Recent reviews by Naffer

Devs give off some real bad vibes. They didn't stick to their roadmap, they block people who rightfully call them out and now we're getting a lackluster 1.0 after a long wait with more OVERPRICED cosmetics to look forward to! Where's the new maps? I supported and played your game for a while but now? No thanks, I'm good.

WOW! This version of the game needs some more work and some updates to make it playable.

Here were my issues with it:
- Audio issues galore: I played with friends and several of us had microphone issues (the game not picking up the mic or the game not even registering their mic as usable in the game)
- There's no individual audio level settings for players
- The map would sometimes not show up in the meetings
- The VR crossplay bugged out (hands not looking right, not working correctly) on the few of us that were trying to play in VR
- The voice chat audio for the ghosts in the afterlife is REALLY annoying - either remove the voice effect itself or let it be a setting that can be turned off - I just wanted to hear people normally as a ghost.

I wouldn't recommend playing this version of the game until they address these issues.

This is a really good RoboCop game that honestly nails the universe seen in those first two movies.

The side quests/police work + fun interactions with various NPCs compliment the standard FPS gameplay and help turn it into a game that is well worth checking out if you like RoboCop.

Big kudos to Teyon - I think your team would make an awesome Judge Dredd game if that opportunity ever came up. Stoked to see what you tackle next.

Super fun game, especially with a good crew of friends. There are 4 roles to focus on (pilot, gunner, engineer and scavenger) and the recently updated skill tree for each role is great. You can also invest in other skill trees too, which is nice for those who like to wear multiple hats. The loot from missions is mainly cosmetics for your space suit - but you'll also be unlocking new mission types, higher difficulties and ship load-outs along the way. The updates have been substantial and the latest one has thankfully fixed several issues that we encountered in the previous versions. Big thanks to the Devs for all the hard work!

I'll also add that the game is totally playable by yourself, but I really feel that it works *best* with 3-4 players.

If you've ever wanted to play a co-op game where you're basically a ragtag spaceship crew/Star Trek crew taking on various missions, then this game is a great pick up for game nights with your buddies.

Potentially one of the best games ever made. Larian Studios has wonderfully blended Original Sin's already fantastic gameplay with D&D mechanics to make something that feels truly special. Not only that, but the game feels highly replayable with the sheer amount of fun events/choices, great companions and enjoyable classes.

It's an absolute blast to play by yourself or in online co-op with good friends. An easy recommendation.

There is so much potential here - it could easily become the kind of detective simulator game that I've always dreamed of.

Pros:
- Goes for a very tech-noir Blade Runner vibe and does it well, so if you're a fan of that movie/that kind of atmosphere, you're gonna dig this. The game's current music tracks really help nail that overall feeling - kudos!
- The case board and stringing together various clues is very responsive and easy to use. This feature is pretty much perfect in it's current state.
- World interaction can be fun and dynamic at times (Ex: I broke a window at a closed SYNC clinic to get something I needed, I came back a day later and found that they had boarded up the window)
- Tutorial case is excellent - I would definitely welcome more carefully crafted cases like this one in addition to the random sandbox ones.
- Being able to upgrade through various sync discs gives the game a good sense of accomplishment + being able to get a new apartment is a nice incentive for all the money you'll earn from cases and side jobs.
- Currently has a good variety of food, items and equipment + various status effects to deal with
- The apartment customization system currently has a welcome amount of options to play around with. ay, sometimes you just wanna put a buncha roosters on your bedroom wall and call it a day.
- Side jobs offer a nice distraction from the bigger murder cases and offer some pretty impressive rewards

Cons:
- Sandbox murder cases are a little too similar at the moment - too often it's an angry co-worker or neighbor that kills the person, nothing much more than that as far as I've seen. Looking forward to a lot more variation in future updates. Cases that involve unexpected variables like local gang involvement, dirty business cover-ups, cults (kinda seems like this might already be in the game?), missing people, drug problems, etc. would be great. More dynamic ways for a case to tell an interesting story would be ideal.
- NPC interactions are too bland/basic at the moment - the writing needs a lot more character and refinement. More variation in what people say to you would be wonderful. All the NPC's feel like they're roughly the same atm.
- Citizens will sometimes say very obvious things ("I work with them, I last saw them here *says address of workplace*")
- Citizens are far too rude and uncooperative. I get that it's a dystopian society filled with miserable people, but just asking someone for their name shouldn't be a weird hurdle. I would get welcomed warmly into a store/diner/etc. and then get turned down from that same person on every social option. Pretty strange.
- Bugs (as to be expected). One of the most unfortunate bugs I encountered involved my murder case file details becoming randomized again upon reload of a save file.
-Technical performance/stuttering - There is a noticeable occasional stutter on my system, but it seems like this is currently being ironed out/fixed.

Even with those cons, the foundation here is something special and I very much look forward to the upcoming content updates/bug fixes. Keep up the great work!

As someone who grew up playing the first three Gothic games, I would say that this teaser for a remake shows potential. I would suggest steering it a bit more towards what the original did with it's characters, combat and plot setup.

What I liked:
- Keeps the core plot from the first game and adds a couple new things to spice things up (which is fine)
- Graphics look good at times
- Sensible modern updates to the quest/inventory system
- Voice acting/writing is decent enough (the Gothic series always had hilariously bad voice acting, so I was expecting worse)
- Choices in quests/character's "remembering" decisions is a nice modern update
- Exploration feels fun and gives off a similar feeling to the original games

What I didn't like:
- The pacing in the beginning is very drawn out, the initial Diego conversation needs some serious trimming/editing
- The main character feels off compared to how he was done in the original games
- Biggest flaw: The combat system feels mostly awful at this point. I don't feel like it needs the directional attack system... I would advise going for something similar to the original, but with a bit more flair and impact.
- Fights with creatures are not fun, the human fights felt kinda "okay".
- Quest log doesn't offer any hints as to what is needed? I never figured out what medicine to get for a certain character.

Overall, I feel like this is a decent foundation for a Gothic remake that definitely needs to be steered in the right direction in specific places. The main character, the combat system and the pacing of the beginning section could all use some serious work. That said, I was impressed with how much you guys crammed into this teaser. Looking forward to seeing the finished/improved product someday.

This is pretty much the fantastic Resident Evil 2 remake that we have been waiting on for years.... and hey, I'd say it was worth the wait!

An excellent mix of new and old elements from the RE series, along with a few surprises. :O

Thanks CAPCOM, you did it! If this remake is any indication for how you're going to proceed with the RE series, then I am fully on board! (Next up: RE3: Nemesis remake??)

If you have any interest in survival horror games, then you need to play this game ASAP. It is worth every damn penny.

I was so stoked for Mad Max before it's release. It was my most anticipated game of 2015. And it *mostly* met my expectations for it. The lack of difficulty as the game progresses is my only major negative gripe with it. This game simply got too easy too fast and the upgrade system seems like overkill. Some kind of difficulty setting from the developers would have been greatly appreciated.

I still love this game though. It has a great story that utilizes a universe that has never been "fleshed out" and it features a ton of things to do and discover. The graphics are also top-notch (that skybox!) and the game seems well optimized on PC.

Mad Max is well worth the purchase if you love open world games.

(Already played over 100 hours of this game plus the DLC on Xbox 360)

Still the best of the latest trio of Fallout games, Obsidian "got" what exactly makes a great Fallout game. With excellent writing, memorable characters and great locations, the Mojave desert is a joy to explore.

Luckily most of the major bugs that were present at release have been ironed out, both in official and community patches.

Also, if you play any of the DLC, make sure to check out Old World Blues. Fantastic piece of expansive content.

New Vegas comes highly recommended from me to you if the Fallout universe appeals to you.