The Gaming Telescope

 Dragon's Dogma 2 just finished its first-ever weekend, and let's say it wasn't the best... Capcom     Capcom must be happy with these first sales results. The game's online player count peaked at 228k, which can be called a good start. However, the reactions have been mixed. It is always with franchises, some praise, others hate, but there is something in common, the huge criticism for the current performance, especially on PC. The last time I remember so much criticism towards a game's performance was during the release of Cyberpunk on PS4.       It's difficult to defend the Capcom team in charge of Dragons Dogma right now, the game costs $70, and it shouldn't have these types of issues. The CPU utilization is terrible and embarrassing.     Let's see how Capcom takes the problem from now on. Surely sooner or later an update will come and everything will become finally wonderful for all machines.

Back to the lab... I grew up playing COD zombies, so when I came across REDACTED on Steam I was fairly interested. Although not a new concept, and from a pretty small studio, I thought, "Why not? It's a free game, I don't have anything to lose.".  The game is what you expect from a small production: basic menus, clumsy animations, and bugs everywhere. In a nutshell, lacks refinement. But I was expecting that, and I wouldn't do a negative review unless it affects the gameplay and annoys the user. So you know already that these aren't the main problems, so the question is, what ruined my gameplay? Why am I giving a negative review? I think my record was 12 minutes without a crash. The game would constantly freeze or shut down between waves of zombies, which as you can expect, is not really enjoyable. Each time you crash, you need to start all over again. It's not hard, just extremely annoying to repeat the same process over and over. We already have th...