Recent reviews by Rob3rtz.

ATS is honestly peak. Coming from an ETS2 veteran, I can confirm this game is high-key a 10/10 too. The customization options are just perfect, you can make your rig look purely clean without even trying. The vibe of hauling across the States is unmatched, and the DLCs are totally worth it, the map expansions alone are a top-tier investment.
The only "mid" part is the AI. The NPCs are low-key doing the least and can be a bit stupid on the road, but it’s not enough to ruin the immersion. Whether you’re grinding solo or doing a convoy with your hbs, this game is absolute cinema

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Titanfall 2 is absolute purely cinema. From the insane visuals to the buttery-smooth movement and top tier sound design, everything just hits.
Yeah, the campaign’s short, like 4 to 5 hours, 7 max if you explore and admire the game, but every single minute is worth it. The pacing, the story, the set pieces? Straight masterpiece.
And that ending? Bro. Still hits every time. BT’s sacrifice was different. The moment he said “Protocol 3: Protect the Pilot”, I felt that in my soul. Knew he was the GOAT from the start. GOAT = BT-7274
Now for the multiplayer, people keep saying it’s dead, but honestly? Cap. I’ve been hopping in matches back-to-back with no issue. Once you get into it, it’s addicting even after a while
I’m running an AMD Ryzen 5 2400G, 1050 Ti Gtx, and 16GB RAM, basically a fossil at this point but the game still runs smooth as butter, even online.

WORTH. EVERY. PENNY.
11/10

It's not a phase pal, it's a lifestyle🔥🥀🔥🗣️🔥🥀🔥🔥🗣️

Bongo 10/10

Man, San Andreas is one of those games that just never gets old. The first time I played it, I was hooked instantly. The story of CJ coming back home, dealing with family, gangs, and all the crazy stuff in between—it’s unforgettable. It feels gritty, fun, and full of personality.
The map is massive (especially for its time). Driving through Los Santos, exploring the desert, or hitting up Las Venturas feels like you’re in a whole different world. There’s just so much freedom while doing missions, messing around, or just cruising with the king of cars SULTANNN <3
Replayability? Endless. It's impossible to not come back after some time to replay it after you finish the game, like come on, it never feels boring.

MASTERPIECE 11/10

I HATE DEOGEN
(peak game tho, worth 20e cuz it's long term and fun)

Honestly, this game really hit me. After I finished it for the first time, I couldn’t stop thinking about the ending and everything that happened. It stuck with me in a way not many games do it actually made me reflect on the choices I made and how different things could’ve gone.
The characters are just so well-written and cool. Each one feels unique, and you really get attached to them. Their stories are emotional, and sometimes the decisions feel so real that I need to pause my game to think because it’s hard to even pick, and the graphics? I can’t even complain, just perfect. The facial expressions, the environments, the little details… it’s all insane. Plus, the performance is smooth, which makes the whole experience even more immersive. And the replayability? It’s crazy. There are so many paths, so many outcomes, and you honestly want to go back and see everything. Every choice matters, so no two playthroughs feel the same.

got fired because I made Burj Khalifa on someones cup
peak 10/10

I really wanted to like Rematch, the idea is solid and when it works, it can be fun. But honestly, the game is super buggy. I’ve run into crashes, broken mechanics, and weird behavior more times than I can count. It just doesn’t feel finished.
For €25, this really isn’t worth it in its current state. Feels more like early access than a full release. Also, matchmaking is kinda all over the place, and performance isn’t great either.
It has potential, but unless they patch it properly, I can’t recommend it right now. Maybe worth grabbing on sale later if they fix the issues.

terrorizing 12 year olds
worth it

If there’s one game that's really goated even after these years, it’s Red Dead Redemption 2. This isn’t just some open-world cowboy game shi, it’s a full on experience. From the story to the insane amount of detail packed into the world, this game is easily one of the best ever made, and also can't forget how good and optimized it is.

ㅤLet’s start with the story, it’s seriously S tier. You play as Arthur Morgan, part of an outlaw gang, and what makes it great is how deep and human his story is. He’s not a perfect hero, he’s complicated, and that’s what makes him feel real. You actually get invested in the characters around you, and by the end, it hits you emotionally in a way most games just don’t.
ㅤNow, the world itself is massive, but what’s crazy is how alive it feels. Every corner has something going on. Whether you’re out hunting in the mountains, riding through a thunderstorm, or just chilling at camp talking to people, there’s always something to take in.
The attention to detail is next level, animals behave realistically, NPCs have full routines, even the mud on the ground reacts when you step in it, what else could you want added to the game?

ㅤAnd yeah, it takes up a ton of storage space, but honestly, it’s worth it. For how big the game is and how much is going on, it’s actually really well optimized. It runs smooth, looks stunning, and doesn’t feel buggy or messy like you might expect from something this huge.

ㅤGameplay wise, it strikes a good balance. It’s not overly complicated, you won’t need a strategy guide just to figure things out, but it also makes you think. You can’t just button-mash your way through everything. You have to pay attention, plan things out, and play smart. It rewards you for taking your time and doing things properly.

GOATED EXPERIENCE 11/10 ℧