checkmarkchevron-down linuxmacwindows ribbon-lvl-1 ribbon-lvl-1 ribbon-lvl-2 ribbon-lvl-2 ribbon-lvl-3 ribbon-lvl-3 sliders users-plus
avatar
MOD1T
Profile Games Friends Reviews
Reviews
Profile Games Friends Reviews
Send a message
Invite to friendsFriend invite pending...
This user has reviewed 48 games. Awesome! You can edit your reviews directly on game pages.
GRIP
Created on 27 September, 2025 01:36
Updated on 27 December, 2025 23:03
GRIP

Fast Speed & Fast Action But....

The downside straight away is you have all you need for it to be a great game then you stick obstacles on a track that are harder to dodge than the enemies firing at you. Remove the useless building frames sticking out on to the track and you'll have a game you can play a lot more fluidly and a lot more people will be sticking with it rather than throwing that controller down in anger every race because they keep hitting beams that come out of nowhere for no reason? Race tracks are clear of obsticles usually not full of them??? The music is ok, it's a kind of hardcore Jungle I suppose you'd call it it's not your usual progressive music genre that this sort of game would normally have. To use a gamepad it had to be mapped and consequently indirectly launched via a third party launcher menu which in this specific case that launcher being Steam, Steam Input via WASD was required to be able to map a bluetooth controller. The game is somewhat of an aquired taste but it is a polished game although not quite polished enough to be a AAA level title but more higher AA standard, I'd love it if you weren't swearing at the screen because your hitting everything sticking out of the walls though, and I'd be praising it more rather than thinking of it as an in the middle kind of game which is caused by hitting to many obstacles it's just completely dampening the mood for people, I'd imagine many will hate that and not understand the need for obstructions on the track in a racing game? Can I see me returning to it...yeah at some stage possibly but sticking with it... due to the frustations it causes with the above mentioned then I really cannot see me ever holding this game in a high favour as many others probably won't to. And it probably will do far better review wise and sales wise if the time is taken to return to it and improve it. I find my self longing to play on a clean track mano emano rather than wasting time playing impossible catchup after whacking into a beam, it's that issue that is making progression near impossible expect laringitis and free hair removal if it's not amended because you'll be screaming to much and tearing your hair out as it is that annoying it's a detremental flaw that needs fixing it's the only real flaw that's significant in otherwise a very well made game and that obstacle issues make it a complete travesty. My score 3.6 out of 5

1 gamers found this review helpful
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair
Created on 24 September, 2025 01:22
Updated on 26 September, 2025 05:46
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair

A LITTLE GREEN & PURPLE GEM

Bright cute and lots of fun, Yuka Laylee takes a mixture of old school and modern platformer elements like Donkey Kong Countries barrell roll move the helicopter spin of the Rayman games as well as some notes from other greats like Super Mario Bros and so on and splices it all into a uniquely satifying blend of story/action and humor. It's ananimation art form game, which is clearly lovingly made, it's filled with a fast paced action with an adventure theme and story kind of like playing an animated movie in a game of sorts, the cut scenes could do with a little less written context but irrespectively you just have to applaud the attention to detail here and the time it must have taken to craft this game, and it's dfefinitely paid off. What you get is an elite AAA quality game for a lot less cost that plays smooth as butter providing a fully engaging console experience on PC albeit with a slightly different feel to a lot of the mainstream games, although it doesn't stand to far a field from those either,. It's certainly a little different from the others, keeping things challenging whilst managing to remain compatible for any person of any age to be able to play it and enjoy it.

2 gamers found this review helpful
FOX n FORESTS
Created on 24 September, 2025 00:49
Updated on 24 September, 2025 00:56
FOX n FORESTS

PICK UP & PLAY WITH A LITTLE MORE

Fox N Forests may not have the most creative name for a game, but it's tied in with the stroyline and it's about a wise old tree/magic seeds you collect and a magical weather season's changing crossbow weapon. From there we get a mix of a game I bought on Android that's called "Chronology" relating to the weather changing crossbow except Chronology used a timepiece instead of a crossbow and that forwarded/reversed and returned time back to normal to provide a route alternative to pass areas otherwise inaccessible. That's basically the premise with this game but regarding the seasons, you change the sesonal weather to freeze waterfalls etc to progress through otherwise inaccessible landscapes, the weapon is otherwise just a single shot simple crossbow weapon at the starting level with a swipe action from I have played so far any way I've not gone to far into the game yet, but I will eventually. The game plays in a 16bit retro pixel graphics art form with a nostalgic and catchy theme track that's 16bit chiptune style. It's got some minor retro-esque themes for the character conversation which to be honest can drag a little having to read that much text becomes somewhat tedious at times before moving into the game or when your chatting to a character you meet along the way etc. Otherwise your getting a simple pick up and play platform game with a retro 16bit theme that is very well polished, maybe a a little lite on the action in parts where there seems to be a bit too much landscape and background artwork taking up that screen real estate versus enemies to combat, it would certainly benefit from a few extra enemies in places that seem a little hollow at times, but this can be forgiven. The music is great pretty catchy in fact and the attention to artwork detail is above average, the game also has native gamepad support which is ideal if your looking for console type games for PC then this title is one to add to your collection for sure. But don't expect too much from Fox N Forests yes it is detailed to an extent yet still somewhat simplistic but it does make it comfortable for all to play and despite any flaws which aren't many then what is there to play is very well crafted and therfore it does hit above it's weight for what it aims to acheive. A total scorefrom me of 4.0 out of 5.0

HUNTDOWN
Created on 30 July, 2025 14:17
Updated on 29 December, 2025 03:08
HUNTDOWN

One Of The Greatest Platformers Ever

Hands down one of the very best platformers that has ever been created, with a truly incredible level of detail and oozing with nostalgic throwback from one liner jokes to bone crunching bullet thumping action and futuristic weaponary, you cannot ever go wrong in buying this game it is up there in the top 100 all time greatest platformers very easily in the top 25 is more likely. The gameplay is fluid and the action is fast paced and 100% none stop, it's hilarious bullet blasting mayhem at it's finest, with a soundtrack that is as good as the game is to play. The gore level is through the roof so it's not for the younger kids but the language is kept family friendly throughout. It's difficulty level is very high on the bosses which are absolutely beastly each and every one of them will chew you up and spit you out if you let them, but you'll love every second of this entire game from it's amazing attention to detail graphically and throughout the visual side to it's amazing soundtrack it's all perfect there's nothing to complain about with this one it is worth every single penny of it's price. Let's just hope they make more like this or at least a number 2 or 3 of Huntdown I own the Android version of the game but I am so impressed with it that I thought I'd give it my attention here as well for those who don't know just how fine of a game they are potentially missing out on here. This may not be suitable for young children but for the rest of the world your looking at pure gold dust here.

Fury Unleashed
Created on 30 July, 2025 13:38
Updated on 27 October, 2025 03:13
Fury Unleashed

Good To Look At But Not So Great To Play

It looks pretty good albeit in a good for generic style, but the reality is that the controls are a bit difficult to use either the rotational aiming element for your diagonal shots or your moving to align to fire is not really easy to pull off, and it's a bit too fast paced to combine this targeting system with regular directional firing, and this makes it it's therefore nice to look at but feels a nightmare to play. You'll have to mess around mapping the controls for some controllers because alternate layouts will require manual changes. It's not really that fun to play either it's pretty repetitious in nature/gameplay style and the enemies seem relatively generic looking, it just doesn't offer anything at all that's new to an already extremely over saturated genre. 3.8 out of 5 for it's graphics would be about right, but then only 2 out of 5 for the rest of the game due to it's difficulty level as a result of a cumbersome control system, which just makes it feel mediocre at best. It is cheap to buy but you feel it's a waste of money shortly after because your probably never going to feel a strong enough urge nor any form of meaningful nor memorable connection to this game to warrant wanting to play it more than once or twice in your life.

3 gamers found this review helpful
Flashout 3D: Enhanced Edition
Created on 10 July, 2025 01:03
Updated on 22 September, 2025 16:43
Flashout 3D: Enhanced Edition

The Concept Is There But Needs Work

The concept for the game is good it's definitely a thing that can and will work if implemented a little better by spending time with making it feel less on rails when your turning, which I have to say if your mapping to gamepads the only way for that to work any way is via steam gamepad input mode from what I found. It's basically budget wipeout by an indie dev, music is good and tries and does for the most part reminisce those games like wipeout and it does that extremely well. weapons are minimalistic though and it needs a lot more weapons as your stuck with next to none at all. The action would be excellent if it felt less like it was driving assisted all the time and more like your actually driving the vehicle your self It's old and it needs a great deal more polish to make it feel complete and more natural to play instead so 3 out of 5 mainly for it's aesthetics and the effort.

Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft
Created on 02 July, 2025 23:42
Updated on 24 April, 2026 00:54
Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft

Be Much Better If Controls Were Fixed

The graphics are superb and the sound is crisp but the controls need work though, the first you should do is switch to modern controller option in the games settings menu otherwise you'll find modern gamepads have trouble with jumps and movement, you still get a bit of an issue in some levels with modern controls in jumping and upon having looked further into this problem you find switching back in settings to tank controls temporarily to get through the odd problematic parts then back to modern controls for the majority seems to make things work as should it's unfortunate that not enough attention to detail and testing was paid to that issue it's the biggest issue any game could have if you can't control properly then you clearly won't be able to play it properly and this is something people cannot understand and rightfully so... especially trying to understand why still this long after it's release that no fix has been made to amend this critical flaw. Otherwise it's a beautifully and painstakingly re-created rendition with truly lush and crisp visuals having been modernised with regards to the sounds to it really feels like a better game not so much a brand new as just way superiror in all ways except for the controls, the modern controls do help in gun battles but when accurately jumping at times this is a clear problem area and so is some parts of the swimming controls it kind of jitters and re-seats the directions you've turned Lara to face in a horribly janky momentary glitchy manner with that modern controller setting but the vast majority of the game seems to play better and look miles better than the original a noticeably all around improvement and in general it is a great improvement over the originals but those controls need sorting now it's pretty in-ecscusable to leave it the way it is, and doing so would catapult this to 4 and 5 star status I imagine prodimnantly t would sell much better and be much better.

3 gamers found this review helpful
Return to Castle Wolfenstein
Created on 28 June, 2025 04:14
Updated on 22 September, 2025 16:55
Return to Castle Wolfenstein

Good Game Controller Use Is Acheivable

I've finally managed to get a very short time in on the games first level, I persevered with the controller setup in many GOG games I find any kind of none defacto gamepad a real pain unless it's made to be played with one natively. Even then there are some games rejecting certain gamepads and unfortunately the age of RTCW means it won't conform to use gamepads in a native way so the the way to force these games into using gamepads is Steam (I know) add your games by the add a non Steam game and choose WASD to gamepad and map with that, AntiMicroX for me does not work for this game in Windows 11 but Steam Input WASD does work. Any way for what I have played it is relatively fast aced and quite hard to master the aiming when mapped as it is swift like a mouse obviously for the view controls being bound to the mouse, but it is a good game for it's time and has reasonable graphics for that time to, although it's struggling to hold up to other games of today the graphics are acceptable. It's shoot first or be shot gameplay style with a high level of challenge.... on the Hardcore setting of difficulty only a few shots really and your dead meat. The weapons are pretty basic in the first stage obviously they would be, they will improve as you progreess they pack a light punch nothing overly beefy really, I do like the era/thematic setting and the locations which find you facing off against the N@zis in a WWII timeline. It does draw you in and you keep wanting a bit more but it can be frustrating with that difficulty level and a low hit count before death even on easier settings it's quite hard. It's a straight forward pick up and play slayem and mahem game making a bold attempt for it's age at trying to be a cinematic epic of sorts, although it's nowhere near the modern versions of the game reboot/s in respect of that, they are amazing comparitively, but you can see where it's spawned from and it's a gem of an old game.

2 gamers found this review helpful