Recent reviews by Bombardier

This game is the physical embodiment of what "hate-f*cking* is.

Gameplay is quite good. should keep you entertained for about 4-5 games before you get bored of it. It's not a bad game, but it's on that borderline where it's pay to win. with certain transformations only available via real money purchase.

A good game for past times, however it does become slightly repeptitive. The space battles are fun most times, however the ground missions aren't as thrilling, let's say. It's free though, so it's worth downloading and seeing if you like it or not.

One of the best zombie games out there, with co-op and verses game modes, this game will keep you entertained for a long time.
Campaign becomes slightly repetitive, but a very good game. 95/100

Where do I start with game? Well, the beginning is usually good. Skyrim is an amazing game. I have over 400 hours on pc and over 1000 on xbox, and I haven't even nearly completed all the story lines or discovered all locations on both. The massive variety of mods allow almost an infinite number of hours. with countless extra story lines, graphics and textures mods, follower mods, or mods that make you go "What the f*ck", such as the infamous "Thomas the Tank engine"mod.
With different playstyles available such as SneakMage or Spellsword, it's completely up to you. make your own. Make it work. You want to main lockpicking and illusion? DO IT. If you enjoy the game, which i believe firmly that you will, then you don't need much more.
Combat is fun, allowing for different strategies depending on what weapons you use.
In a nutshell, Skyrim is a giant playground, waiting to be populated with dead dragons and various corpses.


Now, onto the other side....nothing is perfect. Despite there being mods, i am reviewing modless Skyrim, dlc included. I felt rather at a loss when assaulting the capital cities of the Empire and the Stormcloak, because i just didn't feel i was in a giant battle, stepping back, i could see no more than 15 npcs, Stormcloaks and Empire alike. It just wasn't enough. i was expecting a giant battle of over 100 friends and foes slaughtering each other. but i was left with something so scripted, you could mistake it for a Wrestling match.

*Caution, possible spoilers ahead*
The final battle with Alduin is, frankly, terrible. Your destiny as the Dragonborn is to defeat Alduin, but why you have 3 immortal Nords who are gifted in the way of the voice helping you is beyond me. The fight is effectively the same as fighting any other dragon. Dragonrend, hack away with your sword, axe, whatever, wait until he flies off and repeat.

Aside from some disappointing combat experiences, the odd bug and Lydia, this is a game which you shouldn't go without playing. 95/100

Best £7.00 i ever spent. 10/10

An update from my original review:

Dayz has come an incredibly long way, and whilst it may still have it's issues, it is an infinitely better game than what it used to be. The new DLC also breaths some fresh life into it, whilst it isn't mandatory, it is a nice change of scenery