Recent reviews by SpuriousTuple

Played Indiana Jones games in the 90s. Left Indy for Lara Croft. Got tired of Lara and went for Nathan Drake. Went back to Lara (reboot trilogy). Now I'm back to Indiana Jones. My Great Circle.

Playing this game really feels like the rock crawling I used to do in my Jeep Cherokee. This game has the most realistic suspension physics I've ever seen in a game.

For anyone looking for a Snowrunner-like experience, this isn't it. This game consists of a collection of 4 maps, 3 different styles of trucks, and you simply traverse through the trails on each map. There's really not much more to it. We have to remember that this game was made by a single person with a single objective in mind; rock crawling. And for only $15, it's well worth the price of admission.

I salute the developer of this game. He spent years working with the community to make this game what it is, and he single-handedly create a game that is truly unique.

Oh, and this game works great on Steam Deck.

Saw my friends playing Battlefield 6 and wanted to play. So I fired up Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and I'm pretty sure I'm having more fun than they are.

And thanks to Project Rome, this game is totally playable online. Even runs great on Steam Deck (but you do have to fumble around and map your own controller settings).

Either way, this is still a great game and holds up well in 2025. And I'd argue that Bad Company 2 has the best single player campaign of all the Battlefields. Highly recommend. Would not buy Battlefield 6 again.

A great turn based strategy game that lets you play for hours at a time, or just 15 minutes at a time. This game can be very challenging. However, if you play it on easy, it becomes a more relaxing game. That said, playing on easy is no walk in the park, but it will save you from the frustrations of being destroyed by the enemy because you made a simple mistake. It's a fun puzzle to think about how each move will deal the most amount of damage to the enemy, or prevent structures you're trying to protect from being damaged. Overall, this is a very fun game that lets you choose from a variety of mechs (as you unlock them), and lets you decide how challenging you want the game to be. I personally recommend playing on easy if you want a more relaxed gameplay experience.

Remaster doesn't look as good as Quake II RTX, but it also doesn't melt my GPU. So I call this a win.

The 90's was the best decade. Because DOOM. Prove me wrong.

The 90's was the best decade. Because DOOM. Prove me wrong.

I loved the original game. And this "remastered" version doesn't even work. It crashes just seconds after starting. I tried all the solutions posted online and nothing is working for me. Such a shame. Burnout Paradise (the original) will be remembered as the best racing game I'll never get to play again (because EA turned off the servers, and this "remastered" version is the only version available now). Such a shame.

Refunded.

If you've played Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, and even Arkham Origins, and you still want more Batman, then yes, you can play this game. But if you haven't played any of the Arkham games, play any and/or all of those games before playing this one. This game is the worst of the Arkham games, simply because of the Batmobile.

That said, this is a good Batman game, when you're not being forced to use the Batmobile. The problem is, this game forces you to drive the batmobile literally half of the time. I've played 6 hours into the story missions, and I'm being forced to use the batmobile for half of that time. The controls of the batmobile are awful, and driving the batmobile isn't fun at all. It's terrible.

Maybe I just miss Arkham City. That was such an amazing game. Maybe I'll just play that again instead. Yet, I still keep continuing on with this story. Just when I was about to give up on this game, two hours in, an interesting twist appeared that kept me going. But, a few hours after that, I honestly don't know if I'll continue, or if I'll just quit and play a different game instead. I'm not sure this is worth it. What I can say, with utmost certainty, is that if this game didn't force me to use the Batmobile so much, I would definitely continue and finish the game.

There's nothing special about this game. It's pure arcade fun. Exactly what I need when I don't want to play anything serious and just have a little fun.

And it runs at 60fps on my 7 year old laptop with Intel HD 4000 integrated graphics. It's well worth the $5.