Hi, my name is Warm Milk... that’s a lie, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
Dragon Age: Inquisition While we wait for the next part
of Dragon Age to be released, let’s take a look at what the last game in the series had to offer.
Let’s start with the fact that it wasn’t completely oriented to the fans of the
Dragon Age franchise and tried to be appealing to a wider audience. That they definitely achieved.
Me and my wife, we played the game and liked it. It was our first experience in the world
of Dragon Age and we had tons of fun. My wife even completed it twice.
The game was designed to be played using a pause function, but I can’t remember
ever doing that. I played it in real time all the time and I had fun. Maybe on some boss I
pre-planned some moves, but that was about it. It’s definitely not a game for a hardcore dungeons
and dragons fan, more like a nice fantasy title for the masses. It is beautiful,
has a nice story and you can own a castle. In my opinion 8 cold beers out of 10.
Just be careful, with it you must install EA launcher. That is never cool.
Subnautica & Subnautica: Below Zero Although I’m a fan of Jacques-Yves Cousteau,
Subnautica always looked more like a Little Mermaid to me. You know,
a very colorful world, filled with shiny bright corals and
fishes seemed like a game for kids and not for an old grumpy dude like me.
But, you know, as a youtuber I have to try a lot of games, at least a little,
so I could have a perspective, so I installed the game and I love it now. It’s addictive and
it’s really hard to stop playing. You know, they should put a label on it or something warning
people that before and after the playtime - in that time years could pass without a trace.
When you finally finish playing, you go to your bathroom to take a biggie for the first time in
like 20 years and you are suddenly this guy “The place where you are supposed to have
toilet paper, you've got this little shelf with 3 seashells on it.
He doesn't know how to use 3 seashells. (Laughs)”
So yeah, that’s what Subnautica can do to you. And Below Zero is Subnautica 2, but you don’t have to
play the first part to understand everything. For example, I would start from the first part,
but just because I could have more of it to play. But hey, it doesn’t really matter.
RAGE The first Rage game
is very Falloutish and more loved by players than the Rage 2. You know like your siblings
are more loved than you in your family. Rage is an interesting look into life after
the end of everything. And that end came along with an asteroid. Not a very ingenious plot,
but, I guess, still better love story than a zombie apocalypse.
You know there are hundreds of more interesting ways to end the world than
these cliche scenarios. For example beer could become sentient and take over the world.
Or cats suddenly mutate into psychics and when they are hungry, and that's all the time,
they make you dance until you drop dead. “Danc human danc for mi meu meu”
I don’t know, the possibilities of world ending are actually endless.
Why stick to like 7 most boring ones? So here you emerge into this vast wasteland
to fight against bandit gangs, mutants, and the Authority – an oppressive government regime that
has a special interest in you in particular. Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Royal Edition
This version includes the base game and all the DLC's, so if you never played the game - it's the
best version you can get. And the Kingdom Come itself is basically a realistic Skyrim set in
medieval Europe. It has a great story, interesting missions and a really beautiful world set in the
ancient part of nowadays Czech Republic. So grab your wooden sword and show everyone
who’s the real boss of Czechia is. Spoiler - not you probably,
because at first you are very lame and puny. The harsh reality of a level 1 villager that
decided to become a warrior is not very pleasant. Imagine yourself being level
one at anything. That is not nice. Level one penis doctor. Imagine that. No, just no.
But you will learn and armies will fall by your feet. Sooner or later. Probably way later.
Fallout: New Vegas This is a legendary game
and this deal is the best version of it possible. Pack contains DLCs like Dead Money, Honest Hearts,
Old World Blues, Lonesome Road and so on. So basically if you played the game when it initially
came out or never tried it, this version is the best way to experience Fallout New Vegas.
Keep in mind that this is one of the best Fallout games ever created. You know,
including classic games and new ones, Fallout New Vegas outshines them all.
Everyone who played New Vegas is talking quite unanimously about its greatness.
Game was created by Obsidian, the same guys who made Fallout clone The Outer
Worlds and now are probably making an Elder Scrolls clone named Avowed.
So serious clone people made this serious game and this price is kinda
friendly. Not like all the inhabitants of the desert you will encounter ingame.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt This is probably the best Fantasy Open
World RPG ever created. And I doubt that I could find anyone who at least never heard of it. Well,
at least inside the Western-influene Hemisphere it is a true legend - on Steam it has more than 600
thousand reviews and 96% of these people recommend this game for you.
Anyway, the game has an incredible story, super fun gameplay and a huge dark fantasy open world
to explore. The coolest thing is, of course, your profession - you kill monsters for money.
So you can just travel around the map and fulfill contracts ignoring the main story
as long as you want or as long as you can get a new contract. And every single monster
hunt is a handcrafted mission with different outcomes and sometimes hard moral choices.
Third Witcher is probably the best game I have ever played.
Cloudpunk Here you will play as a person
named Rania. This is your first night working for Cloudpunk, the semi-legal delivery company
based in the sprawling city of Nivalis. You go everywhere, from the Marrow below to the
spires that pierce the gray clouds high above. No delivery job is too dangerous, and no
one is faster than a Cloudpunk driver. You never ask what is in the package you
are delivering, but you know, one day everything went south and suddenly you will have to unravel
mysteries in a world of corporate conspiracy, hackers and rogue AI. Great original game.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition This version with upgraded graphics was released
7 years ago and it still has about 25K players in-game simultaneously
at all times. By player count on Steam it holds 46th place among all the games.
That shows how huge and popular the game is. There is no doubt that Skyrim is a masterpiece
of Open World games, and in my opinion it was decrowned from the throne of the best game in
the field only by the third Witcher. By now it is of course a bit outdated,
but it still lets you dive into a huge fantasy world and explore incredible places.
Skyrim is single-player only, there is no bullshit of other players invading your game
like in Elden Ring, no other gamers walking around like in Diablo 4, when you just try to accomplish
singleplayer campaign, here you are alone, and everything is done for your personal pleasure.
You can become a warrior, mage, assassin or drug addict. You know, it’s up to you.
Skyrim is like a great book, where you are the main protagonist. Superhero to be fair,
but the lore is super deep, stories, especially for guild quests are great and if you never
played it - just do it. Empyrion - Galactic Survival
This is an open world space sandbox survival adventure. Here you will build powerful ships,
mighty space stations and vast planetary settlements.
Follow your greed and explore, conquer or exploit a variety of different planets and
discover strangest mysteries. You will have to fight alien,
human and other biological hazards and survive in a hostile galaxy full of hidden dangers.
You can play as a lonely potato or team-up with your friends,
build new friendships, create alliances or make war to conquer the solar system.
The title combines elements from space simulations, construction games,
survival games and various shooters. About 80% of the reviews on Steam are positive,
people say that the game plays way better than it looks, and that is always a good sign. Although
many players are bashing the difficulty level of the game. Some enemies are overpowered and also
the learning curve is pretty steep. Far Cry 5
Here you will spill rivers of blood and your victims will drown in their own liquids
because you are awesome and they suck. Your task is to stand up to cult leader
Joseph Seed and his siblings to spark the fires of resistance and liberate the besieged community.
In other words, you will have to get rid of fanatics without any political correctness.
Also all the DLCs are discounted as well, so even if you own the game already, check them out, maybe
you missed some good stuff in the past. Dying Light Definitive Edition
This is a great deal which includes the full game and a huge expansion with a new story,
vast original map, and a customizable buggy to drive. Also two additional game modes,
two additional quarantine zones, exclusive weapons and outfits.
The game has an Overwhelmingly positive review score on Steam, and that makes at least 95%
of all players happy with their purchase. Anyway, here you will have to survive in a city
ravaged by a, obviously, zombie virus and freely roam around basking in its unique atmosphere.
You will also use parkour skills to jump or climb buildings and reach remote areas.
But the most dramatic shift in the world comes at the sundown, as you change from a hunter to
a hunted. That is a terrifying experience and you would never leave the safe zone at night,
but the best quests and rewards await you only when the darkness falls.
Also if you are used to taking free games from the Epic store you may already have it,
so check out your library. Dead Island Definitive Edition
The same developers who made Dying Light, created this zombie infested game as well. And this
zombie-apocalypse is more beautiful than ever. You will be running from and killing undead in the
beautiful tropical island - a wonderful paradise on earth and this contrast is really great.
Exploring this island is really fun: from the zombie infested deserted city to secluded
beaches and vast highlands. Roam around in order to discover the story behind the zombie outbreak.
You can also play in a story-based 4 player co-op mode.
Anyway, in Dead Island Definitive Edition you will get the main game and all the DLC's
as well. Also graphics are all in HD and so on. And the price is more than great.
Fallout 4 Here you can
play from first or third person perspective, you can take items that lie around and roam
across a big open world in search of adventure, absolutely ignoring the main quest and story.
So basically it evokes, at least for me it really did, the same feeling of freedom and
exploration as the Elder Scrolls games. The main difference is of course the setting,
Fallout 4 is a post-apocalyptic sci-fi game. It’s filled with mutants and creepy facilities
to explore. You can also join various factions and that will immensely influence the outcome
of the story. Sadly they don’t have a potato salad faction you could join.
That is a shame. Booooooo!
The game, along with the third Fallout game,
has one really annoying feature. In both cases I finished the game thinking that I have like
10 or more hours of gameplay left and it ended absolutely unexpectedly and way too fast.
So if you decide to play Fallout 4 - keep that in mind, roam around,
do some side quests, do not rush the story. All three games, I mean third Fallout, Fallout New
Vegas and Fallout 4 are great games. You have all my recommendations.
Divinity II: Developer's Cut Game includes the ultimate edition of
Divinity II, which is about 100 hours of gameplay, as well as the Developer Mode which allows you to
play as any unit created in the game. Really cool feature and the price of the game is a joke.
People on Steam are saying that Divinity 2 has quirky Terry Pratchet's style of humor and huge
replayability value. Honestly I have read many comments stating that people played the game three
or even more times. But why?
I don’t know, I guess it’s for you to find out. But there are some sour notes in the review
section as well stating that the game feels outdated and those reviewers are recommending
to choose some other more modern game instead. Well it’s up to you. I think this game
is great. Sable
Here you will embark on a unique and unforgettable journey and guide Sable through her Gliding;
which is a rite of passage that will take you across vast deserts and mesmerizing
landscapes, capped with the remains of spaceships and ancient wonders.
You will explore the dunes on your hoverbike, scale monumental ruins and encounter other
nomads as you unearth mysteries long forgotten and discover what you are hiding behind your mask.
The game is singleplayer only and you can already see that it is a work of art.
There is a lot in this world just waiting to be discovered and explored.
People on Steam are talking that the game is a little bit similar to Breath of The
Wild - the world is open and the amount of quests here won't let you get bored.
Outward: Definitive Edition This is an open world survival game
with souls-like combat mechanics. In this edition you will find both DLCs, new weapons, dungeons and
also several life quality improvements. Game has only a mostly positive review score
on Steam, but it doesn't do the justice. Most people who are giving a dislike spend
40 or 60 hours in-game and that honestly looks like some kind of masochism.
If you don't like the game - just don't play it. Like Warren Buffet once said - always take the
easy road and you will get there first. Anyway, Outward is like Skyrim and Dark
Souls had a weird hybrid baby and instead of abortion, this time they decided to keep it.
If you like both of these games - why not, Outward has some problems but in general it
is a nice game. Far Cry New Dawn
Far Cry games have always been colorful, but this is absolutely next level of an airy fairy
unicorn carnage. They call it vibrant, I call it eye melting. Despite that,
Far Cry New Dawn is a decent game. Here you will dive into a post-apocalyptic
Montana, 17 years after a global nuclear catastrophe.
You will join fellow survivors and lead the fight against the dangerous new mob
and their ruthless leaders, as they seek to take over the last remaining resources.