Recent reviews by Alex925

One of the best story-driven games I’ve ever played. The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series is an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish. The characters feel real, and the choices you make actually matter — people will remember what you say, treat you differently, and it really makes you think before picking a response.

This collection has everything: all four seasons, all the DLCs, and even the Michonne mini-series. It’s the full experience, and it’s all tied together with improved visuals and a smoother presentation.

If you like games where story and characters come first, and you enjoy having your choices shape the outcome, this is 100% worth playing. In my opinion, it’s a must-play.

I really enjoy playing it from time to time, it's like a stress relief. It can get repetitive after 20 or so hours, but at the beginning you'll definitely enjoy it if you're on this type of games.

Farming Simulator 25 takes the series to new heights with some fantastic additions that make it the most immersive and complete FS game yet.

The new GPS and AI system, included in the base game, is a game-changer. It makes managing fields and equipment so much easier and more enjoyable—no more fiddling with mods for basic functionality! The ground deformation physics are another standout feature; watching the terrain shift as you work adds a satisfying layer of realism. And let’s not forget the machine sounds, which are incredibly authentic and really pull you into the farming atmosphere.

While it’s true that the game currently has fewer machines compared to its predecessor, I’m confident they’ll expand the roster over time. There are also some bugs and issues, but these will undoubtedly be addressed with future updates.

Overall, FS25 feels like the most polished and feature-packed entry in the franchise. If you love farming games, this one is definitely worth picking up.

Satisfactory is an absolute gem for those who love building and automation. The world is stunning, and the satisfaction (pun intended) of seeing your factory grow is unbeatable.

But here’s my advice: don’t rush. If you try to speed through, the complexity will overwhelm you. This game isn’t meant to be played at breakneck speed. Take your time, enjoy every moment, and automate as much as you can. The beauty of Satisfactory lies in its pace. It’s a journey, not a race.

If you love efficiency, exploration, and a bit of problem-solving, this game will keep you hooked for hours. Highly recommended!

If you're passionate about trains, Train Sim World 5 is a game you absolutely have to try. As one of the most comprehensive and polished train simulators on the market, it delivers an immersive experience that captures the intricate details of operating trains across various locations. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer, this game has something for everyone.

One of the standout features of the game is its compatibility with previous DLCs. If you've invested in content from let's say TSW, TSW 2, TSW 3, and/or other earlier iterations, you'll be pleased to know that all those DLCs carry over seamlessly into the new game. This ensures that you're not losing any of your prior investments, which is a fantastic bonus for dedicated players.

The game itself shines in terms of visuals, sound design, and realism. The level of detail in the trains and environments is truly impressive, making you feel like you're right there in the cab. From managing the controls to navigating real-world routes, TSW 5 offers a solid simulation experience that's hard to beat.

However, the biggest drawback is a recurring issue: the yearly release cycle. With TSW 5, it feels like there are minimal improvements over previous versions. While it's great to see new content and updates, the leap from one iteration to the next isn't always substantial. This annual release pattern can be frustrating, as it feels like you're paying for marginal upgrades each year.

Despite this one complaint, Train Sim World 5 remains one of the best train simulators out there. If you're a train enthusiast, this is a game you shouldn't miss, but just be aware that the improvements may not justify the annual purchase for everyone.

Verdict: Highly recommended for train lovers, but expect only incremental improvements.

Must have - it's a beast

I love scouting and discovering new places. If you like this too, this game is for you. If not, stick with SnowRunner. It took me some time to understand what is the best way to start a expedition, but after this the game is so much more enjoyable.

The Upsides:
+ New mechanics: Jack-screw, Anchors and Drone.
+ All the Scouts now have Autonomous winch and you can upgrade its length and strength, this mean you can use your winch when the engine is off (like when you're rolled over / on the side).
+ The customisation of the trucks, letting you decide what you want to take with you on the racks that you have installed (fuel and/or spare parts).
+ Many of the brides and blocked passages can be build / cleaned by giving them spare parts from your truck.
+ Tire pressure. Helpful on rocky terrain.
+ The maps are beautiful.

The downsides:
- The controls are switch for no particular reason and no possibility to change the button assignment on Controller.
- No Co-op at launch (not a big deal for me, but for some may be)
- The way how the expeditions are structured, not a good design IMO.
- No Free Roam from the start, only after you complete a required amount of expeditions in that Region.
- If you come from SnowRunner you'll have a hard time retraining your brain to the new controls (especially for controllers)

They are a very good starter pack for anyone, but the price is way to big. The trucks are just a slight upgrade with just better fuel capacity and some new looks. I got mine from the SE of the game and it was included in the price. Bellow 3 euro/dollars is a good deal.

Good, relaxing game.

L.E. - I don't recommend this title anymore, the devs are just messing with their community and NOT fix the game! It's the second major update and there are still game-breaking bugs!

Letting aside the problems from launch-day, most of game breaking bugs are fixed and the game it's preatty good and enjoyable if you don't fall for the lie that this was "built from ground up" - it's NOT...