Recent reviews by MasterV

WAVESHAPER – The Legendary Black Background Simulator

Let’s be honest. Everybody buys this game for one reason.

You buy it.
You launch it.
You leave it running for 2 hours.
You get the black background.
Then you never open the game again.

Peak gaming experience.

Almost no one actually plays this game — it just sits in the background doing its job like a loyal employee.

Pro tip: Buy it when the price drops 👍

⭐ 10/10 – Best 2-hour AFK simulator on Steam.

Wallpaper Engine – The GOAT of Wallpaper Software

This is the GOAT. No other wallpaper software even comes close to it.

The customization is amazing, the performance is great, and the community is incredible. There are so many wallpapers made by the community that you will never run out of options.

Simple, powerful, and just works.

⭐ 10/10 – The king of wallpaper software. ❤️😎😤

It Takes Two – One of the Most Fun Co-op Games

After playing this game, I actually started playing more games from this genre. It was such a fun experience. I played it with my friend, and we spent a lot of time trolling each other and just laughing while playing.

What I love about this game is that it doesn’t matter what genre you normally like or dislike—you will enjoy this game. Every level feels different, and the game always gives you something new to try.

The game also has its own special feeling that’s hard to explain, but once you play it, you’ll understand.

⭐ 9/10 – Amazing co-op experience that everyone should try.

Buckshot Roulette – Simple but Fun

I really like this game. It’s a simple idea, but it creates a very fun and tense experience every time you play.

The atmosphere is great, and every round keeps you guessing. It’s one of those small games that’s easy to pick up but still really enjoyable.

⭐ 8/10 – Short, unique, and fun.

Resident Evil Resistance – A Forgotten Experiment

I think this is one of the few things CAPCOM really messed up in the Resident Evil series. It honestly feels like they just want to forget this game ever existed. I only got it because it came in a bundle.

The game itself is decent, but there are too many problems. There are very few players, so finding matches can be difficult, and there are a lot of hackers, which makes the experience worse.

It had some interesting ideas, but it just never really worked out.

⭐ 5/10 – Decent concept, but poor support and player base.

Once Human – Fun With Friends, But Gets Repetitive

I actually like this game a lot. There are so many things to do, and playing with friends makes it even better. Exploring the world, building your base, combat, and crafting are all really fun parts of the game.

For a free game, it’s honestly impressive and it doesn’t feel pay-to-win, which is awesome.

But after some time, the game starts repeating itself. I have 136.5 hours in the game, and eventually I stopped playing because the gameplay loop became too repetitive. The story also isn’t very strong, so it doesn’t really keep you hooked.

Still, I had a good time with it. If you like exploration, building, combat, and crafting, it’s definitely worth trying—especially since it’s free.

⭐ 7/10 – Fun survival game, but gets repetitive after a while.

Aimlabs – Not Free Like It Claims

This game says it’s free, but honestly it doesn’t feel free at all. There are microtransactions and paywalls everywhere, which kind of defeats the point.

The game also has a lot of problems. It crashes sometimes, feels clunky, and the menu design is really bad and confusing. On top of that, I’ve experienced lag and even ran into cheaters, which makes practice modes frustrating.

For a game that’s supposed to help improve aim, the experience itself feels unpolished.

⭐ 3/10 – Too many issues for something that’s supposed to be simple practice.

HITMAN: World of Assassination – Great Game, Terrible Buying System

I honestly have no idea how you’re supposed to buy this game properly. I got part of the game for free, but it’s not the full game. When I tried to buy the full version on Steam, it told me: “If purchasing for yourself, you will not receive an extra copy of: HITMAN World of Assassination.”

That confused me a lot, so I backed out because I didn’t want to accidentally waste money. The whole system is messy and unclear. It feels like the developer/publisher really messed things up—people who got the free version now don’t know how to upgrade to the full game.

If you don’t know what you’re doing here, you might end up not buying anything at all like me.

Instead, just buy Hitman: Absolution. That game is the GOAT of the series for me. Classic stealth gameplay, amazing atmosphere, and pure nostalgia. Old but gold, and still one of the best Hitman experiences ever.

⭐ 4/10 – Good game probably, but the buying system is a mess. Go play the GOAT instead: Hitman: Absolution.

Detroit: Become Human – Every Choice Matters
I absolutely love the story in this game. From start to finish, it kept me hooked. I even managed to get the good ending on my first playthrough (Everyone Lives), and that made the experience even more special.

The characters are amazing—I got really attached to all of them. The twist about Alice honestly caught me off guard, but it was such a good and emotional surprise.

And I have to mention the loading screen girl 😊 she’s such a small detail, but it makes the game feel more unique and alive.

⭐ 10/10 – Emotional, intense, and unforgettable.

Red Dead Redemption 2 – A Masterpiece
This is my favorite game now, no doubt about it. The story is incredible, and no matter how long you play, you never get bored. There’s always something to do, something to discover.

It’s a real treat for explorers. The world feels alive, and even today the graphics are still top-tier for this era. Everything about it feels carefully crafted.

This was the first game that actually made me cry—Arthur’s death hit hard, and losing my horse (Hopper) made it even worse. That moment stayed with me. And Sadie Adler? Absolute love ❤️

⭐ 10/10 – An unforgettable journey that stays with you forever.