Absolutely loving the game, I have played quite a bit during the beta tests and liked it back then and today it still holds up as a great game.

For those of you who don't like to read check my review score down below!
Graphics: 10/10 (Unique in its own way)
Performance: 10/10: (Playing on a mid-end second gen RTX laptop and running 200+ FPS in-game)
Sounds & Animations: 7/10 (It could be better but it's good enough to keep me hooked)
Cheaters: 8/10 (In my 4 hours I haven't run into a single one yet so that says a lot.)
Overall Gameplay: 9/10 (Keeping it a 9 out of 10 since the play time is still small)
Microtransactions: Anyone reviewing the game regarding monetization while its completely free is a total joke on it's own. A game can't be free without any form of monetization because there is the few who don''t like it. (If you dont like micro transactions then just don't buy anything in the game but dont review bomb a game because you dont like it)


# Back to the real review!

I put about 500ish hours into the beta absolutely loving my time, having early access as a creator(don't worry the name is Roasiac on Twitch and I am not that big but the game let me in anyways so props to them)

It has the feel of Overwatch with the slide's of Souljourn especially when booting into a custom game and putting the movement speed to max absolute fun)

Whenever you play games its very easy to see whats going on and if that's not enough you can highlight dark areas even more making it easier to see enemies.

## Maps & Modes
Like every other game in this genre there is plenty of modes, ranked that is locked behind a level 30 grind which is steep but great for keeping cheaters out of the mode for a while.

The two modes I enjoy on my new account are the team death match and free for all, It's great for aim practice and helps you learn the patterns of each gun while playing games.

## Not a sniper guy but hella fun
I am not someone who loves semi-automatic rifles at all but when not looking at my screen because of me cleaning my house I accidentally got locked into the sniper class and to my surprise it was a ton of fun, its satisfying and there is not really something to say that's bad.

## Controller Thoughts
In the beta I played a lot with my controller but due to recently upping my hardware I chose to go with my mouse and keyboard for the launch. I can't tell yet if its good or not but from my games against people playing on a controller it seems like a nerf on the aim assist side which was very strong to the point of unfair in the beta.

## Future Update
I be updating the review in the future as 4 hours in is to little to really say what's up but as of right now I haven't gotten anything bad to say about the game.

It feels like having fun in the old days, dying feels like its your mistake and you don't constantly think you are running into someone who uses something that's off.

I hope this was helpful for those of you considering the game and I be updating this as soon as I having more time into the game.

## Micro Transaction Complainers
For those of the guys who are review bombing the game over micro transactions and skin costs I guess you guys may pick a different game. A game needs to make money some how and can not be free and not have any forms of income because you refuse to allow them.

Instead of negatively review bombing a game over something you don't like how about you just don't buy it and enjoy the game without it. None of the gameplay other then cosmetics are hidden behind a pay wall so everything you do you can enjoy without the investment of money!

I can absolutely recommend this game to fans of FPS games!

Krunker makes for some great and fun time and don't let the zero reviews apart of my own one fool you as the game has a massive player base through Discord Activities.

If you want a advantage over those players then definitely the game client is the best way to go!

My Review Scores
- Gameplay: 10
- Fun: 10
- Short Games on Break: 10
- Audio Design: 8
- Animations: 4
- Overall Score: 9.7

I say let's kill em all doggy style!

Well so I guess I have to write a review now. :( always those reviews :(

Well let's start then shall we!

[GAME REVIEW]
Farlight 84 is a incredibly fun game that reminds me in every single way of Apex Legends Mobile even so much that it has the badge showcase of Apex Legends, the Hero selection mechanics of Apex, Menu/UI similar to Apex and just a lot if similar to Apex.

It's basically as if the developers knew Apex was going to get shutdown and prepared towards the shutdown.

The game does a lot of things incredibly well even so much that it on mobile levels easily is a very strong competitor with games like Fortnite Mobile, PUBG Mobile and the upcoming Warzone Mobile while on the PC perspective it is great but has a lot of short comings to such as mouse input issues where when you aim down or just aim your mouse movement stutters or even freezes.

Three of the biggest issues with the PC launch will come down to the fact that you can not customize any of your keys which required me to use my Keyboard and Mouse software to set the preferred keys, You have now real ability to customize your graphical settings and ingame settings and worse of all PC players are almost only tasked to play solo against full 4 player squads.

The ranking system will be unlocked at level 5 and basically just goes up based on your games but I havent seen it go down. You will face Platinum, Ace and even top level players as a newbie and dont directly think those guys are super good as they just got more play time then you.

(Updating this review later again since I got to go for now)

World of Tanks is an awesome game but a few things definitely need work like the intense amount of tanks shooting with premium ammo that can be efforted by having Premium, The arty is a problem I think 1 arty per game is the max and I think the game can improve on it's match maker.

I hope the developers see the review but tier 8 tanks can end up against tier 9 and 10 but tier 8 tanks in most cases are way out of balance when it comes down to fighting tier 9 or 10 tanks.

Tier 9 and 10 are much more competitive tanks with high alpha damage, great DPM and high penetration values. Tier 8 tanks and definitely tier 7 tanks almost stand no chance against them.

A way I think the game could balance this out is to let players play in tier 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 with a max of 1 tier higher this could massively balance the game, make matches more fun and have similar tier players against each other.

This also means that when you are top tier with 1 lower tier like for example tier 8 you have a max of 3 or maybe 5 tier 8 tanks and the rest is tier 7 while if you are a tier lower you get to face a ton of tier 8 tanks.

I think by doing this the games become much more fun.

One other thing I noticed is that the skill differences are massive and I think the game definitely could benefit of a Skill-Based Match Maker. This is better for new players since they are playing with people of their own skill or a similar skill and players of a high skill play with a higher skill.

I think such a match maker should take 5 things into consideration.

First of all the overall winrate of an account: This would be the first factor to ensure that players will face people of a similar winrate.

Second would be the daily average winrate as this checks if the player is winning a lot atm or if the lose alot.

Third would be the Overall Personal Rating. This way players with a high personal rating are among each other and those with a lower personal rating are with each other.

Fourth would be the average daily rating. This is great to counter smurf/reroll accounts as players with a high rating will still be placed among players with a higher overall rating and this will ensure that new players or lower skill players have a fun game.

Fifth would be a max rating difference. This basically takes a max rating a player can have but also the lowest rating a player can have then it takes the highest winrate a player has and the lowest winrate a player have and finally it takes the daily averages and by calculating and average out of all these factors it places people in matches.

The result of a matchmaker like this is that reroll accounts that start facing real players won't ruin new players their experience, it will make sure new and lower skill players play with each other based on their ratings but wont face rerolls which play incredibly high ratings, it ensures people have a fair chance of winning their games but above all it will make sure that people get better by facing similar or just a tiny bit better skilled players and this way they are able to get better in the game.

Anyways that's my review/thougths and suggestions for the game.

With my 3 hours of hands on Early Access to the game with a big thanks to Deep Silver here is my review for Chorus.

Chorus is a action packed space shooter with incredibly satisfying combat, a great feel for story talent and a beautiful graphical experience.

From the moment I dropped into the game to my trusty buddy Forsaken I was constantly put into the front seat. I quickly learned that doing side missions could greatly pay for getting me ship into shape and change the outcome of fights I may otherwise would be unprepared for.

For new players I definitely recommend investing into evolving your ship, upgrading it as much as possible and picking up side missions that can give you anything from weapons and credits up to Rifts that give you exciting new abilities.

Usually the areas of side missions as well as your main story line have small boxes scattered that provide you with credits and upgrades. Chorus also does a excellent job on making searching around for new items, using your guns or taking on enemies a enjoyable experience thanks to their mastery system that upgrades your guns, senses(these increase your reward gained from small boxes.) and other items through out for example killing enemies, taking down shields or searching for these boxes that are scattered around the galaxies.

In terms of performance I noticed a few small lag spikes and keeping in mind I did run the game while streaming in with maximized graphics on a Laptop with a RTX 2080 Super and Intelcore i7 10th Gen definitely tells me game is optimized in a great way but does have its performance hits especially in heavily crowded areas or areas where a lot of fighting is going on.

Overall a lot of laptop gamers will be happy to know that on a rig that runs for example a GTX 1050ti or a GTX1060 3GB you be able to run this game in medium to high graphics without any noticable performance hits.

For Desktop gamers a rig with either a GTX or RTX card will give you a wonderful experience.

I would have to say that the controls are easy to learn with support for both Xbox and Playstation controllers with possibly support for 3rd party controllers like for example SCUFF Gaming controllers. I played with a mouse and keyboard and learning the keys was quick although just as a personal preferred option I did like to be able to set ship speeds changing keys to scroll wheel up and down.

The game its difficulty is greatly balanced but there are a few hickups. I started my live playthrough on the hard difficulty and in my first boss encounter had to scale back to Medium due to not being familiar enough with the drifting mechanics(on mouse and keyboard you can drift by holding the right mouse button while boosting with shift and using your mouse movement to drift into certain directions) but once I entered the first mission in which "Sav" his wfe "Ree" was under attack of enemies from the circle and I had to deal with 3 ships with a big shields, a good amount of smaller enemies and a time to beat before my allied ships got destroyed I noticed that I had almost no chance winning the ships and been able to only take down 1 ship out of the 3 I had to take out.


Chorus is a extremely enjoyable game with incredibly satisfying combat that connects well with its combat, although I noticed some small performance hits in crowded areas and the fact that I stood no chance against 3 ships and a big handful of smaller ships I would rate Chorus a 8.5 out of 10.

Graphics: 10
Gameplay: 10
Difficulty: 7
Performance: 8
Feel: 10
Audio: 7

I hope this review helped everyone here on Steam in considering on purchasing the game or not!

Again thanks to Deep Silver for providing both my Twitch channel https://twitch.tv/Jackofry and YouTube channel vidDojo https://youtube.com/viddojo access to this incredible piece of art and I have a special video still coming out regarding this written review!

With +200 hours on Epic Games this is by far the most family fun and friends entertaining game I wish I had when I were younger.

Together with my 11 year old younger brother am I addicted to TRDS and now a year later it launches on Steam with a amazing new content update.

I have been lucky enough to get a few copies of the game sponsored by tinyBuild Games and could setup both my family as well as other Steam players with a copy of the game through our Twitch channel Brothverse and more on the way ;)

Anyways to dive into my review this game is a lot of fun when playing together with your friends and especially if one of you has a bit of a creative mind, for example launch a package with a canon 50 feet up in the air simply to deliver it that way, ride dumpsters with friends or lift a toilet to a top of the mountain using only a helicopter and the arms of your friend.

The game is loads of fun and full of stupid moments even those perfect timed moments from time to time make it fun.

All though I got the game gifted and absolutely love it I want to get a few things out of the way.

TRDS can be extremely boring when you have to play it alone, when streaming it you will find out that what makes it fun is talking with viewers but when you are not a streamer and buy the game to play alone you soon find out that nearly all game modes are build around a co-op experience and playing them alone is either impossible or not fun to do.

You also find out that what makes the game fun is fooling around with your team mates.

For online a quick notice is that the game runs on Photon and that when you play with friends you need to realize that when their connection is unstable you will notice that in your own games as well, you will have lag and package losses and that's sometimes a bit stupid.

I also wanna point out that playing in a quick game sometimes is more frustrating then fun. When I played my first few only games on the Epic Games Store I rather quickly discovered that for some players the whole game exists out of ruining it for others.

TRDS has a extremely fun mechanic in which when holding F for dive on the keyboard or I believe B on a Xbox Controller and Circle on a Playstation Controller your character dives and eventually farts.

This is fun as it knocks out your friends character for a certain time and is useful when friends are constantly grabbing you.

In some multiplayer games people setup macro's or simply spam that button to lock you into place the entire game till you decide to leave the match and that's a big point of frustration I like to tell people about.

You will find some people who write a negative review with rather weird names about clumsy controls and how the game does not feel like in it's beta to respond to these reviews I am updating the review.

There are people frustrated about how the controls feel clumsy and how lifting objects does not feel right due to this.

This is a invalid/valid review it's valid that it feels clumsy but invalid that the game does not feel like in it's beta.

How does this come?
The Steam updated version of TRDS makes use of a new control setting called simple controls. This settings can be toggled on and of by clicking on it in the settings. The simple controls feel a bit clumsy and remove the feel of objects in some extend but by disabling the option you get your old game few and old controls back you may been used to.

These controls were implemented to make the game easier to use and in some cases reduce the amount of buttons that needed to be pressed to execute a action.

In my 4 hours of playing the Steam version I unlocked countless areas and vehicles, completed tons of deliveries and been able to report and help fix a few game breaking bugs and I love the game by heart so from me it get's a big 10 out of 10. If you are reading reviews and would not buy the game based on reviews of clumsy controls then know these can be toggled on and off but toggling them off will increase the amount of buttons needing to be pressed as well as making certain controls harder but it's good to know that it removes the clumsy feel.

For everyone that happens to wanna win a key of their own I do recommend visiting and following Brothverse on Twitch as tomorrow(Friday 02/04/2021) we are giving out a few more keys for the game that were provided by tinyBuild Games.
Visit the stream at https://twitch.tv/Brothverse

If you do happen to have questions then you can ask them right away as well as both me and my brother love to tell you more about the game and it's pros/cons.