I first played NW on release date and quit since there wasn't an end-game I found interesting. I came back with the release of the Brimstone Sands map expansion, 1 year later, on a fresh start server. My recommendation is positive but there are some cons.

+ Levelling is much quicker now and you can either solo or party/group level
+ Zone reworks are much more pleasing aesthetically. Beautiful world all-round
+ Questing is better overall
+ Dungeons/Expeditions (PvE) are quite fun to play and often relatively challenging
+ Brimstone Sands area is very well designed and feels top notch
+ Both gameplay and UI are better now
+ Gearing system is great

- Too easy/fast to reach maximum level (60) and unlock end-game content
- The game still don’t have mounts so you’ll be using auto-run a lot
- Elite Chest Runs or “world tours” straight up feels like cheating gearscore. The way they're played with massive crowds feels like it’s not the intended way
- Outpost Rush (PvP) sometimes has bad performance
- Not enough weapon variety, everything feels busted in the right hands or gear setup, but most people in PvP will play the same thing, rather than balance things or nerf them into oblivion
- Town Board and Faction missions are almost useless and incredibly boring

I think Amazon Games has made strides when it comes to NW from release, but they’re failing to deliver meaningful and interactive end-game content. Players may start feeling like they’re basically just going through the motions, checking off boxes and turning off their brains, which eventually turns into boredom and can lead to thoughts like "why should I bother?"

I feel like New World is miles wide but only inches deep.

Experienced and played a lot from other MMO's. Of course, every game is unique in it's own way, but thinking back, and concluding a non-bias opinion about which one actually has the most pro's I think is by far Runescape. An MMO might do something better than RS, but overall, I think Runescape outruns all of them. Yes, even World of Warcraft.

The UI is fully customizable without third-party programs. I like this feature a lot. While I do think that the standard UI's you can choose from created by Jagex are trash, they do give us the ability to fully customize it to our personal preference. Plus, they are saved server side. I've put lots of thought and time into creating the UI that works most efficiently for me, and thought I lost it after changing PC a year ago. But luckily that was not the case.

12-year-old account, and I'm still learning and discovering new things about the game. This can be ability mechanic related, quality of life utilities, game environment discoveries, etc... Easier bosses offering the correct mechanics to practice in order to progress further into more difficult bosses.

Most MMO’s create a fake illusion of an “open world” with loading screens every 5 minutes every time you walk to a new zone/area. But it's definitely not that in Runescape. And you don't have streamlined “go kill 20 foxes there” and “bring me this here” quests. Instead, they are a true adventure, which I have yet to experience in another MMO.

Runescape 3 is definitly not perfect and I can write a sh*tload of things you will probably not like, but my review is not to bash the game. I prefer not to get into the cons haha.

At the end of the day, I think that what really matters is: do you feel satisfied with the time and effort you put into the game?

Played for the first time in 2019 and loved it!

Positive:
+ Terrain deformation
+ Tire pressure simulation
+ Realistic water behaviour
+ Driving physics in general
+ Maps are pretty big, and full of challenging terrain
+ You can mow down trees
+ Multiplayer
+ Vehicles of all sizes, ranging from the small UAZ (Jeep) to the monstrous 8x8 Maz
+ Winching is fun and very useful. You can attach it to both other vehicles and trees
+ Attaching a crane to your truck, to pick up lumber, move rocks out of the way and sometimes to help push the truck up
+ The game is very well optimized
+ Trucks take damage, and consume fuel. You can install a utility addon for mobile repairs, or a fuel cistern for re-fueling in the field

Negative:
- The camera could be much better. With the tallest addons it can be a real challenge to see ahead
- Maps could be more varied. It's mostly the same mix of grass, trees, mud and water
- The only official objective is to haul lumber. More variety would be welcome
- Lack of proper manual shifting
- Draw distance should be customizable

I can easily recommend this game to anyone with an interest in off-road

+ Really cheap price
+ Really fun
+ Really challenging
+ Really replayable

I enjoyed the first game of the Cursed Treasure series which was a delight to play some years ago on Miniclip, I am happy to have purchased this one as it is not only cheap but really just fun to play specially when you can go back and play the levels a different way such as different tower upgrades than what you usually pick.

The skill-tree rewards you greatly and you can see a change in difficulty everytime you get a new skill making earlier levels easy or easier than before to get 3 stars on, however the game is still challenging even with skills maxed for 3 stars which I do not mind, it makes me go back and think on what I should do first or what to save my meteor for.

There are no in-game purchases, advertisements and it is in HD. For the price tag they put it at, I don't mind throwing my loose skin's money at them as a thank you for a fun game that I am enjoying so much.

The Truth About Metin2 On Steam,

I do really believe Metin2 will come to an end pretty fast here on Steam, and they [developers and managers] really should listen to us [the community] every once in a while...

- The game is indeed outdated, so won't attract much attention. There's this massive grinding, which I love about MMORPG, but most people doesn't, that's why it's the "old school" format of MMORPG;

- Steam's fresh starters can't play with the community because everyone will be way ahead of them. I'm at level 80/120 and I play since 2012 on this account;

- Players will be unable to multi client, while this is possible (and necessary) to do so using the non Steam client. This step is very important. If you're new to Metin2 and want to reach middle/end game DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT without having like 3 or 4 accounts logged simultaneously. Trust me and other advanced users!;

- The item shop. On top of it all (like if it wasn't enough) there's this brutal need of the item shop. In Metin2 you need to buy (with real money) your way in to many of the world maps that you will be playing in, and every time you come out you need to buy a new "ticket". This costs like 5€. Plus in-game money can be bought from the item shop as well, so you take your conclusions;

The truth is that I love Metin2 since a very long time ago, but I'm negatively reviewing it myself here on Steam. It is really not worth anyone's time here. Thanks for reading and I hope it helped.

Positive:
+ Terrain deformation
+ Tire pressure simulation
+ Realistic water behaviour
+ Driving physics in general
+ Maps are pretty big, and full of challenging terrain
+ You can mow down trees
+ Multiplayer
+ Vehicles of all sizes, ranging from the small UAZ (Jeep) to the monstrous 8x8 Maz
+ Winching is fun and very useful. You can attach it to both other vehicles and trees
+ Attaching a crane to your truck, to pick up lumber, move rocks out of the way and sometimes to help push the truck up
+ The game is very well optimized
+ Trucks take damage, and consume fuel. You can install a utility addon for mobile repairs, or a fuel cistern for re-fueling in the field

Negative:
- The camera could be much better. With the tallest addons it can be a real challenge to see ahead
- Maps could be more varied. It's mostly the same mix of grass, trees, mud and water
- The only official objective is to haul lumber. More variety would be welcome
- Lack of proper manual shifting
- Draw distance should be customizable

I can easily recommend this game to anyone with an interest in off-road

This game is a f*cking masterpiece.

It's exacly as CD PROJEKT RED once said: "We will make the best RPG games out there".

Also never have I seen a company not only standing by their product, continuously make improvements long after the game is done and live up to it's promise in this new age of DLCs where you have to gamble to pay for. I know nothing can be perfect at launch, but I had just started my playthrough of The Witcher 3 and it's, hands down, one of my favorite games.

Dear Rockstar, no matter how many GTA games you make with better graphics, finer gameplay and more features, this will always be my favorite!

It's surprisingly fun! I like it how you have to manage