Recent reviews by Mrbebob1

I have played this title a lot through Xbox Game Pass for PC, but I decided to finally grab it on steam whilst it was on sale.
The initial slow pace and lack familiarization can really kill this game for new players; however, once you find a recurring crew and find hints of what there is to discover and work towards, the game can become a thrilling and addictive experience.
This game really shines when playing with a crew consisting of close friends, or at least people you can communicate to through a voice chat, as a streamlined experience provides for more intense scenarios which is where the fruit of the game lays.
The recent additions of a battlepass which provides the premium currency without the need for microtransactions really makes up for the cosmetic progression system they have in place.
The new enemy variety also works as a refresher for combat since it promotes using a variety of weapons and tactics to counter the fiercer foes; although, the high rate of which they spawn can also be taken into question as it can be rather obstructive at times.

Whilst it is poorly made addition to the Fallout franchise, it is still a fun game to play.

Despite me not liking racing games at all; this game is actually incredible.

One of my all-time favourite RPGs. I highly recommend you try this game; but be warned, it will consume entire days of your life.

I am so glad that this tool was added to steam!

It's a genuinely fun game to play. I just wished it sorted out some basic issues, such as the subtitles repeating a previous bit of dialogue instead of updating to the current dialogue.

I recommend this product, as i thoroughly enjoy playing it; however, I wish there was a little bit more depth.
The gameplay is smooth and entertaining, but it's the systems that have bit of clunk to them.

As i'm shoddy at pointing out the best aspects of a title, this review will cover what needs to change.
For insight to why you should play this product, please peruse some of the other reviews.

Things such as notes you find shouldn't take up an inventory slot, or how there should be a proper relationship system between survivors in your camp where you can develop proper bonds like friendships and romances between specific individuals. I at least appreciate each character having their own story and traits, I just wished I could perhaps have their experience mould their future interactions and have them hold more gravity to my settlement.

Personally, when it comes to survival games, I like to take my time to establish myself before diving into danger; I love the feeling of having my hardwork pay off and seeing things i set-up in action. What I don't like is how most side-quests in this game usually having the same small-window to complete before the quest-giver gets all grudgy. Different types of side-quests should have variable deadlines based upon severity, and other existing settlements should be able to assist instead of you being the sole problem solver. Having a quick responce and a developed reputation should be rewarded, but doing your own thing that may benifit them in other ways should also not have them look down upon you.

I saw some other reviews discuss the issues with combat and the spawning system, and i'm glad i read them as the game didn't make it clear that things like spawning zeds in when a sound occurs or jugs not taking damage when staggered, was even a thing.

It's one of my personal favourite games out of the GTA series, I would even go as far as saying it was better than GTA V. It was made when monitisation wasn't Rockstar's biggest priority, and it really shows in the title's quality.

At it's very core, this is a fun game about heisting various locations through different means.
It works as both a solo and co-operative game, and has something to suit even the pickiest players.

It's halo anthology we all wanted, and it's finally on PC. A collection of damn good games to tick away a few dozen hours of your life.