Recent reviews by Pyt

Wish this game still had an active player base. The game is completely dead but if you don't mind playing against the AI or if you have friends to play with its still a fun little game to play.

The classes or equipment rarely seem to matter on your play through. Just remember to use the coffee and you will easily walk through this game even on the highest difficulty. Was a fun little story though.

Has plenty of Classes that you can mix and match the spells for. The story is equally engaging and hilarious leading this to be the best South Park game on the market.

There isn't anything I can say that others haven't already said more articulately than I possibly can.

Sure the game kind of plays itself at points but you get to be a cat in a pretty unique and interesting world.

Very good game. I played this game when i was a wee little lad of 14 years old. And I remember I had so much fun playing then as the dark edgy kid who killed and yelled any everyone in my party. I even got the wookie to kill that little blue Twi'lek girl on the beach after I learned the truth about my character.

Fast forward to present day, and it is just as much fun as I remember it. This game was made when developers actually cared about the games they put out instead of the cash grabs we see all so often now (Fallen Order).

I really wanted to like this game. Over the past few years I've tried to play it to completion but am just never able to. This is mostly due to the repetitive cycle of - drive to crime scene, find evidence, leave crime scene, interrogate loved ones of the victim (don't get it twisted some of the dialog choices have you screaming at them), make wild accusation (at one point during an interview with a suspect I outright called them a pedophile with no real evidence other than a book I found with some boy names in it), then accuse the wrong person and then move on to the next case and repeat the cycle all over.

Don't get me wrong there are plenty of things to like about this game. The hat physics alone are pretty neat, and the face capturing is pretty cool, even though I dont think it works like they want to it.

Its not a bad game, I just feel like it gets boring really quickly.

GTAV is one of the best games I've ever played, both for single player and for multiplayer with friends. The story alone is enough to warrant anyone on the fence about this game. Its fun with but interesting characters, cool missions, great combat, and one of the best stories I've gotten to play though in my years of gaming.

The multiplayer aspect of the game is really amazing as well as long as you have a few friends to play it with. At the time I'm doing this review having a corporation or a motorcycle club are both really cool ways to enjoy the game and sink a few hours into. For me personally the crown jewel of the multiplayer is the inclusion of heists. Heist are pretty similar to the ones found in the single player story and aside from one or two independent missions they are all excellent and definitely worth playing.

Its ok, its not really a Fallout game. The combat is improved but there are almost zero RPG elements.

Very interesting concept. Having to control and maintain the health of multiple different characters was challenging and fun. I absolutely loved playing this. There is a small amount of replayability but after the third or fourth playthrough I did find it pretty repetitive as some of the same decisions need to be made. I also didnt like that using your fists on someone would also just kill them, mistakenly made this mistake when I was looking for food for my characters and I ran into an elderly gentleman and his wife and they cornered me and tried to kill me. I thought I would just knock them out but I ended up being apart of a double murder, whoops.