Recent reviews by RulerXwarrioR

This is such a perfect game to just chill to. Definitely recommend, costs so little as well and is a nice unwinding activity. It has a very pleasant soundtrack and a charming world design.

A fun little game to kill time with, love the art style and its fairly easy to learn and play.

I freaking love Destiny 2. The gunplay and everything is just so awesome. Only gripe I have is that it doesn't tell you enough about what to do next which is annoying since I was in the middle of the Red War campaign and it took me a while to figure out where it is in the new light version of the game.

Overall 9/10 for me

I've deleted this game from my disk because it sucked me in too many times - It's a nice, fun and quirky game and I absolutely recommend it, it'll add the "one more cycle" mentality. I think this is a fairly balanced game in terms of difficulty and depth, there's always plenty to do and you can control most aspects of your colony as you go about building it.

It also made me realize I'm probably a psychopath as I locked a duplicant in a room and let them die of suffocation because they wouldn't stop vomiting.

This is a work of art. Emotionally, visually. Definitely recommend. Its also about depression

A lot of people whine but tbh I had a lot of fun in this game. The way the guns handle, etc is pretty satisfying, and no other game has given me the kind of thrill when I won, the absolute fear when I made it to the top 10 for the first time and I couldn't see anyone so I stayed still until I got headshot, the moments this game has given me is far too good for me to ever not recommend this.

But yes, the crates, etc. are super annoying - spending money to open them etc is not very player-friendly.
There are some bugs, but I have been fortunate not to have encountered any in my 260 hours.
There are hackers though, be warned.

This game is amazing, I really love the combat, the story and the graphics are beautiful and breathtaking. Microtransactions suck, don't use them. Might make it a little grindy but you know what, explore what you can and make what money you can from the world itself.

The devs didn't give up and did a fair job with version 1.3, I'm about 26 hours in the game (mostly offline).
That being said, it isn't a game for everyone and still not worth $60, but at the current sale price I'd say get it.
It's a chilled out game when you want to switch your mind off and just relax. The music is really good as well.
It's a game where you just get to explore the "universe" (it's a "galaxy" more like) and maybe build a base and get a freighter or something.

Dishonored 2 is an amazing game. The PC port is bad, but if you're willing to reduce your settings, it should work fine.
I found the world to be quite enthralling, and some levels, like the clockwork mansion, were brilliant. I don't get why people hate on the game, I really liked it, and I've played the first Dishonored at least 4-5 times over.
If you have doubts about whether or not your setup will run this, download the demo, and if you complete the second mission without a hitch, you should be good to go.

Short review:
Pros:
+ Combat Mechanisms.
+ Amazing Music.
+ Brilliant Story.
+ Characters that you can actually invest in.
+ Well executed plot (You may cry).
+ Atmosphere is amazing.

Cons:
- Open world is a bit empty, feels lacking in depth.
- You'll probably become obsessed and avoid your real life.
- You'd enjoy the game more with a controller. The controls take some getting used to with a Keyboard and mouse.
- Performance is a little off.

My rating: 9/10

If you like the idea of a post-apocalyptic, reclaimed by nature world populated by the machine life-forms, you should consider getting this game. I'd say it's well worth the price of admission, given the quality of the storyline, the engaging and fun combat systems as well as the sountrack and so on. The game has many endings, including some gag ones, and it's fairly replayable. (My hours in game are more than indicated due to playing offline)


Rant:
Let me begin by saying that I personally am very interested in the field of AI, and that some of my favorite movies include Ex Machina, I,Robot, etc etc.
Hence, the concept of Nier enticed me and I ended up buying the game, with not that much of an idea of how the game would be, I liked the idea of a post-apocalyptic world reclaimed by nature and populated with machines sort of thing.
And then I started playing, and I've been absorbed by the world platinum has created. There are no humans as such so far in the game, but the machines and the Androids(The ones we play as) have such interesting characters, and the tale that's told is very captivating, and also emotional. I personally got very invested with the characters and the world as a whole.
The combat in the game is pretty nice, it's hack and slash, but your customization comes mainly in the form of your pod. The pod can do stuff like auto-use health items, that makes one less thing for you to have to worry about. You can also put in upgrades like evade range up, etc etc to suit your playstyle. The pod is very useful, and there are a total of 3 in game, one that you get by default and another two that are hidden in the world.
And now to the world. The world looks amazing, although it feels empty at times, but perhaps that was intended. The whole ruined city that's reclaimed by nature, falling apart is pretty well done, and the music really really complements the game very well.

Buy the game.