I underestimated it as a game I admit, but I must say that it is a game that deserves it. I am not a fan of strategic card games, but Marvel Snap goes "against" all that. For one thing, it is not pay-to-win. All cards can be obtained simply by playing, without the need to have to pay with real money. The other strong point is that the games are really simple and last a maximum of 3-4 minutes, no more, which allows you to enjoy the game in a more varied way. Being a free-to-play game the shop rightly exists, but what it offers does not affect the strength of one's own or the opponent's deck, perhaps the only advantage to shopping is to have the aesthetically coolest cards, and the ability to unlock them before others, but one can win just fine without having to rush. The game for now is steady with updates, neither running too much nor too little. I recommend it to splurge on those 3-4 minutes of free time you may have!
I underestimated it as a game I admit, but I must say that it is a game that deserves it. I am not a fan of strategic card games, but Marvel Snap goes "against" all that. For one thing, it is not pay-to-win. All cards can be obtained simply by playing, without the need to have to pay with real money. The other strong point is that the games are really simple and last a maximum of 3-4 minutes, no more, which allows you to enjoy the game in a more varied way. Being a free-to-play game the shop rightly exists, but what it offers does not affect the strength of one's own or the opponent's deck, perhaps the only advantage to shopping is to have the aesthetically coolest cards, and the ability to unlock them before others, but one can win just fine without having to rush. The game for now is steady with updates, neither running too much nor too little. I recommend it to splurge on those 3-4 minutes of free time you may have!
I remember that when it came out they put the shop in, but then they realised that they didn't even have to make money on a masterpiece of the Diablo series, so they took it out. DLC yes, but I reject the shop. The game is fun and there's a lot to do and explore, but... after 1 year it gets boring, and why? Because the seasons make the game recycle and recycle and recycle, always the same old thing. You get the chance to experiment with various sets and sets of armour, but that's the game in the end.... I can't give Diablo III a 8, but a pulled 7 it deserves.
I don't consider it a true FPS on the level of UnrealTournament and Quake, but I can say that at least, in its medicore quality, it managed to entertain me and **** me up when I got bored. I'm not saying it's a deserving game, but I certainly prefer people on this game than on Valorant or Fortnite, for the rest, it remains a fun game to play with friends just to... Graphically it's well done, although like any modern game the ranked games are scripted.
I started playing NosTale when I was 14, and now that I am writing this review I am 27 years old. It was one of the games that fully covered my adolescence. It was never a hugely popular game, but if you stumbled upon trying it, you couldn't let go. The game was beautiful, clean and innovative until 2012, then with the introduction of Act 5 and the shop taking over free-to-play it all started to fall apart. Toxic, quarrelsome, obnoxious and tryharder users started to take over, who only played to win, have a monopoly on the game economy and annoy. I regret the years from 2008 to 2012, then the rest all downhill, festive events all the same, lack of ideas. They made up for it with the introduction of Act 7 and 8, but of course pay-to-win always prevailed. Towards the end of 2018 beginning of 2019 they merged the servers within a short period of time due to the lack of players, yet I don't know how, the game is still alive and being updated (probably costs little to maintain). I don't open a thread about the game staff (GMs), which basically consisted of "recommended players", who unloaded their frustration by banning people and randomly punishing them. I've had good times and met a lot of people, and very few people I still hear from, but for me NosTale died in 2012, and I don't recommend anyone who wants to start it now to do so, because it's a game that not only makes you throw away years and years of your life, but being pay-to-win no longer brings you anything. My swordsman will sink when they close the game down, but I thank him for those few fantastic years and for growing up with me....
The best GTA ever created in history, and one of the most complete video games in every respect. GTA SA had EVERYTHING, and on PC, let's not talk about it with the ability to add mods and SA:MP. It covered my childhood and I devoured it worse than the snacks my mother used to bring me after school. It remains and will remain the best GTA of everything, from story, to gameplay to... everything! I wish I could lose my memory and replay it like it was my first time, it's a game that only gets boring when you don't play it.
I would like to thank the producer of this video game for carrying on a title like Serious Sam for years. These are the true modern FPS, offspring of UnrealTournament and Quake, but of course to date the masses have preferred what? Fortnite, or? Warzone! Or? Valorant... need I go on? Serious Sam covered the 2010-2014 year with competitiveness a la UT or Quake, so thank you very much to the producers for believing and understanding what FPSs are worth.
My first PS2 video game, and I'll tell you... I still dream about many missions to this day after more than 20 years. One of the first open world games, lacking many mechanics and features, but fun in its simplicity. Trivial story, but I replayed it so many times that I ended up cosplaying Frank Carter at the age of 8... good times... the only thing I missed and dreamed about was his police car. I can never afford to say it's superior to Vice City, but I will say it's superior to GTA III.
Can you find me the exact competitiveness of this game? Another FPS fan service for kawaii anime colsplayers, uwu, *O*. Graphics and game modes look like a beta game with no finished content. The thing that impresses me is that kids from the 90s who grew up with Unreal and Quake are also playing.... God save us and forgive us from this
The worst MOBA ever conceived. Shameless copy of Dota 2, passed off as the MOBA par excellence... massively meaningless game that only made it to the top because it was based on fan service. Game created for otaku insatiable for boobs and kawai UwU. Let's not talk about the commentator, really obnoxious. If you want to have fun, play Dota 2.
One of the best strategy games ever. Game genre now sunk along with so many other games of the era, but fortunately there are people who make these games immortal. I played all the DLC, repurchased the remastered in 2014, and now... I'm waiting for the Retold remake. Let's hope it's not a pay-for-fun God save us and forgive us
Give me back these FPSs, where really if you were good, you were REALLY good in this genre. Not like now they do a royal victory on Fortnite or win a game on Warzone and feel like pro gamers... But EpicGames wanted to do the EpicFails by drowning UnrealTournament 2014 by making room for Fortnite... God forgive us R.I.P UT
I consider it the best MOBA video game on the phone. And do you know why? Because it's simple, as all phone games that make them difficult should be. I don't spend hours and hours on it, I play it occasionally when I'm bored on the toilet, but besides being challenging, it can also be played with friends one night just for fun. Of course it's scripted like all other MOBA games, but it has its charms.
Give me back these FPSs, where really if you were good, you were REALLY good in this genre. Not like now they do a royal victory on Fortnite or win a game on Warzone and feel like pro gamers... But EpicGames wanted to do the EpicFails by drowning UnrealTournament 2014 by making room for Fortnite... God forgive us R.I.P UT
Do I have to express myself? Pay-to-win will suffice. Diablo, one of the games that made history in the world of video games, put in the pay-to-win pot. The game itself is not bad, but since I have to pay thousands of money for a gem... no thanks.
We are not talking about a video game, but about real life. MFS is the game (it hurts me to call it a game) that got my passion for planes off the ground. One of the most beautiful games ever conceived that practically dragged the whole world into a video game, including unfortunately a few bugs, maybe even too many, but the game is too complete, and it is impossible not to give it a grade close to 10.
Skyrim is part of my adolescence... The first time I saw it was in a YouTube video where a guy was reviewing the game, and the phrase "this game will make you say goodbye to your social life" still stuck with me, and it did. As I got to know it in depth, there were many bugs and inconsistencies related to the gameplay and even the translation into my language, but I can't help but give it a positive rating. The atmosphere and the fantasy world surrounded me at all times and to this day, in years since I have played the game, it has all remained in my heart.
