Recent reviews by Chip Hazard(Timo)

Really great story-driven game with timely choices, map navigation, on the fly thinking, and some replayability(2-3 playthroughs or more). I can easily pump about 15-25 hrs and be satisfied with what I got. Great voice acting, music, visual artstyle, and simple but fun game mechanics.

This game is absolutely phenomenal. The gameplay is immersive, fun, and engaging. The story is expanded with more lore details and continuity from the previous remakes to tie the story in nicely. The characters have a lot more going for them Ada and Krauser need work . Luis' character made me buy a copy of Don Quixote because he left such a lasting impact on the game. I'm just waiting for separate ways, assignment ada, and more mercenaries maps and characters in future dlc for this game to receive a perfect 10 from this long time fan of all the games. For now, i'll rest my score at a 9 until the DLC wakes me back up to that 10.

This is the without a doubt the most entertaining VR Survival Horror game that I've had the honor to play. Take some of the things you love about the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and Metro franchise and add a little bit of Roadside Picnic as well into this game and that is "Into The Radius". Update 2.3 really put this game into a near perfect spot as far as ive been playing. The only minor thing I would add into the game for your hideout is speed loaders for rifle and pistol magazines just to speed up prepping at your hub. I can't recommend this game enough to really do it justice. Watch all the small youtube channels that play this game and love it or just put down 23-25 bucks when its on sale because you'll play it enough to make up for the price, GUARANTEED!

I've gifted 8 of my friends Deep Rock. THATS HOW MUCH I LOVE THIS GAME!

Battlefield 2042 was released in a broken and incomplete state. The gameplay is nowhere close to what is shown in trailers and marketing and is outright false advertising. The gunplay is very glitchy character models and maps often experienced bugs, glitches, failure to load textures, broken physics engine, etc. After 3 months upon release, minor fixes were implemented and they finally added a scoreboard. After 3 months, we GOT A SCOREBOARD, thats it. This is is on par with Battlefront 2 in terms of its broken state of release and will likely takes 1-2 years to fix. DICE and EA only continue to fail the consumers and investors with their incompetence. It's time to shut this company down and its publisher for good and push the reset button.

Just buy Resident Evil 1 and dont waste your time. Them & Us is the family dollar Resident Evil

Very interesting concept, the developer is consistent with the roadmap and updates, and the game is looking and playing better every month. One of the few early access games that will definitely complete the intended goals.

Personally, I like the game for what it offers. Big map, cool enemies, farcry levels of action and gadget use, good 80s synthwave and character customization. To me all it really needs to greatly improve the gameplay is quick keys for ammo swapping, gadget and first aid uses(similar to metal gear solid V with the sub-category's using 1 simple hotkey and a wheel.

So lets start by counting all the times the developers failed this game.
1. They delayed it several times when it was expected to come out by 2017/2018
2. They released it on discord which nobody uses to buy games
3. They were too slow to release content and instead had their staff take vacations, go on trips, etc like the F13 developers who just ♥♥♥♥♥♥ around half the time.
4. They didn't market the game which they should've even for early access
5. They didn't meet the vision that they probably had in mind so they just patched things around in a DBD fashion to where they have no idea how to balance or give the game substance
6. Too little, Too late, far behind hope

Update 2/18/2020:
-killers are being balanced better
-optimization still has a way to go but its seeing progress
-new maps and killers need to come out quicker
-survivors need more things to do with the scrap system such as repair items, craft ammo, etc

Summary: The game is doing a lot better in my eyes compared to games like Dead By Daylight or Friday The 13th at launch. while the game has been around since 2018 its doing well and the devs seem to have more of a goal and idea in mind with the core gameplay. Tweaks and balances and CONTENT are whats gonna ultimately keep this game alive so both killers and survivors dont feel cheated as hard as it is to do.

So lets start by saying this is truly an indie game. Made by 10 people who had a good deal of experience in game development, Daymare is the game we got when Capcom said "Hey dont worry buddy, we can make Resident Evil 2: Remake for you but we'll get 3 of our advisors to help you make your own stand-alone game. People give this game a fair amount of criticism but I forgive any technical issues that have happened and would very much like to see future installments of this new IP. so far about 10,000 people have bought and played the game on steam so I hope it does well enough to warrant future games. Again, this is an indie game but damn is it a good one. They have the core mechanics and game done decently but it could use some tweaks if they were to make a sequel. UI could be much faster like Resident Evil was, reloading shouldn't be as finnicky as it is, movement could be a bit more responsive between jogging and sprinting, the gunplay I would say is honestly very good(handguns are fast and responsive and do decent damage, shotguns pack a punch and feel powerful, magnums are basically paying homage to resident evil at this point). The voice animations(not so much the acting because it makes sense to sound cheesy as a 1998 throwback)could really use some smoothing out. It feels like cutscenes are rendering at like 30fps or lower when the game is at much higher frames so their voices lag with their facial movements. Soundtrack is pretty sweet with some good ambience and boss fight music. Overall, Daymare is a beacon of light to survival horror throwbacks and I would happily support the devs to encourage them to make improved sequels.