Kim Olsen
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So overall, Midnight is a very solid expansion. Levelling remains exciting, gear acquisition feels less tedious, and Blizzard clearly understands what makes the game work. It's World of Warcraft at near its finest once again.
My family has already sent Relic death threats for taking up more of my extremely limited time, but I've dug out my Imperial Guard helmet all the same, which is now upscaled to 4K. This is just the RTS genre at its absolute best, and while Relic could have done...
In short, Tempest Rising is exactly what it seems to be: A modern and solid version of C&C. If you like that kind of game, you'll love this one.
The War Within offers more of the same, although the setting is different. But it's hard not to get invested in helping these stone dwarves, who are fully aware of their limited lifespan, their role in the world and that their purpose is to serve through maintenance and hard work....
It's probably nostalgia talking, but as I said, I like the graphical style of the original game better, the new one is a bit too cartoony, and even though the new GUI objectively provides a better overview, I do miss the old one - but it's probably a matter of...
Overall Total War: Pharaoh is a really nice upgrade almost on all fronts, and the ability to customise your campaign has also been preserved. If they could just update the interface. To me Pharaoh is one of the best historical Total War titles in a long time.
I was one of those who found both Outland and Pandaria to be pretty exciting and entertaining, and I feel the same way about Dragonflight. The way the story is delivered, often through side characters, makes the game world feel much more grounded and believable - An actual place you...
It's a fantastic demonstration of what 4A Games can do, and what a computer game can do - but Metro Exodus remains even more for those few percentages of gamers that can afford, and get their hands on, only the very best RTX cards available. And that is not ok.
While I love the in-depth management of an empire, the modern games still offer a better experience, smoother and more polished. They're still the optimal places to don your armour, pick up a javelin, and make yet another barbarian child fatherless. It doesn't mean that I don't enjoy slaughtering the...
Overall, King Art has provided rock-solid gameplay, despite its lack of experience with the genre, and it's evident from start to finish, that Rozalski's universe has been brought to life with care. It plays great, sounds great, and even looks decent at times, as long as you are willing to...