Seneste anmeldelser af Mika

It seems like the only way to learn the route is through luck, unlike all the other courses that reward skill. Plus 5 bucks, plus only 9 holes. Buy it if you want, it's not a scam, but it's also not very fun imo.

It should be cheaper, but it really is a fun course. My friends enjoy playing this one with me as it's the most forgiving, but also simply a fun time and good vibe.

Strongly recommend!

As a photographer and gamer, this game is sick.

I'll write my thoughts when I've played more, but so far am loving the heck outta it!

My cat Mika is sitting next to me as I play this ♡

"I feel like I live in a dimension where the writing in Hazelight Studios' games suck, but only for me."

A friend told me this, and I can't agree more. The gameplay is enjoyable with friends, but the story surrounding it is frustratingly one dimensional, filled with needless complaining and bickering. I recommend this, but not by a large margin.

Man, I really liked the concept of this game but it ended up being a refund for me.

-Have to hold buttons to interact instead of pressing, this cannot be changed
-Subtitles are in a weird location that caused me eye strain

That, combined with writing that felt much more cartonish than I expected made me not have a very good time. Totally a taste thing, just didn't click for me.

Around every corner is a handcrafted quest or beauty waiting for you to stumble across it. The care and love never lets up, even when deep into the slow-burning story.

In the current era of gaming, this is such a breath of fresh air.

I'm currently deep into the resume/job search grind, and this game hits home.

After looking up a few YT videos I was able to understand what was going on a lot easier lol. Great game, fully accomplishes it's goal of feeling like a measly soldier in a larger, grander war.

I LOVE the little bits of history before each match too. Context makes everything better.

You know when an old, rustic church or building feels like it has more soul than a modern, perfectly engineered building? That's kinda how it feel to play this game.

Note I said feels. Something is strange in how the movement and gunplay interact with the world, it feels disjointed & manufactured. I have a hard time believing the ground is real, and not just the gameplay floor with nothing underneath. Battlefield 1 (and 5) feel real, selling me on where I am being an immersive place, and this one by comparison feels lacking and lacking.

Buy it if you want, but I dould play pretty much any other shooter first.