After some time messing around with the new Platinum DLC, here is my review.

It's a very nice DLC. The expansive map adds a whole new atmosphere to the game, the warm climate of the South American region makes you feel sweaty by just playing it. The new vehicles are good, the sugarcane harvester(s) and the new crop sugarcane add a new experience, therefore more hours to play with. The tractors are ok, although rather slow and dont come with a front linkage option, but I guess this wouldnt be common in these parts of the world. The house on the farm is also pretty cool, the way you can enter it by opening the doors. A nice addition, although theres nothing much to do inside the house itself. Still nice, however. Detail wise, the map is pretty flat, great for those who dont like hills (I like hills, but doesnt mean I dont like this map), a tree here and there, rather big bridges and the small town is a tight-knit community and needs careful maneuvers to take 2 massive trailers of sugar beet through it. The map is relatively easy to run, so not a worry for those with lower-spec PCs.

The price could be a bit lower than what it is now, but isn't too far off considering the all the extra content included. I'd definetly recommend it if you want to get more out of FS17.

Its a very good rallying game. Gives you a real taste of what this reckless and insane racing style is like. Also comes with some of the most popular rallying cars amongst many others. At the same time, has many different tracks with diffrent surfaces, giving you a challenge to keep 'er lit on the gravel and ice and foot to the floor on the asphalt. Game is also relatively easy to run, even if settings are kept low, there is still a fair amount of detail left aswell. Handling is also a pleasure to play with, and as said before, every track has different grounds, so be prepared.

9/10, just simple, but awesome rallying.

Edit: Its also pretty hard. So if you dont concentrate to the absoloute max, you will go flying off the track. This game requires skill and a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ lot of it.

I have always been interested in snowboarding and open world games, Steep was one game I wanted. But one of my friends told me about SNOW, and after seeing it was Free To Play, I thought, why not?

And I am very VERY grateful for my friend for saving me £40 for a game which is technically the same, but free. It is extremely addictive and has breathtaking tricks and landscapes.

I recommend this game A LOT, its beautiful, fun and endlessly exciting. It saves you from spending £40 on a game that is almost identical.

10/10

P.S Thanks to my man raidy for showing me the game. Hes a pretty cool guy.