Recent reviews by DefoDefender

A true work of art.

A game which, while fun, will eventually make you regret putting allot of hours in it.

Basically a never-ending grind. World of Warships is yet another take from Wargaming on the Free-to-play grinding game-genre, with this one being naval-themed.

To be fair. This one does not have the Premium P2W Ammo or the over-the-top extremely P2W Premium Vehicles in it which make World of Tanks so notorious. But allas, the Premium ships (which where pretty balanced up until a certain point) are sadly taking their place at an alarming rate.

I've been playing it on-and-off on the native launcher since back when it just came out of the beta. And have been drawn in and subsequently pushed away by this game time-and-time again. Normally because the grindy nature of the game gets repetitive over time.

I suggest you just stay away before you make the grave mistake of becoming too invested in this game. Because you will probably end up regretting it.

You like screaming Russians?
You liked being a purple non-callout-calling teammate?
You like getting one-deag'd by a player with more hours in this game than you have spent on all your games combined?

Then this is the perfect game for you!

Duimpies omhoog als je een echte Nederlander bent :P

A true classic. This game defined the theme park genre!

Basically, if you where alive around the late 90's till the early 2000's, chances are pretty high that you grew up playing this game at least once.
At least I did, AND HECK, this game got me hooked onto my parents' computer for hours on end each day! (That was, until they had enough and told me to get off and play outside...)

This game is very simple to get into, yet challenging enough to keep you playing for hours! And it'll basically run on any computer.

The Steam release also seems to run better on most modern computers, as my old on-disc RCT didn't run that well on any of my previous computers; Usually it required some sort of patch before it'd be able to start up, and keep running smoothly without crashing. (Also, the fact that most newer computers/laptops lack a disc-drive is another reason to pick up the Steam release!)