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Nice wallpapers.

It's a decent game but I find myself leaning more towards CS2 whenever I want a competitive tac FPS.

I found the community to be better on CZ than on 1.6 now. You can meet some nice/funny people on here in the evenings.

Was a great game for it's time, Now outdated but fun for LAN parties and the occasional pub session.

Amazing re-imagining of the original RE2 game, Amazing sound design, Visual, Story, Horror elements. This game lives up to the standards of the first and exceeds it. The engine also plays nice with PC hardware and runs well. at 15USD on sale it's a steal.

Having 0 knowledge or experience with the Uncharted series I picked up this game on a recommendation from my friend. I'm glad I did the story is short and sweet, the climbing feels great, It has nice puzzles, great visuals, a compelling story. The only thing I didn't like was the character Nadine, It felt like she had no real place in the story and was there for little to no reason (in retrospect they setup up the next game in the series but I still standby her role in this game being close to useless for this story). I hope to see the previous uncharted games remastered/remade and ported to the pc soon.

I recommend a Dual-Sense controller if you want to play this game, It elevates the experience tremendously. The game got the "feeling" of being Spider-Man down perfect, Swinging feels amazing, great voice acting work, compelling story, and cherished villains. I didn't find the side content to compelling, but I don't think the majority of people purchasing this care for the side content, they'd much rather be swinging around enjoying the great visuals and just having a good time with the story. This game goes on sale for ~20 USD at times and it's well worth it at the price.

After taking a couple of months to reflect on the game post-completion, I can confidently say it belongs in the S-tier alongside some of the best story-driven games ever made. The visuals are stunning, the voice acting is excellent, and the sound design and atmosphere are top-notch. The only area where it really falls short is the combat, which is still serviceable overall.

Now for the negatives: the PC port is genuinely terrible. I first bought the game two years ago when I had a 6700 XT and assumed it would run fine at reasonable settings. Instead, I had random drops to 20 FPS that resolved after a few minutes, plus unexpected crashes. No other game—including Cyberpunk 2077 at launch—gave me issues like this. I ended up refunding it and moving on.

After upgrading to a 7900 XTX, I decided to give it another shot, thinking maybe the old GPU was the problem. Unfortunately, I ran into the exact same performance drops and crashes. After hours of troubleshooting, I finally discovered that disabling half of my CPU cores in Task Manager fixed it; apparently the engine doesn’t like having too many cores available (I have 12).

Once I sorted that out, I was finally able to enjoy the game—and honestly, it was worth the hassle. It’s a short, tight 15-hour experience with a genuinely compelling story. Some people say the $30 sale price is too high for a 2013 title, but they overlook that this is essentially a remake built for the PS5, not just a port of the 2013 version. In my opinion, the game is absolutely worth $30—and arguably more.

Note: This review covers only the main GTA IV story, not The Ballad of Gay Tony or The Lost and Damned.

Having played every GTA from III to V, GTA IV is easily my favorite in terms of story. There are a few small things I didn’t love, like the driving physics, but at this point that feels like nitpicking given it's still more than functional.

Visually, the game definitely shows its age, being over 15 years old, and the PC port is basically a straight copy of the original Xbox 360 version. My biggest issue is just how poorly optimized the port is. Even with a 7900XTX, I couldn’t get stable 1% lows above 80 FPS. Be aware that this game is far from optimized and won’t deliver a consistently smooth experience.

That said, I still recommend it—especially if you can get it on sale. It’s one of Rockstar’s strongest stories and remains a fun experience despite its technical flaws.

The game starts and ends incredibly well, but the middle section falls short. While GoT is excellent as a “samurai” game, especially compared to AC: Shadows, it doesn’t hold up as strongly when measured against titles like RDR2 or even The Witcher 3. Most of the side content feels dull, aside from the occasional haiku, and many of the side characters lack depth; they don’t get the kind of development you see in stories like the Braithwaite's in RDR2.

I realize the game had a much smaller budget than RDR2, but it might have been better off cutting the weaker side content rather than including it just to bulk up the experience. The main story also drags on about 10–15 hours longer than it needed to; I actually caught myself thinking, “Is it over yet?” which is rare for me.

The combat, though fun at first, becomes pretty simple and repetitive. This might sound harsh, but after reflecting on it a few months after finishing the game, I honestly think there are many other games that offer a better use of your time, especially if your gaming hours are limited.