Recent reviews by Retr0^

(Long time DF player here, the premium version that is available here on Steam is a great upgrade to the original and makes it much more accessible. Even if you're content with the ASCII graphics I still would consider purchasing this edition as a show of gratitude to the amazing development process that has made this game thrive)

I love all kinds of games. If you take a peek at my profile you'll see a whole lot of racing titles for example. But there's no greater game in the history of mankind than Dwarf Fortress. It simply is one of the greatest achievements we'll ever witness in the gaming industry, for no matter how far graphical fidelity will stretch beyond our imaginations, the pixelated dwarves will forever stay victorious. It is an experience you will never ever forget, and once you've opened pandora's box, your view of the world will never ever be the same again.

Don't hesitate. Buy it. This is one of the few games I'd consider a no brainer almost no matter the price. It really is that good.

If you like to tinker with cars but also driving them (not race, but drive) then this is probably the ultimate game for you. As someone who spends 99% of their time in sim racing titles doing practice laps and tweaking setups (instead of actual racing), then there really isn't a better match than BeamNG.

As I'm someone who loves to drive cars for the sake of driving them (i.e., not doing hot laps or races, but just driving around the circuit because of the "fun" factor) and not necessarily always compete, I have to say that Assetto Corsa is amazing.

The endless amount of mods for this game will probably ensure that no matter what you like to drive, you will find it. But, like always with modding, the quality is very much "hit or miss". For instance, certain cars handle well but sound terrible, some handle like a turd on wheels but sound great, etc. Therefore the lack of Steam Workshop integration or any type of curated forum for mods (except RaceDepartment, which does have lots of outdated mods) makes it less than ideal for someone who likes a game presented in a neat package with official content (like iRacing).

The multiplayer is great in terms of netcode and performance. As for matchmaking and the quality of races, then it's very likely you'll want to jump off a bridge after getting shunted at turn 1 after 5 race restarts. But, if you have patience and are willing to join a racing league, then I believe Assetto Corsa to be one of the best racing simulators out there. It's possible to push to the utmost limit of every car, allowing skilled drivers to correct oversteer instead of spinning around without any chance of correcting it (like in iRacing). But Assetto Corsa does show it's age in terms of the implementation of tire flex, chassi flex and soft body physics, which does make certain cars lose their character. I also think that it's worth to mention the lack of gravel simulation, developing track grip, weather and a night cycle (unless you mod it, that is).

All in all, it's a good game, especially for the price. Realistically, even if you think that this game is utter garbage, it's still worth the peanuts that it costs during sale. Essentially, unless you're on a super tight budget, you can't go wrong with this game.

Keeps on "force closing" itself when I try to play online. Support are unable to help me out.

LS Swap a FWD Golf, then go so fast you glitch through the ground. Realistic

Terrible game. Not only the gameplay and the game itself but also its performance... It's laughable. Got it on sale because I haven't played 2k in a long time. I thought that the reviews were mostly targeted towards online players matchmaking against P2W opponents and that it wouldn't affect me as a someone who mostly plays single player, however the gameplay feels worse than 2k17 somehow... Visuals are still the same... The game isn't improving at all, it's regressing steadily with every release. Would rather throw money at EA Sports to port NBA Live to the PC than buy 2K.

PS: No Mac or Linux support is quite dumb also

I do recommend the game, however the performance leaves much to be desired.
Considering this is a game that wants to appeal to a very broad audience it baffles me how they haven't optimized the game even though it has been released for many years in Asia.
Loading a new map causes the game to freeze and stutter, crafting/dismantling causes the game to stutter etc.
With a GTX 1070, i7 4790k and SSD I really shouldn't experience these stutters nor have only 100fps with 70fps dips in a very closed instance environment... I hope they do fix these issues.

A well oiled addiction machine with seemingless endless amount of fun and goofy content, partnered with the best storytelling I've experienced. Developeres are responsive, the pre-order came with bonuses and was 2 euro cheaper than the retail price. What is there not to love? The keyboard and mouse support is there, but it is clunky. I don't mind that approach as they can't change how the engine functions or how the game plays just to make it adjusted to PC.

This is a good game, please give it a chance.

CS:GO is an amazing game. Its easier to learn than some people think..! Play casual the first about 5 hours to learn the basics