Recent reviews by KULKRiX

I had to edit my review since they dropped a patch so soon!

I haven’t been truly hooked by a single-player game in years—nothing managed to hold my attention for long. Crimson Desert did the impossible and grabbed me from the very first moments.

It might not click for everyone. Some players came in with mismatched expectations, and that’s fine—not every game has to be for every person. But for me, someone who completely skipped the hype train and went in with zero preconceptions, this is an absolute masterpiece.

Pearl Abyss has crafted something special here: a bold, beautiful, uncompromising piece of art in an industry that too often plays it safe. We as gamers could stand to complain a little less and show a bit more gratitude when studios still dare to create experiences like this instead of just chasing the same tired formulas.

Apples and oranges, people. Not every title needs to be the same checklist.

Thank you, Pearl Abyss. Much love and serious respect for what you’ve built.

I never thought i'd say this ever again but the latest update plus going f2p is what may just have saved this games future.

I don't want to set the world on fire. I just want to light a flame in your hearth.

Feels a bit off every now and then, but has an active, amazingly helpfull and friendly playerbase. Must try, it's free anyway!

Pay 2 win.. Big time..

I don't understand why they removed mods from the Single Player. I don't miss them though. It is still the best of it's kind out there.

Rainbow Six Siege is a tactical shooter game in which you play 5v5 matches either Casual or Ranked. The matchmaking and overal health of the game has increased a lot of the past 2 years of content compared to it's flawed launch, and Ubisoft has another year of content on the way to maintain and increase this health and it's playerbase.

The learning curve of this game's mechanics is not very high, but the learning curve of playing the large variety of maps and getting to know the good, bad and OP spots takes practice and time. If you are no fan of being shot over and over again in the first 20 levels you are in for a bad time. IF you bite through it and learn the ropes of how people play, it will be one of the most satisfieng games out there.

Be warned though, if you buy the starer edition you will have a very, very long grind ahead of you to unlock all the operators in the game.

I haven't bought a Call of Duty Game since Black Ops 1. The series lost me because of the lack of inovation and there were a lot of other, better games around. This time around I decided to give Call of Duty another try. And I do NOT regret it. Black Ops 3, as Treyarch claims it, is THE best Call of Duty game around. The Campaign is fun, but should not be the reason you would want to buy this game. The Multiplayer experience is a whole other story though. First of all, it's the traditional gameplay you are used with a couple of new features that seem to "change" the way you play. It bring a new layer of freshness to the series it needed. And then there is the Zombie mode, that explodes with a steampunk vibe, amazing atmosphere and of course, LOADS of zombies. As a person that sort of 'boycotted' Call of Duty, I am glad to say that I'm back. For now! Oh and I have a midrange gaming PC and the game runs 60FPS @ high settings.

Trying very hard to like this game.

I freaking love this game. So does my girl! We played it, and enjoyed to hell out of it. It's silly, it's fast, it's a little like Little Big Planet but then on Steroids and not so child-friendly. Hatty is NOT your friend!