Recent reviews by Iced Vro

I think the porn creators of overwatch work harder than the people who make overwatch ROLFMAO XDDDDD am i right guys give me points plz

EDIT: I'm gay btw not sure if that matters

Like all Battle-Royales, if played alone it can be boring, but if you queue up it holds up very well the time and you find yourself playing whole afternoons. However, not much has changed since Season 1. The netcode is still lacking, there is still no way to link your progress from other platforms and every time a bug is fixed, it seems 2 new ones appear, in classic EA fashion of course. The novelties and maps introduced in every season don't really seem to impress me anymore and I am wondering if it will ever go back to how good it was in 2019.

Fun as hell! Basically Murder Miners if it was good.

Overwatch but it never gets updates and it's dead LOL

More content and replay value 20 years later than most open world games today. Go figure.

Had to install "Silent Patch" and "Widescreen Fix" separately in order to make the game run smoothly. Otherwise great game.

Many people along the years have debated what the best 3D universe GTA game is. Vice City wins for me easily. I have played through it countless times and never does it get any less fun than the last. I recommend you finish this game at least once and I'm sure you won't regret it. Truly timeless.

Don't buy this it's not worth the money at all plus the developer doesn't deserve anything

So there’s this thing called subtlety. In the case of a horror game this means that the player doesn’t immediately know everything that’s going to happen next from the moment the first interesting thing happens. Restraining yourself and allowing suspense to build means that the game can actually be interesting and maybe, just maybe, if you play your cards right, actually scary.

Now that we have that disclaimer aside, Doki Doki Literature Club is a visual novel about a guy who joins a poetry club at his school and meets an assortment of sexy anime ladies that I’m sure drew in all the degenerates that populate this game’s community. Obviously it’s not just a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ dating sim, because it later evolves into a creepy pasta where one of the anime girls, realising she’s in a game, alters the game’s properties so that she can become closer to the player, who she recognises as separate from the in-game avatar.

If you hate visual novels like a good portion of upstanding Earth citizens, you’re going to be put off immediately by the first half of the game, which unironically replicates all the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ anime visual novels that pollute the marketplace with only the addition of a few throwaway lines about how much each character would love to violently end their own life. If you’ve ever read anything in your life, you’ll see the entire premise coming from a mile away, but that doesn’t inherently make it a bad story. In theory, good writing and atmosphere could have saved this, but after one of the girls hangs herself the jig is up and the game never recovers, with the screen regularly glitching out to remind you that you’re supposed to be scared.

In general, Doki Doki Literature Club isn’t scary or particularly interesting, and although I liked the premise and can respect what’s being attempted, it takes a little bit more than a barebones hack at horror elements to take something from a halfway-decent concept phase to something genuinely good.

Half Life 2: Multiplayer

Trash mobile game ported to PC.

If you're into WW2 Multiplayer Tank games, then just get War Thunder or actual World Of Tanks.