Automobilista 2
v1.0.0.0.1213

Release Date: July 1, 2020
Genres/Tags: Racing, Simulation, 3D
Developer: Reiza Studios
Publisher: Reiza Studios
Platform: PC [Repack]
Engine: MADNESS
Steam Players Reviews : 88% of user ratings are +tive (based on 1,095 reviews)
Interface Language: English
Audio Language: English
Crack: built-in (CODEX)

Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 7 SP1 x64

Processor: 3.5 GHz Intel Core i5 3450 or AMD FX-8350
RAM: 8 GB
Video Card: GTX680
DirectX: 11
HDD Space: 29 GB

 


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Start things off with the visuals and graphically a ms2 is outstanding there are other Sims that are more visually impressive and have more detailed car interiors and trackside details but in terms of balancing great visuals with reliable performance and good support of VR and triple screens this is extremely well done. Dynamic lighting as the day progresses and dynamic track surfaces as the weather changes and nice-looking overall cars and tracks and like it's graphics engine predecessor project cars. The game looks and performs great across various viewing options including VR. Which was a noticeable shortcoming from another one of my favorite racing Sims a set of course encompasses yone AMS twos visuals are unlikely to dominate social media like assetto corsa or project cars. Because high-end exotic cars and big-name race cars will feature more prominently on social media but overall this is a very nice-looking sim and performs great and is really well done. So graphically I'm gonna score AMS 2 as a solid 9 out of 10.

Sounds are another area where an ms2 does very well although not perfect. Better engine notes can be found in race room and I would say better onboard sounds can be found in ACC. But overall the content here does sound very good the open wheel cars sound as good as most similar cars on the market and there aren't many other cars to directly compare between Sims but what there is here seems to stack up well and bonus points go to Razer for making a great sounding racing sim on a game engine where many people thought it wouldn't be possible. There is a bit of clipping at times but that's something I'd assume will be sorted out through bug fixes so I'll score it overall and eight. You the drivability of the cars in AMS - is the most widely debated feature of the title personally I think it's fantastic not the best but still fantastic. Our factor to an AMS one are still my standard for how a sim racing drive should feel. But I'd put automobile ista - just behind those two titles and probably around the same level as ACC in terms of driving feel. Opinions from pro drivers and some racers who've tried AMS to have ranged wildly early access. some people feel it's little more than a content update for project cars 2 and others feel it's as good as you'll find in sim racing personally I'm closer to the latter but there's a connection I feel with our factor to an AMS one that I can't quite get to an AMS. On the racing line I prefer ACC but when the car steps out I do prefer Automobile East the twos feel and behavior. I've tried the game on three different wheels at this point and I've had a great experience with each so I'm gonna score it a nine since the feeling of connection with the cars is excellent for me and I'd only really ranked AMS 1 and our factor to higher.

The content for a lot of people a sim isn't complete until Monza and Ferrari make an appearance and also there's some significant auto manufacturers that are sort of ubiquitous throughout the world of sim racing that have no presence in this title which may alienate some motor sports fans. But this is only one way of looking at it and the other side of that coin is that much of the content that's found here in AMS 2 is different than usual cars we see in just about every other racing sim. There’s cars like sprint cars or the Montana that are fun to drive but almost exclusively used by raisa and there's tracks like cascabel in goiânia and these are two great courses you've probably not got sick of in sim racing. But beyond that the title will soon feature gt3 and gt4 cars and it already has modern and vintage f1 cars and supercars and there's tracks like Mount Panorama and Monaco and mlah that most of us are familiar with and yes nordschleife a-- is coming very soon. Raisa has incorporated various car classes and eras and most of them are really well done. The notable exception for me is these supercars if you're looking to drive road cars assetto corsa is still the way to go. It’s also worth noting that there will be lots more content released for automobile insta 2. so we'll likely be seeing more familiar cars and even some rarities coming to us in the next few months I'm going to score this an 8 on content for some really well-done and original content but it does fall short of having something for everyone at this point.

Racing sim with a good career mode these days is about as rare as making it through turn one at Monza cleanly and unfortunately that trend doesn't change here. there are no firm plans to add a deep career mode to AMS 2 but there's still some good single-player races to be had. the quality of the AI was my biggest issue through through the early access journey and in my opinion even though it's improved it's still nowhere near as good as it was in AMS 1. Raisa has been very transparent about their updates and improvements on this front and the game does now provide some really fun single-player races for the most part but I do still have some gripes with the AI. so I'm gonna give AMS 2 a 6 here since career mode is non-existent in the championship mode is still being fleshed out there are some single-player races that are fun but the AI definitely does need improvement as development continues.

From the main menu of AMS 2 there's five options single-player race practice championship online race or Time Trial. These options seem to cover all of the bases for what you might be doing in a racing sim each of these modes is fairly intuitive to use and it allows good customization for sessions such as weather and time of day and there's also options that allow you to set up and map your wheel or controller plus a lot of graphics and customization options. There is one elephant in the room when it comes to game features though AMS 2 does not support mods its predecessor did and in my mind some of the best mods and sim racing were created for. Some people won't be concerned at all by the absence of mods but I've always viewed mods as a means of populating your favorites in with your favorite cars and tracks. So, overall I'd give the features 8 it seems to cover all the bases for what you'd want in a racing sim but the inflexibility may be a deal breaker for some. Since the content some of the content is somewhat rare.

When a title is released the online mode is the hardest thing to rate almost without fail the first few weeks will be a crash fest in just about every race you find but what happens beyond that is still to be determined. if the popularity of AMS 2 doesn't last we'll be scrolling through the available races hoping for some well-populated servers with racers of similar ratings to ourselves or if AMS 2 sells well the online experience has the potential to be great since many of the features that make for a good online experience including official events and Driver ratings are present. I racing will still remain the king of online racing for a long time ACC has established itself as a solid online racing sim and where AMS 2 will eventually end up is still to be seen. I'm going to be optimistic here and scored an 8 since the online feature set seemed solid but with unfamiliar content it might hold the title back in terms of popularity but that popularity will ultimately be what decides. If this is a viable multiplayer experience or not.

There aren't a lot of firsts in automobile ista - it does a lot of things very well but I can't say it breaks much new ground in sim racing.  The utilization of the madness engine was a risky call but race' seems to have made it work for a better result than projects cars too did. also I give Raisa a lot of credit for the work they do with their official forums the forums are a cooperative community for the most part and members have specific channels to provide feedback on features and content they want added or to report bugs or to post pictures and videos and so on and this was the most transparent sim racing title development I've witnessed and it was a pleasure to be a part of it and witness it. So every table needs this and Raisa did it best so great work to them with their forums. overall I'm only gonna scored a 4 here since there isn't anything available to date that makes you marvel at the ingenuity of Raisa but they did prove that the madness engine isn't just a visual candy machine but it can provide sim racers with a great driving and great sounding experience as well.4 out of 10

The roughly $40 regular price point is right around where this should be priced in my opinion but it's the value surrounding that price that increases its rating for me. For those of us that knew we'd want this sim in our collection eventually Raisa offered us a 40% discount in early access and also there are no plans to bombard us with loads of DLC in the future. That will be some paid DLC but some of the planned content releases for this title in the future will be free. You can also buy the season's pass which I do think is expensive and then you'll get all the future content for free. There are a good number of cars and tracks included with the base game and it's enough to justify the price for me. Since the launch coincides with this steam summer sale it's on for 20% off for the first week and overall it's a very well thought-out pricing structure. The season pass is a bit on the expensive side so I'll score these 9 out of 10.

So in summary guys I think this title is overall excellent avoided if you're looking for a lot of mainstream content but for those of us that enjoy the refreshing content on offer here. This is a great title to add to your collection it doesn't really break any new ground or push many boundaries but it improves enough of the shortcomings of the first AMS while retaining enough of the features that made it great to make this a worthwhile purchase in my opinion. It’s a very well-rounded sim and it looks like it'll get even better over time so well done to raise the studios on this great title.



Setup Features :

Based on Automobilista.2-CODEX ISO release: codex-automobilista.2.iso (25,353,814,016 bytes).
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.
Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from 23.6 to 6.9 GB).
Installation time takes : it takes approx 13 mins if you have a 8-threads CPU and its gonna take 25 mins if you have 4-threads CPU.
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed.
HDD space after installation: 29 GB.
Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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Detroit: Become Human
Build 5165159

Release Date: December 12, 2019
Genres/Tags: Adventure, Interactive movie, Third-person, 3D
Developer: Quantic Dream
Publisher: Quantic Dream
Platform: PC [Repack]
Engine: in-house
Steam User Rating: 92% of user reviews are positive (based on 1,803 reviews)
Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish, Turkish, Dutch, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Croatian
Audio Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Russian
Crack: built-in (CODEX)



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Minimum requirements :

Operating System : Windows 10 (64 bit) - also works on Windows 7 with lagging
Processor : Intel Core i5-2300 @ 2.8 GHz or AMD Ryzen 3 1200 @ 3.1GHz or AMD FX-8350 @ 4.2GHz
RAM : 8 GB
Graphics Card : AMD HD 7950 with 3GB VRAM minimum or Nvidia GeForce GTX 780 (Support of Vulkan 1.1 required)
DirectX : 11
HDD Space : 59 GB

ATTENTION! The minimum size of the repack is just 22.2 GB, read repack features for details.

    

Description :

It's a proof to the breath of Quantic Dream's branching storylines that I felt badly guilty as the credits rolled after my second playthrough of Detroit become human. Detroit obliged my newfound wickedness to a surprising degree leaving a trail of bodies of those who had previously survived in my wake. Although, it never seemed to know when heavy-handed expositional dialogue is enough. Detroit become human manages to be a frequently moving melodrama that bends to your choices with the meaningful results.

Each of my playthroughs took around 10 hours to complete and during that time Detroit's pace rarely lags but thanks to the DIF juggling active performs alternating between three excellent Android characters. Brian de chant is delightful as Connor thanks to his deadpan. Valerie curry brings quiet strength to Cara and excels at selling her love for her Ward Ellis who is quite possibly the least charismatic videogame child to have ever existed. How could you do that I trusted you Jesse Williams employs all of his dreamy Grey's Anatomy waltzes Marcus and despite the interesting moral tug-of-war within him is never unlikable no matter how you choose to play him. Their faces are all rendered with an astounding level of detail especially on the PlayStation 4 pros based on your choices though you can change their personalities and a tone of their individual stories. Play Connor is attentive and humble you have a dog right you might experience a knock about buddy comedy play him as ambitious and that's an entirely different story. Keira story seems less totally flexible but is the quietest and most intimate which is a welcome contrast to all the running and explosions you can opt into in the other two stories. Putting any of them in compromising situations or worse sending them to their death was a fear throughout it's a testament to the writing and performances that I found making decisions just to see what would happen teeth clankingly hard. For the foremost part side-characters adapt to the way you select to play but there is some story like misfires.

It’s observable when your choices feel they go against the grain of a more robust story. The backbone of Detroit story meaning the one that's relatively fixed in place despite the choices you make around it is big ambitious fun even if it suffers from a multitude of plot holes that are obvious in hindsight. But look these weren't deal-breakers for me because while Detroit is audacious and silly as hell it's got a real heart to it and there were enough moments of quiet tenderness that kept me emotionally invested until the thrilling high stakes of the final act with this in mind there is a lot of clumsy exposition and dialogue I was willing to forgive that's one word while watching a fun b-movie. But occasionally Detroit ignores the standard writing rule of sure don't tell to such an extent that I was yanked out of the story. The world here feels very real too built with a sense of history this is a miserable dark version of a future Detroit where androids are so ubiquitous that they're old news and little details tell the story of a burst tech bubble though the path you were guided through is as linear as previous Quantic Dream games enjoyed the luxury of more time to linger and prod around in its beautifully detailed environments. The way you interact with the world around you hasn't really evolved much from Quantic Dream's usual timed button press formula. Which is untrue Civ and mostly works.

A new Android Detective Mode allows you to scan your environment to reconstruct crime scenes and fast footing and rewinding through these is a lot of fun as there is a new cool ability to re-construct scene before you execute them. Like beyond two souls before it though Detroit become human it struggles to justify its multiple fight scenes with meaningful interactivity. Why make them interactive at all if you have to try so hard to fail of course the way you play Detroit is primarily through the choices you make within it. Well, there's still that immovable backbone of a story I found it's branching cards to be multiple and deep. Quantic Dream was smart in showing these paths transparent with the help of a flowchart displayed at the end of each chapter telling you just how differently it could have played out. Comparing endings not only between my first and second play-through but with other players revealed some shocking differences. One play-through isn't enough to see what Detroit become humans deceptively complex scenarios have to offer and its characters and world building are interesting enough that it was a pleasure to go back to see what I've missed the first time. But I wish its story had been handled with a softer touch it's well written and acted central trio with vital enough to me that I felt genuine distress when they were in danger and a sense of victory when they triumphed particularly when my choices had such a permanence that raised the stakes throughout.



Setup Features :

Based on Detroit.Become.Human-CODEX ISO release: codex-detroit.become.human.iso (56,091,443,200 bytes)
Game version is Steam Build 5165159
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.(ONLY when you install the game with ALL components)
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded
Selective Download feature : You have option to skip downloading and installing of voice-packs you don't need and the bonus content.
Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from 52.2 to 22.2~39.1 GB, depending on selected components)
Installation takes (one language, no bonus files) : it takes approx mins if you have 8 threads CPU and it takes 25 mins if you have 4 threads CPU; installing with more languages and bonus files adds more 5-25 minutes, depending on selected components.
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly.(ONLY when you install the game with ALL components)
HDD space after installation: 59 GB.
Language can be changed in game settings.
Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

Selective Download :

You have option to skip downloading of bonus, credits videos and voicepacks you don't need. Here is the list of optional/selective files. You must have download and installed at least one of the voicepacks.
fg-optional-bonus-videos.bin (bonus videos, available in special game menu - please note that if you don't install them and try to play - the game will crash)
fg-optional-japanese-bonus-videos.bin (same as before, but for Japanese users)
fg-optional-credits.bin (in the end credits, the game is gonna freeze at the very end, if you don't install this)
fg-selective-english.bin
fg-selective-arabic.bin
fg-selective-brazilian.bin
fg-selective-french.bin
fg-selective-german.bin
fg-selective-italian.bin
fg-selective-japanese.bin
fg-selective-mexican.bin
fg-selective-polish.bin
fg-selective-portuguese.bin
fg-selective-russian.bin
fg-selective-spanish.bin

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BARN FINDERS

Release Date: June 15, 2020

Genres/Tags: Lifestyle, First-person, 3D

Developer: Duality Games

Publisher: Duality Games, PlayWay

Platform: PC [Repack]

Engine: Unreal Engine 4

Steam User Rating: 82% of user reviews are positive (based on 147 reviews)

Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

Audio Language: English

Crack: built-in (CODEX)

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Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 7 x64

Processor: i5 3550 / FX-8350

RAM: 6 GB

Video Card: GTX 660Ti / R9 270X

DirectX: 11

HDD Space: 20 GB

      

My Reviews :

Search the valuable items stashed in abandoned barns take part and storage auctions bid high and buy yourself a chance to find exclusive items hidden in the past. Remember storage was guys that Shubert the fake people I just love watching that that was great well this game is a bit like that. You have bins where you can bid on bins you look in the bin I don't mean a bin leave but you're rubbish I'm talking about these storage bins but you would look to see what's in there. I have to work out how much value you think's in their work out a bit of a bid that you're gonna go to and then get bid against other competitors trying to get the same bin. I mean awesome you also bid on huge estates barns and shit like that or bid for the right to actually go then look for anything that you can find it in anything you find you can take home and sell it and you're looking for these valuable items sometimes you might even find it a car hidden in a farm that's been there years huge profit guys. When you get back to your barn you've got little units where you can wash stuff wash items you can repair items you can even find bits of items and assemble them over time with little bits that you find on different bonds and then you've got a little redneck shop where you can sell everything to customers who teleport in. it all sounds awesome finding loot who doesn't like finding loot guys finding loot is awesome so it's like the ultimate game of finding loot repairing loot and selling new with auctioneering and an aura that stuff plus a quite quirky little story about aliens running moonshine. So why do I think the game's a pile of shit denna.

Guys this game right. It’s so freakin frustrating because it should have been we're better than this it could have been we're better than this. But for some insane reason the developers of this game have completely missed the point in my opinion anyway. you see every morning you'll wake up guys and you check your emails and you will be sent to a location it could be an old film studio it could be a barn it could we just have a swamp area could be anything it'll be a building or a numerous amount of buildings and in their buildings are hidden tons of loot you might have to bid to get the right to go in there but you'll win that bid don't worry about that. You go in you then search for things you might have to dig hold you buy a shovel to dig holes in areas where you can clearly see an outline that needs to be dug out. You’ll have an axe that you can smash all the worthless junk up into little bits that you used to repair items with. But sooner or later you'll start and see things with a yellow outline you simply press the T key and that teleports that item into the back of your pickup that's a valuable item. other items may have a little jigsaw piece on them which means the part of a bigger item so you have to assemble them in your assembler so might have a little symbol on it means the dirty the other ones you have two holes down in your cleaning bin and you go around these zones easily finding everything. I mean ridiculously easy sometimes you have to find a key to a lock door but the keys behind an item that you pick up anyway or smash up sometimes you might be confronted with a lockpick situation or my a lockpick situation that you can never lose because the lockpick a door you simply move the slider till a green light comes on that begins the sequence. You then have to move it to another place where there's a green light. Now because she can only move one place left or right you can't fail to find the other green light and each lockpick no matter how many lights you have to find will take a maximum of like 20 seconds. It’s crazy but at the end of the day guys wherever you go and whatever you find you come back to your little redneck Shack. You hose down all the dirty items repair all the broken item. Simply click on your shelves and that fills them all with the stuff you've got you can expand to build a few more shelves in your in your shop then you just stand there waiting for customers to teleport in. the same customers that you bid with in the bidding was and they will want to buy your items.

Now apparently some of these people have specialized kind of tests and you have to match up the right customer with the right item. The haggling system is hilarious a little bar going across the bottom of the screen if it stops on the left then they'll walk away I'll not give you any more money for it or might even want a reduction if it stops all the way over to the right into the green they'll give you more money than you're asking for it. Then you might get two or three handles per customer and you simply just tap the keyboard when you want the little line to stop. Basically 99% of the time you will stop it in the green on the right. aside from this mundane gameplay you then have three big bidding competition that's like that the Olympic Games of bidis. the barn finder Olympics you go to this place where this is where it becomes like storage wars different bins that you can bid on. you can't see what's in the bins it's it's a bit blurred out you're kind of having a peep trying to work out how much profits in there so you know how much to bid on to kind of work it out you know you don't want to make a loss. Oh dear, this is the thing guys this is the floor in this this whole aspect of the game this should have been the best part of the game but it's actually the worst. see all you have to do here guys is win the bins and then the game will taut up how much value is in each bin and at the end of the five of the usually four or five bins at the end of them it will see which competitor has earned the most money out of the bins and whoever earns the most money gets the star prize which is usually quite an expensive vehicle. You know you're gonna make a lot of money on it anyway and once you weren't enough Ben's to take the star prize that will compensate you for any bins that might have given you a little bit of a loss and you always I always came out and I finished the game with huge profits utterly utterly pointless and then I thought maybe this games just injured children then maybe it's just a kids game.

It crossed my mind until I realized I was hosing down the mouthpiece of a blow-up doll to get all the stands out. yeah I don't think it's a kids game guys so it's got a woeful story it's got pointless auctions it's got easy loot to find what's the point of the game that's the problem. What is the freaking point of this game there is no point to it other than just finishing the game. it's just a kicker you just click things for no reason really because there is if there's no competition there's nothing at all it should have been so much better when all the developers have to do here was have all the AI competitors all in a shop and have their shop competing against your shop like you've seen in many tycoon type of games. you can see their profit you can see your profit you can maybe buy their shop out if you get enough profit that would give we're more meaning to go into these auctions and looking at trying to work out what's in there knowing how much you're gonna bid have them a bit more aggressively bed as well they're just so passive with the beds. you can easily beat them in the bids but there's none of that there's no competition there's no need to earn loads of profit it's pointless and so the game for me is just a pointless clicker and it's such a shame because it could have been great. I would have loved a storage type game competing against even other players but certainly against AI players to try and outdo them to get more money than them that would have been great but nothing to see here guys a pointless game.

Setup Features :

Based on Barn.Finders-CODEX ISO release: codex-barn.finders.iso (13,829,701,632 bytes).
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.
Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from 12.9 to 7.3 GB).
Installation takes 3-7 minutes (depending on your system).
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly.
HDD space after installation: 20 GB.
Language can be changed in game settings.
Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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BEYOND BLUE
 v1.3.15659

Release Date: June 11, 2020

Genres/Tags: Exploration, Managerial, Third-person, 3D

Developer: E-Line Media

Publisher: E-Line Media

Platform: PC [Repack]

Engine: Unity 5

Steam User Rating: 79% of user reviews are positive (based on 62 reviews)

Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Dutch, Traditional Chinese, Turkish

Audio Language: English

Crack: built-in (HOODLUM)

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Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 7 x64 or newer

Processor: Intel Core i5-4460 / AMD FX-6300 @ 3.5 GHz or equivalent

RAM: 4 GB

Graphics Card: AMD R9 270 or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 (2GB VRAM with Shader Model 5.0 or better)

DirectX: 11

HDD Space: 10 GB

Description :

Our planet plays host too many natural wonders that we often gloss over in our fast-paced lives as a medium videogames often choose to favor other types of exciting topics over that of learning more about the ocean. Which covers a great portion of our floating space rock. Enter beyond blue a project that aims to marry narrative adventure games with documentary style snippets. All in an effort to entertain while teaching us about the great blue expanse and its marvels. In beyond blue you play as Mirai a scientist and diver whose fondness for the ocean and its wildlife stems from early childhood. Equipped with a special suit and a rebreather the lets her freely explore the ocean. The game frames her journey is a scientific expedition focused on testing cutting-edge technology. This includes tracking scanning and analyzing how sea life behaves and communicates. While also live-streaming her dives to a global audience. You’ll do lots of swimming and scan plenty of creatures in Beyond blue in-between tagging new points of interest using underwater boys.

Your dives take you across several levels set at varying depths and different times of day. Which the game does a decent job of reflecting visually. The oceans different beautiful shades of blue get replaced by darkness the deeper you go to the point where they completely disappear. If you're closer to the surface of the ocean it almost feels welcoming deeper down navigation relies on your attached source of light and eruptions from underwater volcanoes creating an almost oppressive atmosphere. Scanning creatures as they swim past you unlocks their respective entries in your science log. Which also reveals the total scannable number of each discovered creature. The more creatures of one type you scan the more you learn about them. Including the depths at which they live and certain interesting particularities about them and their behaviors the futuristic Manta drone you get early on in the story can blend in with the oceans inhabitants and scan important points along the bodies of sea life revealing even more info. As you return to an area you've already visited finding creatures you've already scanned in previous dives gives the game world and your efforts a welcomed sense of permanence. most of the actions you perform whether it's observing sperm whales sleeping or dolphins rubbing across corals or maybe even picking up sensors for recharging are contextualized by the back-and-forth banter between Mariah and her companions in the scientific expedition Irina and Andre.

We’re mirai's enthusiasm lights up from the first moment you meet her especially around the family of sperm whales that more or less hold together beyond blues frail narrative. Arena is more pragmatic looking to use potential research to found a biotech company Andre is the protective member of the expedition. Showcasing wariness towards the negative influence that humans tend to have on the ocean. Over the game's seven hour runtime the three discuss cooperate and argue without feeling fleshed out enough to escape the status of voices dispensing interesting information about the ocean. Despite their expressive voice acting. in between dives you return to your compact submarine on it you can inspect different items that make your small quarters feel lived in and listen to music from a varied playlist that might just lead to discovering a handful of cool new tunes.

You can also interact with the table that lets you inspect 3d models of discovered marine life and their various behaviors like nursing or swimming at different speeds and you can also talk to Irina Andre and Mirai sister Ren. Beyond blue tries to tug on the player's heartstrings by bringing mirai's family and their problems into the mix but fails to create a sense of connection through its fleeting dialogue. Subsequent visits to the submarine also become dry detours from observing the ocean life out in the open. Although as much as the games worn-out mechanics failed to compel. it does succeed in creating a connection between Mariah and the sperm whale family that she frequently checks up on. Welcoming a new member swimming alongside them observing and listening to their fascinating songs that change based on what they're doing. they're all memorable experiences to top things off progressing through dives unlocks short videos in the menus inside panel in which marine biologists like dr. Sylvia Earle and other experts chime in on the oceans incredible beauty and diversity alongside the immensely intricate nature of whale songs. Completing all of the game's eight dives also gives you access to free dive mode which lets you go back to any of the levels and complete your scan collection or simply swim alongside the animals. There’s undoubtedly a specific sort of tranquility to swimming alongside fish of all shapes and sizes. Sadly beyond blue slices of ocean feel a little too artificial especially when compared to the real-life videos in the insight menu.

The game predominantly in its early stages lacks visual richness and unscanned creatures conveniently appear around your objectives always in limited numbers. While they do showcase different behaviors some swimming together in schools others are preferring smaller families with the occasional sighting of lone small fish or turtles eating jellyfish. They feel purposefully put there by the visible hand of a level designer rather than organically appearing in their natural habitat. Which ultimately harms immersion. The system we reviewed the game on is an Intel i7 8700 K 16 gigabyte RAM NVIDIA GTX 10 78 GB and Windows 10 64 bit and Beyond blue ran without issue at 1080p at the highest settings. Which isn't surprising given how it's not a very demanding game although its open levels aren't excessively large. They’re built in such a way that they create the impression of a seemingly infinite blue expanse. at least until you reach the invisible walls marking their borders there's a plethora of character models some of which have interesting particularities like the glowing comb jelly or the way in which a 7 arm octopus propels itself through the water.

That being said the videos in beyond Blue's inside section overshadow its world as its creatures animation can occasionally feel stiff and surprisingly in expressive. Beyond blue struggles as a narrative adventure game but shines as an educational tool that brings awareness and reveals some of the ocean secrets. Its few characters don't quite stand out and the simple core game-play loop of swimming scanning and following way-points comes off as rather bland. Well there's not much excitement in the actions that you perform the way they're contextualized pulls the experience up significantly. Different moments during exploration and the short documentary style videos featuring real-life experts ensure that by the time you're done with it you'll have learned at least a handful of new and fascinating things about the ocean and its inhabitants.

Setup Features :

Based on Beyond_Blue-HOODLUM ISO release: hlm-beyondblue.iso (7,254,654,976 bytes).

Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.

NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.

Significantly smaller setup size (compressed from 6.8 to 4.9 GB).

Installation takes 2-4 minutes.

After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed.

HDD space after installation: 10 GB.

Language can be changed in game settings.

At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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Disintegration

Release Date: June 16, 2020

Genres/Tags: Action, Shooter, Open world, First-person, 3D

Developer: V1 Interactive

Publisher: Private Division

Platform: PC [Repack]

Engine: Unreal Engine 4

Steam User Rating: 65% of user reviews are positive (based on 26 reviews)

Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil

Audio Language: English

Crack: built-in (HOODLUM)

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Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit

CPU : AMD Ryzen 5 1400 or Intel Core i5-2400

RAM: 8 GB

Graphics Card: Radeon HD 7850 or GeForce GTX 570

DirectX: 11

HDD Space: 11 GB

Description :

Robots blasting and bashing each other to bits as a concept near and dear to my heart and on that level disintegration single-player campaign delivers. Its creative approach the first-person shooting is also intriguing since it has you floating above the action and calling the shots for a team of bots on the ground while you're firing away. But it's not as smart as it looks and what seemed like it could get interesting and tactical never really did. Disintegrations 15 hour campaign doesn't do a great job of setting up the conflict between the evil red-eyed robots and the good blue eyed rebels. But most of that history in the end comes out in between all missions dialogues with your co hearts. Most of them have been integrated which is the technology of transferring a human consciousness into a robot body. As former celebrity pilot Romer shoal you lead your team in a series of missions to take down the enemy's massive Flying Fortress. The voice-acting does lend these bots some good diverse personalities and that gives the stories offense a little bit of weight at least. Disintegration isn't the prettiest of games but it does have some good diversity to its settings. Visually at least no two are alike; mission design on the other hand leans heavily on throwing wave after wave of the same handful of enemies at you as you move through linear gauntlet. blasting them like star wars battle droids is a fair amount of fun for a while not because their AI is especially good or anything but because rather than literally disintegrating they explode into chunks in a satisfying way that's one thing disintegration does better than most games. Your guns will tear apart the environment in a pretty dramatic fashion reducing wood to splinters and even shattering concrete barriers that enemies were using as cover. It’s that red faction or anything but it definitely makes the weapons and explosions feel powerful and look cool.

But combat gets stale pretty quickly because even though it's a squad based game where you get a bird's-eye view of the battlefield. Disintegration isn't tactical at all where something like Mass Effect allows you to tell each unit where to go and what abilities to use when they get there. This is more like directing a mob, you can't tell your Iron Giant style Hulk buddy to play Rock'em Sock'em robots with the big guys while the more agile soldiers take on the fodder because there's only one everybody attacked this target or open that box button and they all act as one. It’s very simple you do get to direct your squad members to individually use their special abilities like grenades and ground pounds and they can be used as combos for extra damage. But they're not interesting to use because positioning doesn't matter much so it's just a matter of waiting for the cooldowns and then casting them again. You have to keep your team alive to use them though and also so they can absorb all the enemy fire that your fragile flying motorcycle can't depending on what gear you're given for a mission that can be tricky to do like if you don't have any healing abilities and have to rely on pickups but of course if one does go down all you have to do is retrieve their head and they'll rock it back onto the field a few seconds later in a shiny new body. So you don't need to sweat it much if they explode.

Then there are the boss battles which look and sound great but are usually pretty weak they boil down to shooting it until it goes down then getting right up in its armpit and hovering there holding down the fire button until it explodes. It only got a little challenging when I had to deal with two at once.

What’s especially frustrating is that you have zero control over your squad composition or your vehicle's loadout. Every mission just hands it all to you and all you get to do is pump in a few upgrade points for stat boosts. I get that I'm being walked through different roles I'll need to know for multiplayer like the healer and the sniper but it's a bit annoying to have things like how you heal yourself change from level to level and not be able to pick a favorite gunner robot and develop it. That lack of continuity made levels feel like a string of unrelated battles and it practically kills replay ability. The game has no customization which feels like a very poor design choice.

Flying around and giving orders to cool-looking robots is a neat concept but the simple shooting and squad management of disintegration single-player campaign make it fall pretty flat after a while. the surprising lack of customization and progression make the battles feel disconnected outside of the story which has some decent characters but is otherwise a pretty straightforward rebellion against evil robot overlords.

Setup Features :

Based on Disintegration-HOODLUM ISO release: hlm-disintegration.iso (10,937,382,912 bytes).

Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.

NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.

Significantly smaller archive size (compressed from 10.2 to 5.9 GB).

Installation takes 3-8 minutes (depending on your system).

After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed.

HDD space after installation: 11 GB.

If you want to change the game language use BAT-files in game root. 

Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.

At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.

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ARK: Survival Evolved

v311.74 + 9 DLCs

Release Date: August 29, 2017

Genres/Tags: Action, Open world, Survival, First-person, 3D

Developer:  Virtual Basement, Instinct Games, Studio Wildcard, Efecto Studios

Publisher: Studio Wildcard

Platform: PC [Repack]

Engine: Unreal Engine 4

Steam players Rating: 77% of players reviews are +tive (based on 266,917 reviews)

Interface Language: English,  Portuguese-Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Czech,Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Finnish, Danish, Dutch, Hungarian,French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Polish,  Japanese, Korean

Audio Language: English,  Danish, Dutch, Hungarian, Polish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese-Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Czech, Turkish, Ukrainian, Finnish, Japanese, Korean

Crack: built-in (CODEX)

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Minimum requirements :

Operating System: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit versions)

Processor: Intel Core i5-2400/AMD FX-8320 or better

RAM: 8 GB

Graphics Card: AMD Radeon HD 7870 2GB or NVIDIA GTX 670 2GB or better

DirectX: 10

HDD Space: 273 GB

      

Description :

Running on a freezing snowy mountain and firing a big machine gun at a giant mammoth while riding the back of a dinosaur is a great example of the reason many video games exist. Living out hilarious childhood fantasies. Ark survival evolved has plenty of that to go around across its sprawling maps which it calls arks. That can be explored solo or crowded with up to 100 players. Some lingering technical issues bad Dino AI and an extreme amount of grinding to succeed in endgame are the most factors keeping it from being as sharp within the tooth because it might be like many of the survival crafting games, it partially helped popularize arc dumps you on the beaches of a huge foreboding island with only enough clothing to remain modest and your own two fists. From there the challenge is to remain fed and hydrated while avoiding an enormous sort of terrifyingly detailed dinosaurs and other beasts long enough to progress up the tech tree.

Early in the life of a character you might be taking out Dilophosaurus with throwing spears and hoping a triceratops doesn't come and knock your thatch Hut over in the middle of the night from there there's a really nice flow of technological progression that makes advancement feel like more than just an increase in stats. 30 hours later you may preside from a sturdy stone castle atop which you snipe terosaurs out of the air with a rifle. The excitement is dulled as the amount of menial grinding required to reach the higher tiers of technology goes up exponentially. The point where I could take an entire day of play time just to stock up on ammunition for certain weapons. This let you really start things to drag when you're just obtaining access to the most interesting tech. especially, if you don't have a large tribe of other players to help you divide the labor on public PvP servers other players are both your greatest opportunity and greatest danger. As I learned the hard way more than once making sure your shelters are hidden from potential looters is far more important than making sure they're strong enough to withstand dinosaur attacks and I often return from less than 12 hours offline to find my barricades wrecked an hour's worth of gathered resources hauled off. Things get much better if you can work your way into a strong tribe of players that can protect your stuff around the clock. There’s also an extensive and detailed single-player geared campaign to follow. It will take you to a variety of monster filled caves to acquire artifacts and summon three challenging bosses. There’s a giant spider queen and a bonafide fire-breathing dragon. These encounters show quite a bit of attention to detail though they rely a bit too heavily on some and Dominions to increase the difficulty.

Defeating all three bosses unlocks an endgame dungeon that reveals a surprising amount of back story behind the arcs and their purpose. Which came as a pleasant surprise in a game that's ostensibly just about riding dinosaurs around and smelting Arc at first glance it's this narrative flourish more than anything that really distinguishes art from its genre brethren. Though the game has came out from a very long period of early access time with almost every nastiest bugs fixed. There are still weird graphical glitches all over the place like shadows popping in and out randomly and intermittent framerate drops. Worst of all is the fact that the AI on larger dinosaurs is pretty terrible. the best strategy for killing anything beefier than a raptor remains getting it stuck on the terrain and plinking it in the head from total safety even my own tames dinosaurs often get stuck in trees when moving through a forest if I don't babysit them and in at least one case one became so badly stuck in a cave that I had to kill it to recover the items it was holding and move on. When I'm having a good time in arc I'm having a really good time. The problem is that these stages are usually one part to every nine parts menial grinding and crafting. Especially at the later tech tiers plus some really dumb dinosaurs can take a lot of the challenge and sense of danger out of the many primal locations. Even with all of those quirks however I'm still hungry to play more after the 60 or so hours I've spent so far. There aren't a lot of survival games that have legitimately held my attention for that long.

Included DLCs :

The Center - ARK Expansion Map

Primitive+ - ARK Total Conversion

ARK: Scorched Earth - Expansion Pack

Ragnarok - ARK Expansion Map

Aberration - Expansion Pack

Extinction - Expansion Pack

Valguero - ARK Expansion Map

ARK: Genesis Part 1

Crystal Isles - ARK Expansion Map

Setup Features :

Based on ARK.Survival.Evolved.Crystal.Isles-CODEX ISO release: codex-ark.survival.evolved.crystal.isles.iso (100,289,282,048 bytes).

9 DLCs are inserted and activated; game version is v311.74.

Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.

NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.

Smaller Setup (archive) size (compressed from 37.2 to 13.7 GB).

Installation time takes : It takes 30 mins if you are installing on SSD and approx 1 hour 10 minsif youare installing on HDD.

After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed properly.

HDD space after installation: 273 GB.

To change the game language go to "Engine\Binaries\ThirdParty\Steamworks\Steamv132\Win64" and launch "Language Selector.exe" and change the game language.

If the game crashes for some reason, copy every file from "Engine\Binaries\ThirdParty\Steamworks\Steamv132\Win64" folder to "ShooterGame\Binaries\Win64" folder.

Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911.

For installing the game you should have at least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual).

IF YOU HAVE ANY KIND OF PROBLEM DURING INSTALLATION PLEASE COMMENT BELOW.