorganize itself on a different play through. There are no classes, but based on your skill investments it will affects the performance of augments related to them, encouraging you to a play style. This isn't an RPG where you can avoid using guns and use alternative means to win the fight. You will need armor, as cool as it would be to be fashionable, your enemies will tear through you if you don't equip better gear as you go.

Difficulty can be changed from easy, normal, and hard. However the differences between these difficulties seems to be how much damage enemies do to you. I didn't notice an increase in drops or anything, but I did find the combat to be more enjoyably challenging.

The game has quite a few bugs:
-Falling through elevators if you move around while ascending/descending on a moving platform. This is not the loading screen were talking about, but the actual platform lifts around the map as you explore. (DON'T MOVE AROUND ON THEM TO AVOID THIS)
-If you die during a mission sometimes the mission will become bugged and can't be finished. I've found simply quitting to main menu and reloading my save fixes this and pretty much all other issues. However it is still an inconvenience.
-Cosmetic Items disappear, as well as a few augments I noticed. Not sure what is causing this, but I never keep all my shirts or weapon camos. This hasn't stopped be from being able to play the game, but it is a bug.
-Lastly, if you ever join a friend who has yet to make a character and is starting a new game, DON'T USE YOUR EXISTING SAVE. Apparently if you do, it will wipe your save and make you start over as well with them. You can use your existing save and progress to join your friends without issue except for that first time.
IF for whatever reason you ran into this issue, the story quest marker won't show, and you'll be dropped off in Cluster 13 with your new character. Though there is no mission marker, you are SUPPOSE to go up to the news station and listen to the Feed. Then head off to meet Poone, but by then you should have mission markers again. A common complaint is that people can't see their missions or anything in this situation. The problem is there character and progress is brand new again, and you can't begin to do side quests until you progress the main quest some more. You just can't see the main quest either, but it should be to listen to the Feed.

These are what I've ran into, where as performance wise the only issue I've had is with DX11 I can run everything maxed, but on DX12 I have to put effects to medium. Visually no real difference having ray tracing or other fancy settings running except for the noticeable FPS loss.

Handles like Dawn of War or Company of Heroes if you are familiar with those titles, and if not it is less about base building and more about squad management and resource control.

The AI feels fairly competent and the higher difficulty just makes the AI more aggressive and multitask better.

Worst part about the game is it tends to crash or run into weird problems. There are challenges and achievements that seem to be bugged from obtaining and such.

One of those hidden gems on steam.

The relationship between the man and woman is shallow and uninteresting. The gameplay and minigames are fun though and for a coop game it is very enjoyable.

See the problem we run into is that the Devs don't want us to hate the characters, but at the same time they need to have SOMETHING wrong to justify the whole main issue of divorce. The reason they are divorcing? Petty issues like May being too busy with work. Honestly their relationship seems pretty normal and in fact has very little in the way of any real problem. Their daughter is perfect, Cody and May are typical parents who aren't dealing with financial or any real hardship in general. So they decide they need to divorce, a serious ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ decision and one that can ♥♥♥♥ up a child's growth for no real good reason.

So the daughter who is reasonably bothered by this sudden decision to dismantle the family makes a wish that oddly ends up being granted magically. So now were in a magical world filled with challenges that require May and Cody to work together to get through. Most of these reveal just how petty and shallow May and Cody are and their relationship drama is really just a lot of nothing.

Fun game to coop with a friend. This time around they offer more weapons, bosses, and content from the first game and then some.

Time capsule of a game from 2010.

The class storylines are good enough to play alone or with friends, the game itself as an mmo isn't all that great. Honestly this should have just been KOTOR 3 with like 4 player coop rather than trying to be an MMO. Trying to be an MMO is what dragged this game down, it tried to copy WoW in many ways rather than just be itself.

IT'S A PHOGGING GOOD GAME TO PLAY WITH A FRIEND