Recent reviews by StereoGramSam

FOR DEMOCRACY - Cannot fault the game at all, server teething issues but a solid game. Particularly with friends

As someone who has just recently come back to PC gaming as a responsible adult, it is always difficult to find times to play with my old crowd.

Usually playing with randoms spells doom, but Lethal Company is completely the opposite.

I've only played the game for 6 hours, but I've had some of the most fun in recent years. Not just 'ooh that was good', actual crying in tears of laughter fun with people I've only just met.

I cannot recommend this game enough for both groups of friends and solo players who are comfortable talking to randoms

10/10, can't wait to see what the future holds for the game

Its pretty dope. 100% better with friends though

Until this game reaches a point where it delivers what it promised on kickstarter, its a no from me chief

Very short, poorly explained and everything but the average graphics is just a bit ♥♥♥♥.

If you played DayZ when it first went standalone, imagine sitting through that entire process again from start to finish for this games development too.

Although good in theory, the poor display of complex health mechanics along with hard to understand crafting really doesnt help the game stand out.

In the 2 hours I played of the game i could not justify continuing to play it as it is lacking too much content wise to reasonable entertain me for more that 10 or so hours, especially without friends who make up a good deal of enjoyment.

I would keep an eye on this game, wait for it to add more key content such as vehicles, proper base building and maybe some form of missions (as well as general game optimization).

Definetely rough around the edges, but this game shines (especially with friends).

Be prepared to lose your ship over and over, die MANY times from falling or slamming into rocks, but most be prepared to have fun :D

Set in the post apocolyptic American wasteland, Fallout 4 is an excellent continuation of the Fallout series.

With multiple paths to take that will ultimately decide the fate of the commonwealth, the main quest line is engaging and features a host of varied and likeable (or not) characters throughout.

Aslong with the main quest line and the 100's of side quests that are a staple in Bethesda's previous games (Fallout 3 + TES:V for example), Fallout 4 introduces a settlement management and creation. Attract settlers, build structures and obtain merchants to help you in your quests throughout the wastes.

All in all, Fallout 4 is an excellent title and is a must buy for RPG fans and will not disapoint.

P.S. Just remember, its a Bug-thesda game ;)

Sat for 10 minutes deciding between scary path 1, 2 or 3. Chose option 2 as I thought it might be the safest.


I may be bad at making choices....