Recent reviews by Peat

As someone who isn't familiar with DnD there was a lot to absorb in my first couple hours playing. The tutorial does a decent enough job of prompting you with hints when something is happening on screen.

The vast amount of youtube guides also help in conveying information for those who aren't readers.

I have 3 saves right now. Each story has vast differences, however the main story quests are pretty much the same, the major differences being the ways in which you're able to go about completing them. It truly seems like a dynamic world and I'm all for it.

Been recommending this to my friends IRL and I'd recommend it to anyone reading this that's considering purchasing.

I've been scared of horror games since 2004 when I saw my Mum & Dad playing Resident Evil on the PS2 when I was around 8 years old.

Playing DBD with my friends has helped me overcome my fear. Now I can sleep without a nightlight after playing this.

Jokes aside the graphics are decent with no performance issues. Gameplay is great fun too especially with a pre-made survivor team. I'd recommend grabbing some friends and jumping on together.

Look up content manager on youtube for endless gameplay.
The modding support for this game is insane and you'll be greeted with endless options of cars, tracks and servers that support much of the modded content.

The graphics can be made to look like real life as well with shaders and post processing filters within content manager.
Force feedback is as real as it gets for something widely available to the public.

The only game with better FFB would probably be iRacing in my opinion.

Really fun game that rewards communication and teamwork.

You can die in a single precise shot to the head or a few to the body with most guns making it hard to play a lone wolf run and gun style.

Graphics are nothing special for the current era of gaming but the game excels in making up for that in other areas such as the audio and the gameplay itself.