Seneste anmeldelser af Mika

fun in the basement

Ya, it's fun, but not porting over cosmetics I spent money on from the last version of Warzone really sucked. I also had game breaking bugs prevent me from playing for a few months.

Definitely worth a shot, but painful in the long run if you're committed to playing the game. And that makes it really hard to recommend, even if the game istelf is usually fun.

Game is very good, funny, and easy to pop in for a quickish mission with the boiz chatting about their day over comms. I'm pretty sure when we're all grown up with kids we'll look back on these days fondly.

A truly heartfelt and passion-filled experience for seasoned gamers.

I'm 24, and have been gaming since I got my hands on a PC at 15. It quickly became one of my favorite hobbies, as I can interact in a world that I could never experience in real life. I've adored my time with GTA San Andreas, GTA 5, Prey 2017, The Witcher 3, Death Stranding, and many more games that've taken me to an whole new world. I usually stumble across these incredible experience, and while KCD is no exception to that, it does stick out as unique.

After playing a few open world RPG games, the systems start to blend together. KCD seems to realize this, and created it's own spin on gameplay.

-Darker & less noisy clothing (i.e. chain mail is loud) makes you sneakier
-Context matters. If you have 8 charisma and are talking to someone with 7, yet ask something ridiculous, it won't work.
-Most people won't buy stolen goods
-(And my favorite) Your character SUCKS. He isn't great at anything until he, and by extension you, learn how to do it.

Death Stranding said "Hey, slow down. Look at your terrain, and actually take in the best way to navigate it" when most games it doesn't matter. KCD does this same effect in combat, navigation, and (when in hard mode) quests.

If you are new to open world RPGs, I'd imagine this game would feel tedious. But once you've played many similar games, this one feels like a breath of fresh air, designed by people truly passionate about the game's setting and systems.

An absolutely fantastic experience.

I am a big fan of The Witcher 3, and pre-ordered Cyberpunk 2077 for myself and a friend to play on release night. It was very underwelming to me. Buggy, crashing, short story, and huge amounts of missing content.

Fast-forward to this DLC coming out, I was not planning on playing it. I had my time with Cyberpunk, and I just didn't want to feel like the potential was being wasted again. Plus America's president as a plotline? AND another celebrity just for the clout? Tbh sounded pretty lame.

I was so wrong.

Ibris's character feels better than any other character in Cyberpunk. He acted them to perfection, this clearly wasn't just for a paycheck. Dogtown feels better than any other area in the game, and has that extra little bit of detail that I think was missing in the base game.

I'm still playing the DLC, but this is LEAGUES better than the Cyberpunk I played years ago. What a comeback.

- The heists lack interesting objectives in story and gameplay
- The gameplay loop is basic
- The skills lack excitement
- The offline mode isn't even an offline mode

A waste of potential. It was so clear what Payday fans wanted, and this is nothing close to it :/

Good stuff! I enjoyed this quite a bit

Yes 9/10 so far

It's very mid.

- The writing is mid
- The gameplay is mid
- The ending is trash

There were moments I liked, but many more that I didn't. It's just hard to justify playing this over any of it's contemporaries.

THE game for combat, with a convoluted story.

9/10