Recent reviews by Bubbles

I honestly don't understand where all those performance reviews are coming from. It's running well on my 4070. Badass settings, DLSS and frame generation activated, 65-90 FPS depending on the surroundings.

Gameplay feels great so far, the story could get interesting. Will get back to this eventually but one thing's for sure: this game is a banger.

This is one of the games that's clearly so much more fun when playing with friends, I've finished a co-op run recently and we both had a really good time. Well, for the most part, at least.

The map is insanely large and beautiful, it's one of the prettiest in-game worlds I've ever played in. The story serves its purpose well and most of the sidejobs are relatively fun to play and straightforward in nature. However, gameplay is what makes Wildlands so incredibly fun. Using all sorts of tactical drones, figuring out the correct strategy for every main quest and every enemy base and, oftentimes, just ending up in a massive shootout - things never get boring. Wildlands will always keep things exciting, as the name would suggest.

HOWEVER. The game could be so much less frustrating to players, had it not been for the preposterous spawn behavior of enemies, especially Unidad. You gotta ask where these guys are coming from at times. Spawn waves of Unidad enemies tend to turn some of the quests in this game into never-ending nightmares. And it doesn't end there: your OWN respawn patterns don't make it easier it all. There's a good chance you'll end up respawning RIGHT in the middle of the fight where you left off with hardly a chance of making it out alive. Why, Ubisoft, just... why?

That aside, however, Wildlands is very enjoyable. Grab yourself a teammate or two and dive right in.

Oh yeah, the DLCs. Narco Road is ass and Fallen Ghosts is quite fun (though relatively hard at times). Don't bother with Narco Road, it's essentially the "special" lovechild of The Crew and GTA, just... combining the worst of both worlds essentially. Seriously. It's not worth it.

I haven't had a new favorite game in well over a decade.

Welp. Here it is now.

Amazing story. Rememberable, lovable characters with great development. Incredible graphics. Marvellous voice acting. Beautiful cinematics. Side quests that constantly add to the lore.

Oh, and most importantly, there's Torgal - your frostwolf-turned-puppy touring Valisthea, accompanying Clive, your main character (and a fantastic one at that).

I have been awestruck. I have laughed. I have cried (a lot). I have cheered. I... I have been going through all sorts of emotion, quite honestly. This game's got it all. Tearjerking cutscenes, exciting combat, impressive visuals... never have I ever felt I had to recommend a game as much as I did Final Fantasy XVI.

The only fantasy here is yours, and we shall be its final witness.

There is no better Bethesda game. That's it. That's the review.

Alright, alright. Look, I get it. The memes, right? I enjoy them myself, quite a lot actually. Don't let them distract you from the fact that Oblivion is a great game, though, even after all these years. Compared to Skyrim, it's packing a better story in both main and side quests, a better magic system, a more vibrant world, more focus on lore, and, every now and then, a little bit of horror, which adds to the vibe quite nicely.

If you're fine with NPCs engaging in weirdly unauthentic dialogue with each other, if you're fine with bosses not quite living up to their name (looking at you, Mannimarco), and, especially when playing in another language than English, if you're fine with clearly botched translations, give this one a go because everything else makes for a near-perfect RPG. It resembles a beautiful balance between Morrowind's lore-driven purity and Skyrim's comfortable casual gameplay.

One of the best shooters of all time. Period. Fantastic gunplay, peak humor, rememberable characters, all-out greatness.

It's hella fun honestly, of course it's still somewhat buggy but that's a given in early access. Hope they'll keep developing it further, I might get back to this if they do.

It's hella fun. Peak Borderlands humor offering a quite well-written story and amazing boss fights, especially the final one.

#TruckingForPeace <3

Ich kenne mich weder besonders gut mit Autos oder LKWs aus, noch habe ich im RL jemals den Wunsch verspürt, Trucker zu werden.
Aber hier gefällt es mir extrem gut.

Wahrscheinlich ist es diese Mischung aus unkompliziertem, angenehm ruhigem Gameplay und das Gefühl, (mehr oder weniger) ganz Europa erkunden zu können, während man sich seine Brötchen verdient, die ETS 2 mich so entspannen lässt. Wenn man einfach nur entspannt was zocken, im Discord chillen und nebenbei ein wenig Musik hören will, gibt es - meiner Meinung nach - kaum ein Spiel, welches das besser hinbekommt.

Yeah, I get it, it's mostly the same every year, but to me personally, a few fantastic changes have been made in my favorite game mode, being career mode playing as a pro.

For instance, FINALLY, you're not being switched out anymore after 55 minutes which is a major improvement. You could argue it's beyond anyone how EA would even allow that to happen in the first place, but I digress.

It's fun. It's FIFA. You know what you're in for. I'm happy.