Recent reviews by Kurjua

I heard a lot about Resident Evil 7 being the scariest game in the series, and at the beginning I actually believed it. The sounds and first-person view inside the house were really creepy at first. After I got used to it, though, it started to feel like a classic Resident Evil game again, and I enjoyed it all the way to the end.
The bonus content was a nice surprise too. The Zoe and Chris Redfield episodes were fun, and the extra “21” mode was actually pretty interesting. Overall, a great experience and definitely worth playing

Ghost of Tsushima won me over right away. The combat feels amazing smooth, stylish, and incredibly satisfying. Exploring the island is a joy, with plenty of activities that make the world feel alive. The photo mode is fantastic too, perfect for anyone who loves capturing beautiful moments. The story hit me emotionally, full of courage, determination, and honor. Truly a game worth experiencing.

Fun as hell when you just want to shred demons, crank up the difficulty, and somehow keep pulling new guns out of your pockets like magic

I expected this NFS to be good, and the graphics are nice, but the controls ruin it. You can’t remap keys, so driving with W/S and arrows feels clumsy. Even quitting the game takes multiple tries. I borrowed an Xbox controller thinking it would help, but inputs lag and steering feels heavy. Worst part: random players keep showing up in my single-player session. Honestly, it’s more annoying than fun.

I’ve gotta be honest: when I first started playing ARC Raiders, I actually liked it a lot. I literally spent a whole day on it at the beginning and it felt great. It was fun, a bit chaotic in a good way, met some random players, found loot, got into a few fights, and even ran into people who didn’t attack and just minded their business. For a while, I was genuinely having a good time.

But then… it just kind of falls apart.

After those first hours, I start to feel like there’s nothing really left to do. The game gets repetitive really fast for me so yea you can say.. don’t feel any sense of progress. Most of the time you’re just bumping into random players some cool, some not but it all starts to feel the same

The trader missions are alright at first, nothing amazing but okay enough. But after doing a few, they either repeat or just feel really uninteresting. They don’t pull you in anymore, and the motivation to keep going disappears pretty quickly.

I honestly expected a game that would keep me busy, something that would make me want to log in again and again… but it doesn’t. It gets boring way sooner than it should.

At least the beginning was fun 🫡

I didn’t expect The Quarry to be this good. It’s a long interactive horror experience that genuinely felt like watching a movie. Really enjoyed it.

Amazing game. The story starts mysterious but gets really good toward the end. The fights are intense, the weapons and upgrades feel great, and even Atreus becomes braver and more useful as you go.
Great gameplay and emotional moments. totally worth playing!

After playing several Resident Evil games, I can honestly say this one truly deserves its reputation as the best in the series. What makes Resident Evil 4 stand out for me is how different it feels compared to something like Resident Evil 2. The story here is more straightforward — you don’t need to constantly backtrack through old areas, which keeps the pacing exciting and smooth.

The bosses are absolutely amazing to fight, each appearing naturally as you progress, and every encounter feels satisfying. There’s a ton of action, and the combat system is easily the most enjoyable in the series — fluid, intense, and rewarding.

I also loved that the puzzles are fewer, simpler, and can be solved right where you find them — no need to run around the map just to complete one. The characters are great, and the DLC featuring Ada adds a really nice touch to her character and the overall story.

The upgrade system and the shop are fantastic additions too — they make you feel stronger and really help you enjoy the gameplay even more.

All in all, Resident Evil 4 is a 10/10 action-horror experience with epic boss fights and an amazing flow from start to finish. I highly recommend it to any fan of the series or anyone who loves a great mix of tension, action, and fun.

Resident Evil 2 Remake is a great horror experience — tense but never frustrating. The gameplay feels smooth and easy to enjoy at your own pace, with rewarding exploration and puzzles that encourage calm and curiosity. Backtracking through areas feels natural and satisfying. Ada’s mysterious presence adds a perfect touch of intrigue. A truly enjoyable and well-made remake.

I really wanted to enjoy this game, but I kept running into a fatal error crash at the exact same spot — when returning to the station during the sequence with Mr. X and the train. The game just shuts down with a “fatal error” message and no clear reason.

I’ve tried every possible fix:

full reinstall through Steam,

file integrity check,

switching to DirectX 11,

disabling Ray Tracing and overlays,

updating GPU drivers and Visual C++ / DirectX packages.


Nothing worked — the crash happens every single time in the same place. It’s a shame, because the game looks great and plays well otherwise, but the stability is unacceptable for a Capcom title, even years after release.

This isn’t a hate review — just an honest experience. If you encounter this bug, the game becomes literally unfinishable, no matter what you try. Hopefully Capcom investigates and fixes this issue in a future update