Recent reviews by CommandoKoch

This game is fantastic on so many levels. The sound design alone is almost worth the price of admission... it’s insanely immersive and just pulls you right in. The gameplay is tight and responsive; even though it’s a third-person title, it feels incredibly well-made. Character controls are sharp, and the combat is brutal, intense, and insanely rewarding.

I had an awesome experience. On my second solo run, I spot this dude - I’ve got the high ground (as we've all learned is the best ground to have...) , so I think, easy kill. Nope. It turns into this epic duel where we both burn through all our ammo. Then we actually start talking and decide to team up because our exfil is crawling with arcs. So we scavenge for ammo, fight off waves of drones, and somehow manage to extract. A totally fragile alliance… but we made it out. ALIVE.

Also, Arc lets you jump topside with a free loadout. It’s kinda like a scav run in Tarkov, but, you know… better and you can keep on doing it.

As a dad with small kids, this game isn’t exactly diaper-change-friendly. But when you run with a free loadout, the game cuts you some slack. Sure, you start with worse gear, but it gives you a low-risk, high-reward. So if the baby monitor goes off mid-fight and you have to bail before exfil, yeah, losing your loot still stings, but at least you’re not crying over your best kit.

To quote TDAWG. "BATTLEFIELD IS BACK"

MP: 10/10. I recommend enabling WAR TAPES under audio // audio mix. Thank me later!

Having a great time with Dune: Awakening so far. The world is super immersive, with really solid sound design and music that fits the Dune vibe perfectly. There's a ton of crafting and systems to mess around with, which has kept me pretty hooked.

Combat is mostly fine, though melee still feels a bit janky - nothing game-breaking, just a little unpolished and odd... Still, it's been a fun ride overall. If you're into survival games or just want to roam around Arrakis, it's worth checking out.

It's great!

This game is absolutely hilarious!

If you’re looking for a game that drops you into the raw, gritty chaos of World War II and forces you to think like a soldier, look no further. Hell Let Loose isn’t just a game; it’s an immersive war simulator that nails the perfect balance between strategy and adrenaline-fueled combat.

🪖 Here’s why I can’t stop playing:
Teamwork is King:
Charging in solo? Good luck! Hell Let Loose thrives on communication and cooperation. Whether you're leading a squad or holding the line as a grunt, every player matters, and every decision counts.

Maps That Feel Alive:
The battlefield isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a character. From the haunting ruins of towns to dense forests where every shadow feels like an ambush, the maps are massive, detailed, and downright stunning.

Tanks. Are. Terrifying.
Seriously, hearing the rumble of a tank while crouching in a trench will make your palms sweat. Operating one with a crew? Absolute joy.

Authenticity Done Right:
The historical accuracy is chef’s kiss. Weapons feel weighty, uniforms are on point, and even the smallest details (hello, ambient battlefield sounds) pull you into the era.

Highs and Lows That Stick With You:
From barely surviving an artillery barrage to sprinting across open ground under machine gun fire, every match feels like a story you’ll be telling your friends for weeks.

🚨 A Few Notes for New Recruits:
This isn’t Call of Duty—it’s a thinking person’s shooter. Prepare for a learning curve and bring a microphone.
You will die. A lot. But every death is a lesson—and sometimes, a hilarious one.
TL;DR: Hell Let Loose is an intense, rewarding, and beautifully brutal experience. If you’re a fan of tactical shooters or WWII history, you owe it to yourself to try it. Just remember to thank your commander after they drop that game-winning airstrike.

🧢 10/10 would charge into the chaos again. Yippee-ki-yay, history nerds!

Ready or Not captures the tense, tactical spirit of SWAT in the best possible way. It's the perfect spiritual successor to SWAT 4, bringing the slow, methodical gameplay fans love while adding a modern touch. The attention to detail in team coordination, room clearing, and decision-making under pressure makes each mission feel immersive and high-stakes. Whether you're coordinating with AI or diving into multiplayer, the intensity is always palpable. If you've been longing for a SWAT 5, Ready or Not delivers it with precision and heart-pounding action. A must-play for tactical shooter enthusiasts!

Wow, where do I even start with Space Marine 2? This game is an absolute masterpiece. From the moment you launch into it, you’re greeted with stunning visuals that are nothing short of breathtaking. The graphics are absolutely gorgeous, and every environment is meticulously crafted to immerse you in the grim darkness of the 41st millennium.

But it's not just about looks. The sound design in this game is incredible. The roars of battle, the clashing of chainswords, and the ominous growls of enemies create an atmospheric experience that’s both thrilling and immersive. It feels like you’re right there on the front lines, fighting for the glory of the Emperor.

The co-op experience is where Space Marine 2 truly shines. Teaming up with friends to tackle the hordes of the enemy is a blast. The gameplay is smooth, engaging, and packed with adrenaline-pumping moments that make every session unforgettable. Whether you’re charging into battle or strategizing with your squad, the co-op mode is a fantastic addition that keeps the game fresh and exciting.

In summary, Space Marine 2 is a phenomenal game that delivers on every front. It’s a visual feast, has outstanding audio, and offers a co-op experience that’s both thrilling and rewarding. If you’re a fan of the Warhammer 40K universe or just love an epic action game, this one is a must-have. All for the Emperor!

It's probably the closest thing we'll get to Half-Life 3. And it's great!

10/10!

The game absolutely has promise. It's fun, incredibly immersive, and features a well-crafted world. However, performance is an issue for many and needs optimization. I'm confident they'll address it—just give them some time.

For now, there's no toggle for aiming or leaning, which is quite odd in my opinion. But I’m sure this feature will be added sooner rather than later. I still recommend this game because it's really cool, especially if you have a more powerful rig. (Optimization is way better now after the new Night Ops update!)