Recent reviews by BlackWing1977

Total War: Warhammer III is a game that has truly outdone itself. It's a **bold, experimental final act** that brings the sweeping dark fantasy trilogy to a worthy end. The game excels on just about every level, strategic and tactical, and is filled with surprises and oddities.

The game's campaign is very story-driven, even more so than Warhammer 2's Eye of the Vortex. It introduces interesting campaign mechanics that build up rivalries between its memorable main cast. The game also introduces several new armies that don't play like anything we've seen in Total War before.

One of the most exciting features of the game is the introduction of the Realm of Chaos. Each section of the Realm of Chaos reflects the personality of its patron god. This new feature allows for a type of scenario Total War has never attempted, and it’s refreshing to see the time-tested formula used in new ways.

Despite some notable flaws, such as a somewhat messier campaign progression, Total War: Warhammer III still manages to impress. With multiple factions and legendary lords to choose from, along with a plethora of improvements to existing mechanics, you're bound to have one hell of a good time.

The game has also seen a resurgence on Steam with its highest player count in a year and positive reviews for the new Thrones of Decay DLC. The Thrones of Decay DLC is a no-brainer purchase for fans of Total War: Warhammer III. It gives players a trio of new Lords to learn, a large number of new units to play with, and another reason to sink hours and hours into the game.

In conclusion, Total War: Warhammer III is a brilliant final act with the series' most inventive and unusual factions yet. It's a game that goes big, fully committing to Warhammer's wonderfully over-the-top brand of fantasy.

A Thrilling Adventure in Monster Hunter World on PC

Monster Hunter World on PC is an amazing RPG that demands to be played on its own terms. The game is bold and newly beautiful, offering a unique experience that rewards players with thrilling fights against fantastic beasts.

The game’s endgame grind is renowned, where you embark on increasingly complex and challenging hunts across diverse, tangled open worlds in search of rare items needed to craft an armor set. The thrill of these fights never gets old, even if they require some tiresome item management during downtime.

The visuals are stunning, and the world design is solid. The game does suffer from being a bit samey with game modes and mission variety, and there are some performance issues. However, the PC version runs without a hitch, and with an uncapped frame rate option for those with beefier machines, it performs even better than the original.

One of the game’s greatest strengths is its tense, desperate, and tragic fights with beautiful beasts that can go on for the better part of an hour. Gear crafted from monsters reflects their strengths and weaknesses, making the decision of which monster to hunt next an easy one.

In conclusion, Monster Hunter World on PC is an excellent, endless action game that tests reflex and intellect in equal measure. It offers hundreds of hours of play for those that become entranced by its web of quests and upgrades. If you can stomach the merciless, repeated slaughter of god’s beautiful dragon children, you’ll find an excellent, endless action game that tests reflex and intellect in equal measure.

Good fun a RTS game can bring... and good RTS games nowadays are rare and far and few between.

Orge Battle x Fire Emblem style of game play....

Buy this... if you are a fan of both games and wished they can get together and have a love child.. this game is that..

Being a veteran player of Captain Tsubasa III, IV and V on SNES... and also briefly the PSOne version... I am really happy to see it on PC... while I recommend this game for fans of the anime or the old games.. but it is quite different from the SNES version those are more strategic.. while this PC version is very much action packed... and you had to choose your moves and skills.. for your custom player you are building up in the main campaign.. each run through of the campaign to finalize a custom player. So it comes with 20 slots of custom player... after which you can buy from the game premium currency to add up to 10 more slots.. or you just simply overwrite existing custom player... while the offline gameplay is awesome.. but the online lag and weird bugs and issues.. are glaringly bad.. so you are warned.

Best Total War game ever. I basically own and play all Total War games since Total War Rome, and this one has kept my attention the longest because there are so much content to experience.

Warhammer Content is very suitable for Total War game style. So many factions, so many different units and magic. And it is still getting updates and new DLC for it. Buy Warhammer I and II to play the Mortal Empires campaign, you will not regret it.

Other Total War Games have a common issue which is repetitive similar units across different factions.... but with the Warhammer Lore and units, you hardly will have this problem, even across 2 similar factions which are all humans like Empire and Bretonnia... they are so different... and of course the rest are all different in race and factions... so every faction give you a new unit roster to play around with.

Awesome game.. brings back loads of memories of having fun playing a older series F on PSone... each robot with their main soundtrack playing as you attack is fricking awesome.

If you like older version of Master of Orion, especially 1 or 2, this game have effectively captured the essence of its fun addictive "just 1 more turn" gameplay.

Best voice over for character, I was pleasantly surprised.

The one and only perfect Sci-Fi FPS Multiplayer Game!!!