Recent reviews by JaeSwift

I remember completing this on Xbox when it was released and it was a game you wasn't used to seeing. Rockstar tried new things and it worked out well. I really wish they'd make an LA Noire 2 or some kind of follow up. Some missions are a bit of a drag but overall the game is great and worth playing, especially with this sale at £6!

Respawn Entertainment sure know how to develop games. I have been impressed by every game that Respawn have put out. Great stories, great gameplay, voice acting, and very well optimised. They set an example and other developers should be aiming to reach this level when they develop games.

At the moment in its current state I would not recommend it. The graphics are awesome and the storms that come in at random are a nice addition but its still a mess. Its buggy, it crashes, there's hardly any maps, and it isn't worth the price tag. I think it will improve with time and become what it should have been on release but for now I'd just avoid and wait to see how it pans out.

Just can't get into it. Its a bit clunky, feels a bit empty too. Just gets boring very fast.

Probably the best FM to date. I am usually left disappointed when I buy a new FM because so little is added but this time a tonne of new features and QoL improvements have been implemented.

The Data Hub is a brand new feature to FM that brings you incredibly deep analysis of your team, players, and tactics. It will help you figure out if your team is actually s#it or you're just unlucky. You will learn why and how your team is playing like they're playing and know of ways to improve it. The Data Hub statistics are all provided by SciSports - a genuine real life sports analytics company and provider of football data intelligence for real world football. The passing map will help you identify if certain roles selected are playing well together or not.

There is so much more to the Data Hub you just have to check it out for yourself but its one of FM's best features to date. Learning it will make a huge difference to how you see your tactics.

The match engine has been greatly improved but still not what it could or should be in 2022.

Good survival game. This is probably what DayZ should have been. Some of it is buggy but its still early access. A bit overly complicated especially with the sh#tty and very ugly UI but its playable and fun with lots of depth and crafting options.

If you own World War Z already on Epic then I'm not too sure it warrants paying the full price here. Aftermath is basically WWZ but with a few added features such as FPP and more maps - it is an upgrade rather than a sequel.

If you don't own WWZ then you should definitely try out this game if you're into your zombie shoot-em-ups. 4-player coop with plenty of missions, weapon variety and maps to explore with lots of character and weapon upgrades, lots of different types of enemies and environments.

It is a true competitor to Left 4 Dead.

Its ok with friends but at this point its just a knock-off of R6 Siege with a near-dead player-base.

Its ok. Completed it on Xbox, played a few hours on PC. I expected a better story and better ending but... Its Ubisoft so what do you expect? The exploration is great, as it always is with Ubi, some missions are ok but majority just a drag, graphics are good, voice acting good, but thats about it. Its just typical Ubisoft but with a stupid 'edgy' approach. If there was a recommendation in the middle of yes and no I'd choose that, but I'm leaning more towards a no if I'm honest.

Good concept, bad execution. Game-breaking bugs that have been known about for a long time.