Recent reviews by Vindicator

In the words of the great Keanu Reeves: Whoa.

Regarded as the best ARPG for decades. Many tried to top it and failed.

This was one of me and my friends' go-to multiplayer games at LAN parties as a kid. Grabbing all the achievements in the updated version was a huge nostalgia trip and the compass quality of life addition is ultra helpful. It's sad that not many FPS games can do much better than what Quake 2 offers still to this day.

Can't even get through the initial menus without the game crashing. 2 times it said I ran out of video memory on a 32GB GPU. Uh huh, sure. Hope this gets fixed.
CPU: 9800X3D
GPU: 5090
OS: Win 11

Edit: Game began working after restarting my PC. Hopefully it's good now for the long haul.

Use the steam app "Lossless Scaling" to multiply your fps up to 120 and beyond. Works like a charm.

Amazing games. Amazing ports. Highly recommend. Each of the three games has fairly unique mechanics for skills & abilities.

This game looks similar to other games on the surface but is actually pretty unique. Played this with friends during the pandemic when we had a lot of time on our hands and had a blast. Probably spent 200 hours on this (not on steam, used the ubisoft sub) and still have lots of mechanics and other continents to explore.

Arguably the best OST in gaming history. Incredible overall.

Very unique game. I personally have a lot of fun with it, but it's easy to look at it as a walking simulator with a complex story and that doesn't really do it justice. The progression is pretty top tier and completionists are rewarded incredibly with all kinds of tech that's easily missed if you stick to the main story.

Wow, this is incredible for a community made game. Calling it a mod is a huge understatement.

I was planning on checking this out for a few minutes and just kept being enticed and impressed by all kinds of little things. Haven't gotten far at all yet but the world is incredibly fleshed out. There are hidden rewards and stashes hidden all over the place. The two "dungeons" I've gone into so far that were just random places not linked to any quests I had at the time at least were more fleshed out and unique than the vast majority of the dungeons in Skyrim itself.