Recent reviews by infestedchris

So far the game is now stable after switching to UE5 engine.

AI pathing is a little bugged. The AI can get stuck issuing commands to flash and clear rooms. Sometimes this depends if a officer is in a awkward position and cant move. To clear it you have to tell them to follow you then issue the command again. Sometimes the door will be open towards you that can block AI from issuing commands, so you have to close the door and do it again. AI enemy can get stuck at door frames, just makes them easier targets.

So there are still a number of bugs I have found with levels and NPC not working.

And Mod.io in game is not working. I wouldn't use this in the future and stick to Nexus to get your mods.

Other than that, the game is playable (finally)

The controls are stiff. Not really smooth like Humans Fall Flat. It feels like I am playing on mobile with pc controls.

This game is so relaxing and fun. Keeps me busy for hours. I played the demo 100% for a few hours. Then bought the game and played for another 7 hours straight.

I know very very little about cars. But this game is not as hash as the other car sims. There is a great intuitive UI design that allows you to see the parts clearly and highlight the parts you need to fix. It even shows parts in red that need to be removed first in order to access the part you need to repair. It's a fun connect the dots kind of game.

There are going to be some frustrating fixes. I had a job with a long list of things, but the bumper had to be fixed. But I did not own a welder and the body shop did not have this car model in stock. I had to keep it out front for a while until I had the money for the welder.

Some things are also going to frustrate a bit just because of not knowing much about cars that you might have to disassemble parts again and again as I forgot little things. I learning so I know now, do not put the tires back on until you check the list again. :)

Fantastic game, well worth the money. If you want more, buy the DLC. This game is a huge time sinker.

Its kind of boring actually. The camera controls are funky, and for starting out, the lawns you were given at the start were way too big. 20 min to fully cut someone's back yard. I made about 1800 bucks after 3 cuts. But the next good upgrade lawnmower was like 18k. I lost interest after if all the missions kind of the same.

Been addicted to this game. I like the season changes and only certain crops can be planted during that season gives your farm more dynamic produce. I didn't realize how much you can do in this game that it can get overwhelming at times. I don't really like that each day is a time crunch and if you are not in bed by 2am your character passes out and the next day could lead to a energy penalty.
It's a fun game but I personally don't like the time crunch and gives me anxiety at times, especially when the season changes and you have to hurry up, get to pierre, buy seeds, run back, clear the dead leaves, re-ho everything, plant, water. It just builds that panic mode in me.

Otherwise dope game.

Me and my friends bought the deluxe edition. You get a cool cosmetic skin for armor and weapons.

If I knew this was coming to game pass day 1, me and my friends would of never bought this. We prepaid for this game because we are DnD fans.

We soon realized how garbage the AI was and how horrible the game was. Complicated controls, complicated camera and mediocre level design. I played the archer chick and she was absolutely broken. You can do this AOE arrow attack but if you hit the floor by the enemies it did insane amounts of damage. At the end of the level it shows who did most damage and I was clearly doing 50% or more of the damage.

The game had fun loot that scaled nicely. But bumping the difficulty didn't really do anything and you noticed it was just hp and damage multiplier which is the lazy way of bumping difficulty. After completing these runs on the higher difficulty they do reward you with sweet gear.

You can exploit a lot of levels by being on the higher platforms and shooting down at the group and they can't do anything about it.

I do like the exploration and finding secrets because it rewards you at the end of the level with more loot and xp.

The game was fun for what it was until we got to the last boss. That is when we knew these devs do not give a F about DnD or quality or anything about this game. First off the stupid boss bugged out more then once. Then once we figured out the fight it was not that hard. The animation of the boss was non existent. It would just do the things and stand there like a tree. It was the most lazy put together boss fight like a what ever to the fans. After we beat the boss we were trashing on the game and saying it was not even worth it. That last boss is what broke the camels back for us.

This is one of those games in my library I wish I could get a full refund.

Even if you are a fan of DnD you are not going to enjoy or care about this adventure. I don't even recommend paying 1$ on the game pass just to play it. That is how much it sucks.

Not worth 60$.

The game takes a page out of Diablo 3 with the Tier difficulty system. What is going to kill a lot of players like my self is the game automatically keeps increasing the tier as you progress through the story. I did not know what this ment at first. But basically I been playing the game on immortal difficulty and I was level 17. I had level 24 gear on at level 17. I did hit a wall where there was nothing I can do to progress and once I figured out you can lower the difficulty tier to something reasonable, the game wasnt so hard. But at the same time I killed my loot, so everything I am looting now is at my level and not as good as the gear I have now.

The audio is really bad in this game. Voice acting and music particularly are not AAA tittle worthy which is why I really don't think the game is worth AAA money.

It has good game play with interesting contrast between human enemies to monster enemies. But it just feels like Gears of War with powers.

They put this cover mechanic in the game, but no one uses it once you are able to keep yourself alive though healing / sheilds. That is like adding a roll mechanic to diablo 3, it's just not needed. That is why I feel like they just copy and paste Gears of War or reskin the game over to what we see now.

I would wait for a discount but by then much better games will release by then. I got the game because I was really, really, really bored at the time.

Full of hackers. ESP hacks are easily unnoticed because there is no kill cam. The only way someone can detect you are cheating is for an admin to watch you play. The only people that get banned for cheating are the obvious ones that use aimbot or god mode. Find a server with active admins watching over the games. A lot of deaths are very suspicious and seeing someone on my team with god mode first hand, I knew this game was plagued with cheaters.

Teardown is basically a heist game. You have objectives in each level to steal main items and secondary items. The main items will pass the level while secondary items are just bonus points.

You basically have all the time in the world to set up the hiest. This includes busting holes in walls for easy access, setting up get away cars, moving and clearing path ways for easy access. Once you have set up the route and have a general idea where you want to go 1st, 2nd and so forth you can start the heist.

Once you take the first item the timer starts and you have that time to get as many of the items on the list and make it out before the cops come. Some items you can just loot, and some you need to carry to the get away car like safes.

Def worth the purchase and you will have lots of fun.

If you never heard of Valheim I will describe here.

It's a survival game, adventure action combat game. You don't survive like the usual survival games where you need to eat and drink regularly. Instead food increases stamina and health, and sometimes mana (Eitr) These food buffs last depends on the quality of the food. The way you get stronger is crafting better gear. There are also skills you level up, like maces, one handed sword, jumping, running, and so forth. You level up these skills the more you do them.

Crafting, you can craft armor, weapons and food. There is robust crafting system just for food. Most people make giant kitchens with chests full of food, fire places, so forth. You can upgrade the stations as well by adding addons that are close to the station to buff the stations level in order to make better items. There is a workbench, forge, cauldron, then late game you unlock black forge and other tables.

There are several biomes (land) to explore with it's own monsters and a boss. For instance you start in the medows and there are greylings, boars, necks, deer. The boss is Eikthyr. Each biome has a boss you summon and defeat and drops something to help you progress to the next biome.

Building. The game has an amazing building system that is very easy to use. The game has building integrity that means you cant just build floating bases. Everything needs to be connected and supported. Each building block has its own integrity and strength that allows you to build higher and more complex builds.

Farming. There is a a lot of cooking recipes in Valheim. That means you might find seeds in different biomes to plant in your garden. Then when you harvest these you will have access to different food buffs. Farming is very important in this game and is part of the game that you simply can't ignore. But thankfully the game does an amazing job at this. You can make some really cool gardens or keep it simple.

Sailing. There are only a 2 boats and a raft in the game. No one ever uses the raft. The ocean biome is not fleshed out but it does have it's uses. There are only 1 attacking monster in the ocean and a living land mass to farm chitin. Other then that you usually sail to other biomes and get arround by boat or by portal. You can aslo fish and some fish will be in the ocean and near biomes to get different verities of fish.

Multiplayer, This game is meant to be played with others. I would only recommend playing this with friends. You can also mod your multiplayer server and the mods carry over well.

Mods. Mods are amazing in this game. The work really well. There are tons of mods that will enhance the gameplay and expand on the game ten fold. These mods add a ton of quality of life to the game and is the reason this game does so well. Veteran players like myself do not play on vanilla unless we are on PTR and just testing the new patch. Once you finish this game on vanilla you should start modding the game. You will then realize the potential this game has to offer. The best modding community since Skyrim.

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Now that you know more about the game. This is my review on the game.

The game progresses well. But once you get to mistlands / ashlands I think the game suffers. The mist is annoying. Not only is the mistlands biome annoying to navigate, but why would I want to not see in front of me. I usually mod the mist out of my game.

The ashlands is also really annoying. I think this biome just spams mobs on you 24-7. There is no real way to make or build something safe. The only safe way to stay in this biome is taking over a fortress and then that will be your hub until you get to another fortress and move the portal there.

Landing here for the first time is really annoying and is brutal on the introduction to the biome.

Then farming the flame metal is another thing that I have to mod out in this biome. This flame metal is located in the middle of lava lakes. You need special bombs that make islands to hop on to get to the metal safely. But easier said then done. Then what can happen is lava balls can spawn out of the lava and hit you, knocking you off the platform into the lava. Very annoying. Also these bombs last maybe 15 seconds then they disappear.

Then when you do get to the flame metal you can mine it. But guess what the island starts to sink the second you mine it. And because the design of the game when you mine something mobs attract to your location. This makes farming this stuff very annoying.

The stuff you do mine thankfully floats on the surface of the lava but its still difficult to get them.

You will go through tons of bombs doing this. So that is why I mod the sinking effect from the game. I just don't understand why the island needs to sink?

Also I feel that you have to grind magic and level magic in order for your spells to be good in the ashlands. The melee armor and weapons work better once you hit the ashlands that I feel magic suffers or is obsolete. The new spells are also disappointing and don't help at all.

Also the feather cape basically becomes obsolete once you get here too. It has a fire debuff stat and doesnt compare to the run speed cape. I think the ashlands is the worst biome and I think it needs an overhaul.