Recent reviews by KaizerK2

Gameplay wise, it sits somewhere between Black Ops 3 and Black Ops 4. Fast pacing, modern movement, and classic Black Ops energy. If you’ve played those games, you’ll know exactly what kind of experience this is within the first few matches.

A lot of the conversation around this game feels louder than the game itself. Older CODs are remembered for the memories they created, not necessarily for how they actually played. Anyone who was there knows hit registration, netcode, and balance were never perfect back then either.

BO7 definitely has flaws, but so has every entry in this franchise. Calling it the “worst ever” feels more like part of the yearly cycle than a reflection of what’s actually here. It’s very likely this will be one of those games people warm up to over time.

If you’re expecting a time machine back to 2012, this won’t be it. If you’re looking for a familiar Black Ops-style experience with modern pacing, you’ll know pretty quickly whether this clicks for you.

I was planning to skip this title like I did with Black Ops 6, but despite all the ongoing controversy and negativity around Activision, I’ve genuinely enjoyed playing multiplayer so far.

Payday 3 is a huge disappointment. This feels like a low effort asset flip that was rushed out and labeled a modern game without earning it. The gameplay is shallow, the systems are stripped down, and somehow it manages to be less fun than the older entries.

Everything feels unfinished and soulless. The UI is bad, the always online nonsense hurts the experience, and the game is packed with issues that should not exist this far after launch. It honestly feels like a downgrade in almost every way, which is embarrassing for a sequel.

It is hard to believe this was released at full price. If this is the direction the series is going, it should have stayed on the drawing board longer. Save your money and your time.

Thank you for destorying a beloved franchise by turning into the crooks your suppose to play in-game. Instead the crooks are playing us now...

Just blown away from the intial exprience, unlike many others I had never heard of this game. Needless to say I am throughly enjoying this game and the 80s vibe. I really like the creative liberties taken with this game and really think more developer should be inspired to come out with unqiue well crafted games like this gem.

straight bunz, 2025 and this game has like 4 graphics settings options. Like hello?? has this game even gone past alpha before yall decided to press the launch button?

hit reg sucks! dice do something about it already!!!!!!!!!!!

Game of the year,

nuff said...

Where to begin, Spider-Man 2 by Insomniac Games is a refreshing game that I wish ran better on my system. Maybe I'm just stickler but this is the first Spider-man game where my PC had to run it below maxed out settings, with all the new "tech" DLSS being set to balanced and a dire need to use FG to sustain 60+ fps.

Now I know most folks are fine with FG and DLSS, but I myself hate FG. DLSS is more bearable but, FG on paper gives me more FPS but the game does not to feel like it runs at 60+FPS. Now I understand its a big game, but it shouldn't be this difficult to run on a 3080 system with 32gb of ram. I expect on the bare minimum for my game to perform at 60+FPS without the need of FG on medium settings. Not to mention the crashes.....

With that being said this game scratches every itch that I have had since finishing Miles Morales. Now its a little hard to swallow the price for me given the poor/inadequate performance, but if you can look past that and suffer through the FPS drops this game is breathtaking, from the world to the first hour of game-play. This game trys to captivate you at every corner, with its beautiful graphics and environment. This time around NYC actually feels alive with many different interactions and quests.

EDIT: About 15 hours more into the game since I wrote my initial review. 39% completed through the story and countless trial and error phases later. I finally found a sweet spot in my graphics setting which doesn't jeopardise my visual fidelity and give me a consistent FPS between 75 and 150 FPS depending on the situation is. Now I love enjoying games at a high fidelity while having a consistent and performing FPS. With DLSS set to Quality, FG turned on, RT set to high (No shadows/AO RT) and everything else set to high I am very much enjoying the experience. Even with my RTX 3080 10gb, i9-9900k and 32gb ram... Much better performance than I intially had.

Fun game that introduces a change of pace within the 5v5 FPS genre. I am liking it a lot and hope it last for the foreseeable future.

Okayyy once you get past the crashing by installing some much needed fixes. It is exactly as I remember playing it as a child at my cousins place on his PS3 in 2009. Ohh man how long it has been. I was itching to play through the Prototype games as recent games haven't really peaked my interest.

I only have one request, either remaster Prototype 1&2 or give us PROTOTYPE 3!!!!!!!

This game is a breath of fresh air! It’s clear it was crafted with love by gamers for gamers. The core of No Man’s Sky (NMS) captures the same magic that we all remember from coming home after school, firing up a favorite game, and being completely absorbed in all the new discoveries. I’m typically a hardcore simulation gamer—I gravitate toward games that challenge me with their depth and realism. But No Man’s Sky brings something unique, focusing on pure gameplay and fun. Unlike so many modern titles, there’s nothing locked behind a paywall; it’s all about diving in and just enjoying the experience. In that way, it reminds me of Slime Rancher—refreshingly simple and rewarding at its core.

My only regret? I didn't buy it sooner.....