Recent reviews by Cosmos

FO3 is a fun game with great art direction, I loved it from the get go, but it's a terrible Fallout. Instead of exploring how society adapts and changes in the decades and centuries after the apocalypse, it's a collection of post-apocalyptic tropes tied together with a thin plot and an antagonist recycled from the Interplay games. In order to recycle the antagonist, they placed the game 200 years after the bombs fell when in every way it seems to depict DC 20-50 years after the bombs fell. While the Interplay/Obsidian games show how society struggles and recovers, the Bethesda games show the post apocalypse as a cliche that never changes, an apocalyptic stasis that people are stuck in. And the RPG elements are relatively weak. Buy the game, enjoy it enjoy it like I did, but don't linger too long because FO: New Vegas (made by the original creators of Fallout) awaits and is better in every way save art direction and you'll need time for multiple plays thru's.

Great game. My only complaint is there could be been 20 percent more of everything: laws, buildings, maps, scenariors, etc. Still, felt like I got my monies worth.

KOTOR 1 is in my Top 10 favorite games but I've owned KOTOR 2 for a couple years now and just can't get into it. The story is weaker, the game is weaker. Everytime I try to finish it, it feels like a slog and I lose interest.

I bought the whole game trilogy on a whim and it's some of the better games I've ever played. Maybe not the best mechanics but the mood, atmosphere, story, and art direction are all outstanding and the IP the series is based on is a hidden gem that's available online in English for free (legally).

One of the better games I've ever played. Bought the first one (redux version) and binged all three. Not perfect but still one of my favorites and very unique. Special shout out to both the mood/ambiance of the game and to the art direction.

I just couldn't get into it. After putting 150 hours into SR3, which I loved, I found that SR4 just didn't do it for me. After 3.2 hours of game play it languished and I haven't touched it in 2 years.

Not only does this game scratch the Shadowrun itch but I feel the strength of it's story and art direction could appeal to broader fans of Cyberpunk and Fantasy. It's not perfect; certainly I'd tweak a few things and expand the content in a perfect world. A worthy purchase none the less.

One of the finest games ever made, and that was in it's notoriously buggy state with tremendous cut content to make it's operating requirements within reach of the XBOX 360. Now, mod community bug fixes, restored cut content, and extensive mod community support make it a gem of gaming.

If you're a Mad Max fan desperate for content, this will do. If you like symmetrical completion games, even better. But it could have been so much more. But also less is more cause this game from a lore standpoint is ridiculous. And the Car mechanics aren't even as good as games like Saints Row 3; damage to the car isn't visible, it's tracked via meter.

I will say though, playing this game thru the unrest, warfare, and disrupted supply lines of 2022-23 hits way different when you find Historical Relics.

CS:GO is whack