Recent reviews by Yellow

System:
Ryzen 7 5700X3D
MSI 6800XT Gaming X Trio
RAM 32GB 3200Mhz 4sticks
Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB
Resolution 2560 x 1440


General Settings:
3 Presets, High/Very High/Cinematic
Frame-Gen ON/OFF for each
RT Off
Super Resolution set to the default 75
DX 12: On


1st Run
Graphics Preset: High
FSR: On
Frame Gen: On
Average: 125 FPS
Minimum: 102 FPS
Maximum: 145 FPS

2nd Run
Graphics Preset: Very High
FSR: On
Frame Gen: On
Average: 84 FPS
Minimum: 69 FPS
Maximum: 99 FPS

3rds Run
Graphics Preset: Cinematic
FSR: On
Frame Gen: On
Average: 73 FPS
Minimum: 61 FPS
Maximum: 87 FPS

4th Run
Graphics Preset: High
FSR: On
Frame Gen: Off
Average: 78 FPS
Minimum: 60 FPS
Maximum: 96 FPS

5th Run
Graphics Preset: Very High
FSR: On
Frame Gen: Off
Average: 48 FPS
Minimum: 39 FPS
Maximum: 57 FPS

6th Run
Graphics Preset: Cinematic
FSR: On
Frame Gen: Off
Average: 41 FPS
Minimum: 33 FPS
Maximum: 49 FPS

I almost give up on this game but I'm glad I didn't. It takes time to get used to the weapons and combat mechanics. The combat begins to get fun when you get more familiar with with bow and bombs etc. You can detach enemy weapons and use it against them or target specific parts and make them explode. Just spend some time to purchase other bow types and upgrades. The open world also complements the wide variety of enemies on the region.

The main story is not something to write home about but being able to explore the world is so much fun. I enjoy doing errands and side-quests just to explore the world.

I'm really excited on what the sequel has to offer.

Jedi Survivor is a upgrade from Fallen Order in every aspect. You still have your previous abilities and sabers from the previous games and built from it. The world is bigger, puzzles are grander, more varied enemies, and combat is as good as ever. Exploration is more enjoyable thanks to the open world setting.

Those are the good stuff. The bad, well there are plenty. It eats my entire 16GB ram, Steam overlay is not working so no screenshots for me but achievements are being recorded, performance is better but still have framepacing issues.

great puzzles and amazing graphics. hardest difficulty for some challenge during enemy encounters

This game is full of heart and emotion :(

Portal RTX really showcased what's RTX is capable of. It makes this old game really pretty with the implementation of the technology.

This is action-RPG at its finest. The first few hours is really punishing. I suggest you learn the mechanics of the game by referring to tutorials online. If enemies on certain areas are too powerful, you can always go back and proceed to low level areas first. Learn how character and weapon leveling and stats works.

The game has amazing open-wold design, dungeons and verticality, tons of equipments, weapons and spells and very high replay value.

The implementation of The Force in Fallen Order is brilliant and translates really well on an action/platforming/puzzle game. The story is really good and personal but falls right to the grand lore of Star Wars. Add a really gorgeous graphics and you have a top tier Star Wars game. I'm really excited on the next installment.

Purchased the game because I enjoyed RE2 a lot. I tried to play the game without giving it a RE impression because of the 1st person perspective. But the devs did a great job on translating the classic RE formula onto 1st perspective and I was really surprised on how well it played.

* One of the most optimized game that I've ever played. Gaming on R5 3600/RTX 3070, fps can go 80fps on Ultra depending on the setting
* The control is KB/mouse friendly
* Tight combat system
* Toned down combo system
* Gorgeous graphics
* Amazing voice acting
* Fantastic story