Kollin

Marvel Rivals; While I appreciate the game, the faster pace of the maps can make the gameplay feel repetitive over time. Introducing more dynamic elements or slower-paced levels could help maintain a fresh and engaging experience for players. That said, the game shows great promise and has made a strong debut. As players continue exploring the diverse roster of characters, I anticipate a natural progression toward better team balance. The current excitement within the community—where everyone is experimenting with different characters and strategies—is a testament to the game’s potential. I trust the developers will address some of the overpowered elements in future updates, striving for a more balanced gameplay experience. This will also allow the player base to develop a deeper mastery of the mechanics over time. However, with the Marvel brand’s broad appeal, it’s worth noting that a significant number of younger players are joining the game. This has led to some interesting trends—like nearly every match featuring multiple Spider-Men! While this adds a unique dynamic, it also highlights the need for adjustments to accommodate the diverse player demographics. Overall, I’m optimistic about the game’s future and look forward to seeing how it evolves.

The game has several technical issues that detract from the overall experience. It has been described by some players as being poorly polished, and there are concerns regarding its market perception. For instance, around level 20, players may encounter a problem where helicopters become stuck in trees after being shot down, leading to situations where they are unable to escape due to glitches that cause them to be trapped in the ground. Unfortunately, the game does not provide a reliable option for players to respawn or reset their position, often forcing them to quit the game entirely. Even with its enticing discount, the game has sparked a range of reactions from players. While some expected a captivating experience, many have voiced their letdowns, questioning whether it truly delivers value for their investment.'s quality and suggest that the developers, Bethesda, may need to reconsider their approach to game marketing and development, as the present experience often feels incomplete or reminiscent of other game franchises, like Assassin's Creed, but with a different gameplay focus. Save yourself the time if you read this review. Overall experience is 3/10 immersion breaking bugs and glitches had me rage uninstall after back-to-back glitches and a day yesterday riddled with unwanted and continuous bugs. It’s disappointing when a game doesn’t live up to its sale price.

NBA 2K25, man, this game’s a mess Ronnie chasing my cash, got me feeling stressed Trying to hoop, but it’s lagging and slow Can’t get a lobby, feels like a no-show If it wasn’t free, it could kiss my ass How they got us paying for bugs en masse Reverse fast, yeah, it don’t make sense Grinding for hours with no real defense Updates dropping, still the same old glitch They charge like it’s gold, but it play like a switch [Chorus] I’m losing patience, but I love the game Paying big bucks just to feel the same Every new patch just brings more pain NBA 2K, put some respect on the name From crashes to lags, every move’s a delay How’d they take my money and ruin the play? Every year we hope it’ll finally change But it’s still 2K playing the same old game