Recent reviews by Atronic

The recent update (No man's land) has made the games optimisation really terrible, it has reached to the point where most AMD users just cannot even play, even before this update the optimisation just wasn't great at all. Also having to mention the game suffering with game crashes or server crashes when in a middle of a match, genuinely a vein popper.
The performance NEEDS to be worked on.

I can imagine how new players struggle with this game, with the amount of jank and the new bugs they encounter throughout their matches, pushing them further away from the game. Portions of the community now just hating on other for the sake of hating, making the newbies struggle and being called names for "being garbage" or other nonsense when they simply just ask for tips, advice, or just by searching builds online.

The microtransaction store, it's horrible. No really, having to pay for premium currency when you have already paid for 40 euros on a game (or less on sale) to buy expensive cosmetic sets, and most importantly the FOMO with the whole "seasonal rotation", but the shop is functional at least, how fun.

New classes being added to the game is nice, but they always release at such a broken state because half of their talents just don't even WORK, plus the price can set some people off but eeh... I cant really say much about the price, I think it's not the worst thing to come across.

I really do believe this game could be amazing if it was way more fleshed around, it contains good amounts of content, fun gameplay that's melee and ranged focused, the various custom builds for each of your classes to experiment and try out, big selection of weapons... it's a ton, but again, game struggles with so many bugs, crashes and server problems.

Only get this game if you're so certain on trying it out. I would in all honesty, 100% recommend Vermintide 2 more over Darktide. Surprisingly, Vermintide 2 gets more content monthly than Darktide does :/

Game is genuinely just fun with its goofy concept of being a stressed out dictator, pretty thought out with its basic gameplay. Though I do reckon the game wont be so up-to-date as it is pretty old, still worth a shot.

Fingers hurt, a lot.

An overall improvement from the previous Forest title, and an even more "relaxing" experience with its building system and survival mechanics (Hunger, Thirst, Energy, etc.). The combat is the same, the simplicity of swinging and swinging, and the same sort of jank, nothing too terrible.

If anything, the story is completely weird/goofy and hard to follow, majority of the cutscenes had me question as to what is even happening.

Still, its an improvement from the previous game, and a lot more expanded. It's worth a try.

The game itself is alright, fine more or less, but it's such a buggy mess that it makes it frustrating or even unbearable to play.

- Insane amounts of bugs and glitches you will definitely encounter during your first walkthrough.
- Outdated / Obnoxious sense of humor, the game's glitches are more entertaining to watch.
- Limiting the player choice for errands, unable to do pacifist for most of the errands unlike Postal 2.

- Having a costumisable choice of using one of the 4 available voice packs for the Postal Dude.
- The Pacifist / Postal challenges in the open-world, they are a nice addition to the game, a sidegig that rewards you after completing it. Plus its fun.
- Implemented 4player Co-op, although not fully functional and tends to crash a lot, as it is still being under development.
- The gore and weapons are quite appealing, the gunplay is alright if not mediocre, but it is not the worst.


For those people who enjoy 100% a game and being a perfectionist, good luck. This nightmare has the most inconsistent, broken collectibles spawns. Do not bother doing this unless you are heavilt dedicated or want to brute-force it. Wait until there's a fix.

A strong improvement over the previous Dying Light entry, fit enough to be called an actual, proper sequel.

For 2 bucks that I got during sale, this was alright, for a pretty "meh" remake anyway. Probably the most fun part of the game was discovering new paths in each chapter every playthrough. Yes, this game is short, its a light-gun rail shooter, something I never played before myself but was interesting. 100% the game was fun in its own way, but it got pretty repetitive in the end.

Game is also definitely not worth the full price (25 bucks ufff).

This game is like, if Half Life 1 had the Kleiner DLC.

Compared to Outlast 1, this is a weaker game in the Outlast franchise, but that doesn't necessarily make it terrible or a bad game. The story is interesting, but hard to follow (If you have read the comics or the in-game notes you find at all) with the game also having over-the-top graphical gore and nudity, but it wouldn't be an Outlast game without all that jazz.

It's a game I still recommend, as it is a pretty well made game, but it is not memorable as Outlast 1 with its characters and areas.

This is like a game Lucas Baker would make to torture someone.