Recent reviews by Goodbye

With owning a great game comes great story, game play mechanics, character building and last but not the least the responsibility to post a good review about the game.

this is the game i expected at release an over the years i expected it to be much better, okayish i would say

One of the best game i have ever played....would surely recommend everyone to play it if they are kinda interested in story telling games

"A real Yakuza buys this game" (Game so good i went on to purchase the entire series), another piece of advice dont buy any of the new "Yakuza 0 Director's cut" crap sega is selling its a straight up cash grab, get the this one the original master piece

Complicated clash of clans on b1g pc screen

A mixture of Angry bird with hade...8/10

Nobody except for gay weeabos with body pillow sweat smells likes this game

Why tf do the zombies looks like my neighbour ? rest the game is fine...6.5/10

Borderlands 2 took stuff from MMOs, like color-coded rarity levels and raids, but reduced the boredom of traveling by adding bouncy vehicles right out of Halo. It worked both as a co-op experience for friends who wanted an excuse to hang out online, and a solo game. It had a long tail of DLC, timed events like the $100,000 Loot Hunt, and endgame challenges like Digistruct Peak, as well as Overpower levels for players who'd maxed out everything else. Though it predated "games as a service" it was, in its own way, a forever game. There are still at least 5,000 people playing it at any given time on Steam, even today.

OutDrive is a neon-drenched—or drowned, really—endless driver. Billed as an “aesthetic experiment” with a focus on experiencing music, it looks very nice and sounds even nicer. Unfortunately, it’s not a particularly enjoyable or interesting way to experience the music in question. You drive to keep a woman alive, and if you don’t gun your Cyberpunk Boost-O-Tronic Lifepod often enough, she’ll run out of air or blood or carburetor fluid or whatever and die. You drive, you drift, you boost. That’s all. The level rarely varies and never ends. Driving doesn’t even feel particularly good.