Recent reviews by Quiet Coyote

Can't say much about the game-play, it's kinda "lather, rinse, repeat", and the Steam cards are just the same image over and over with different writing, but the soundtrack is totally worth it!

BUY IT FOR THE TUNES!

This game is awesome! I suck at it! The hamster bomb is one of the greatest weapons ever created! I'm having so much fun loosing! Buy This Game!

Stay Awhile, Stay Forever.

So, not only is this game buggy as hell, it also doesn't let you quit. Quitting the game causes it to reload as soon as it closes. The fact that this game was even released in this condition is a testament to the total failure of everyone on this project. I can only hope they never work in this industry again.

This is one game I enjoyed playing from start to finish. Collecting all the DLC was the best part. Having to buy a DLC in order to pause the game had me seriously laughing my ass off!

I highly recommend it. And at its current sale price of 75 cents, you can't go wrong!

Great fun, one of the few non-Kart racing games that I truly enjoy playing. The music selection is wonderful, the car selection is great, and online play is perfection! Only down side is not as many people online as there used to be, but that is to be expected from a game of this age. Oh, and the car crashes... those wonderful car crashes... they are the best part. It's like a city-wide demolition derby and it is as fun as that sounds!

One note, if you get a blank white screen when going online, just close it. It's a leftover from when EA actually supported it with an online store. Now that the store is gone, all that's left is a blank screen. It's annoying at first, but you learn to ignore it soon enough.

Played using a Logitech E-X5D12 Driving Force Feedback Wireless Wheel Controller. I had to remap the controls in the game, they were awful, but once it's configured, the experience is amazing!

Okay, played this when it first came out, found it to be absurdly boring. Mostly I blame Beth. for their obsession with hour long intros where you are forced to sit their and watch things happen. It was bad enough in Fallout 3 and New Vegas, but watching a guy ramble on for what feels like forever in a slow moving cart was pure torture. So, after a few hours I stopped and never played it again... until a few days ago.

But, my kid had been bugging me to get this, so I let him spend his allowance on the bundle when it went on sale. I have to say, my second play-through is much more fun. For this I also blame Beth., because Hearthfire has brought a level of immersion that was missing from the base game. I found myself seeking out resources and items for my home. Save the world? It can wait, I just found some corundum ore to mine! I can finally build a lock and get my library!

Along with that I have also found a new enjoyment for the game, the interactions, the quests, the addiction I felt when I first played Fallout 3 (my poor website is suffering from a lack of updates, this is why, sorry).

Oh, and the mod community... I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love the mod community! Fallout 3 mods were why I loved Fallout 3 so much, and the community is why I kinda liked New Vegas (just felt blah though). Skyrim mods on Nexus and here are really helping me enjoy this game!

But, they seriously need to fix the Steam Workshop mod system, it's buggy as hell. Turns out you need to use the launcher and let it sit on the launcher screen and wait for them to download. This wouldn't be so bad, except it doesn't tell you this anywhere, not even a progress meter, and most people use the script extender which means they don't use the launcher. Anyway, having that stupid launcher pop up on my HTPC is annoying anyway. It's called fullscreen (preferably borderless fullscreen window) Bethesda, make it an option at least!

So, yeah, buy this game, it's a total addiction!

By far one of the most beautiful games I've ever played! The soundtrack is wonderful, the animation is smooth, the controls are tight, and the switching between styles during gameplay is a very fun twist.

This is one of the best, maybe even the best, platformers I have ever played.

Basically Team Fortress 2 with Nazi's and Dinosaurs set during WWII. Makes no sense, but who cares, it's stupid fun and is keeping me laughing as I play a little dino with a bomb strapped to my back XD

'm not a fan of these style of games, but even I had fun with this one.

I don't get the appeal of these games, but my son would spend all day playing them if I let him so I guess that's a recommendation.