Recent reviews by Chris

Edit (4/28/25): I managed to get the game running again via Windows 7 compatibility. Overall, it's a fun and open ended game. The gameplay is very similar to it's sequel, Skyrim, but much easier. If you like going on various quests around the map, defeating bosses, and leveling up your character, this is the game for you.

Original: No matter what I do, I can't seem to get this game to run properly. The game crashes every time I want to switch windows. Also, I encountered a runtime error (R6025) while I was in the middle of playing. I cannot recommend this game in this state. Look into the console version of this game or play the new remastered version.

It's not a terrible game, by all means. There may be a few glitches/bugs, but this depends on the scenario/train that you're using. Just bare in mind that you need to read the reviews before purchasing any addons. If the 64 bit version does not work with your PC, try doing the 32 bit version. Don't bother purchasing all of the DLC.

There used to be a decent amount of players in this game, but nowadays it's not worth it. Not to mention, the game itself is generic and there's not much to do.

Looking at this game gives me a little headache. Contains too many flashing lights to my liking.

Unless you have a higher end PC, this will be a laggy and unstable mess, Some of the textures will not even load.

There's something about the lighting and game play that prevents me from continuing to play, regardless of the settings.

Fun game when it functions. The game crashes randomly for unknown reasons and therefore I cannot recommend this title until the developers fixes the issue.

I would recommend playing the original Half Life 1 game instead. It has a multiplayer deathmatch that functions properly.

The overall premise of the game is ok, but it barely functions. The framerate drops consistently and sometimes the game crashes. Not to mention, online multiplayer is non existent in this version. If you want to play this game, I would recommend playing the console version of SEGA All-Stars Racing or its newer counterpart, Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed.

I like how you can create pretty much anything you like. However, the main issue I have with this game is the lack of quest variety. Many of the quests appear to be repetitive while some won't let you use items that make logical sense. I would not recommend paying over $5 for this title.

I really want to like this game, but the gameplay overall feels undetailed and is hard to figure out.