Recent reviews by HellRod

🔹 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – A Timeless Masterpiece
✅ Recommended | 🕹️ Hours Played: 200+

Even years after its release, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt remains one of the greatest RPGs ever made — and with all DLCs included, this is the definitive way to experience it.

🧙‍♂️ You play as Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunter navigating a dark, mature world full of moral ambiguity.
📜 The writing is exceptional. Side quests often surpass the main stories of entire games, and your choices carry real, lasting consequences.
🌍 The open world is vast, immersive, and rich with detail — from war-torn villages to vibrant cities, every location feels alive.
⚔️ Combat rewards preparation as much as reflexes: swordplay, signs, potions, and oils all matter.
🎵 The soundtrack is unforgettable, and the atmosphere — especially in Skellige — is pure magic.

🧩 Hearts of Stone delivers one of the best DLC stories ever written, with incredible characters and heavy choices.
🍷 Blood and Wine is practically a full game on its own: a massive new region, new systems, new monsters, and a perfect send-off for Geralt.

👎 Movement and combat can feel a bit dated at times, but these are minor flaws in an otherwise outstanding experience.

This is a game that can easily consume hundreds of hours without ever feeling like a grind. It’s not just about slaying monsters — it’s about stories, choices, and consequences.

Final Verdict:
⚔️ An epic, mature, and unforgettable journey.
👑 With all DLCs, The Witcher 3 stands as a true RPG benchmark.

🔹 R.E.P.O. – Co-op Horror That Turns Chaos Into Comedy
✅ Recommended | 🕹️ Hours Played: 25+

R.E.P.O. looks simple at first, but don’t be fooled — this game is a hilarious mix of horror, physics chaos, and pure panic that shines brightest with friends.

👻 You play as a team of “repossessors” sent to retrieve valuable items from haunted locations. Sounds easy? It’s not.
📦 Every object has weight and physics, meaning even carrying a piano becomes a life-or-death situation.
😱 The monsters are unpredictable and genuinely scary, especially when you’re trying not to drop expensive loot.
🎙️ Proximity voice chat makes everything better: hearing your friend scream and slowly fade into the distance never gets old.
🤝 Teamwork matters. Coordination and communication are key — or everything goes horribly wrong (and hilariously so).
🎮 Controls are simple, but mastering movement and item handling takes practice.

👎 Content can feel limited after many hours, and solo play loses much of the magic. This is a game clearly designed for co-op fun.

R.E.P.O. is the perfect blend of stress and laughter, where every mission turns into a story you’ll be quoting with friends later.

Final Verdict:
📦 Come for the spooky vibes. Stay for the accidental disasters.
😂 One of the most fun co-op horror experiences you can have right now.

🔹 No More Room in Hell – The Hardest Zombie Survival You’ll Ever Love
✅ Recommended | 🕹️ Hours Played: 80+

Free-to-play, community-driven, and absolutely unforgiving. This isn’t Left 4 Dead with arcade action — this is slow, tense, and brutally realistic zombie survival.

🧟‍♂️ Zombies are endless and dangerous. One bite can ruin your entire run. Ammo is scarce, melee is risky, and panic sets in fast.
👥 Co-op is essential. Up to 8 players band together to scavenge, defend, and escape. Communication is life or death.
🔫 Realistic mechanics. No HUD ammo counter, no magic healing. Reloads are manual. Shots need to count. Every bullet matters.
🧭 Dynamic objectives. Missions aren’t just “survive the waves.” You’ll escort survivors, collect supplies, fix generators, or fight to an extraction point.
🌫️ Atmosphere is incredible. Dark maps, limited resources, and haunting sound design make every corner feel unsafe.

👎 It’s janky at times. Animations and AI can feel dated, and without friends, random lobbies vary in quality. But for a free game? The tension is unmatched.

This isn’t about being a hero — it’s about staying alive one more night in a world that doesn’t care if you make it.

Final Verdict:
🩸 Free. Brutal. Unique.
🧟 If there’s truly “no more room in hell,” this is exactly what it would feel like.

🔹 Killing Floor 2 – Co-op Carnage at Its Finest
✅ Recommended | 🕹️ Hours Played: 100+

If you're looking for a brutally satisfying, wave-based co-op shooter with meaty gunplay and unrelenting enemies, this is it.

🧟‍♂️ 6-player co-op survival against hordes of grotesque Zeds. Each wave gets tougher, bloodier, and louder.
💥 Gunplay is phenomenal. Every headshot has weight. Every shotgun blast turns Zeds into red mist.
🧪 Choose your perk (class) — Commando, Medic, Berserker, Demolitionist — each with its own role, weapons, and skills.
💉 Healing is manual, money is shared, and teamwork actually matters.
🧠 Solo is viable, but co-op is where the game truly shines — especially on higher difficulties.
🎵 Soundtrack is pure adrenaline: industrial metal, EDM, and just enough chaos to match the gorefest.
🧼 The gore system is insane. Limbs fly, walls drip, floors get painted in Zed sauce — and it all stays for the whole match.

👎 The game’s visuals still hold up, but content updates have slowed in recent years. Balance can feel off in some late-game waves.
🛍️ Cosmetic microtransactions exist, but they’re optional and don't affect gameplay.

This is the kind of game you fire up with friends, crank the volume, and just unleash hell. Whether you're holding the line with a SCAR or swinging a fire axe in Zed Time, it's always a blast.

Final Verdict:
🧨 Come for the gore. Stay for the squad wipes.
💀 It’s Left 4 Dead meets Doom on a metric ton of Red Bull.

🔹 DOOM (2016) – Ultra-Violence Never Felt So Good
✅ Recommended | 🕹️ Hours Played: 50+

This isn’t your grandpa’s slow, cover-based shooter. This is pure, unfiltered, metal-fueled carnage — and it’s glorious.

🧠 No reloading. No hiding. No nonsense. Just speed, aggression, and guts (literally).
🔫 The combat loop is a masterpiece. Shoot > punch > chainsaw > rip > repeat — all to keep your ammo, armor, and health flowing.
🎮 Movement is buttery smooth. Once you master dashing, double jumping, and weapon swapping, you become the DOOM Slayer.
👹 Enemy design is perfect. Every demon has a "role," so fights feel like high-speed chess with shotguns.
🎶 The soundtrack? Mick Gordon summoned a mech-demon with a 9-string guitar and recorded it in a volcano. Enough said.
💻 Game runs like a dream. Locked 60+ FPS even on older rigs, and still looks gorgeous years later.

👎 A few platforming sections drag the pace slightly. But they’re over fast and barely matter.

🔹 Cyberpunk 2077 – The Redemption Arc is Real
✅ Recommended | 🕹️ Hours Played: 120+

I held off on reviewing this until I’d seen it through — base game, 2.0 update, and Phantom Liberty. Now I can say with confidence: Cyberpunk 2077 is absolutely worth your time in 2025.

💥 The world-building in Night City is insane. Every alley, every NPC, every radio station pulls you deeper into the dystopia.
🧠 The RPG systems are way more meaningful after the 2.0 rework. Builds actually matter now. Want to be a netrunner hacker ninja? A gorilla-armed street brawler? A sneaky silenced-pistol assassin? You can — and it feels good.
🎭 Story is dark, emotional, philosophical. Choices have real impact, and Johnny Silverhand (Keanu Reeves) is surprisingly deep.
🎵 Soundtrack? Straight 🔥. From combat music to radio stations, it sets the tone perfectly.
🔧 Performance has come a LONG way. I played on PC (high-end rig) and had a smooth experience post-patch.

👎 Some side gigs still feel repetitive, and a few bugs linger — but nothing game-breaking.

🧩 Phantom Liberty adds serious value: a gripping new story, a whole new district, and Idris Elba killing it as Solomon Reed.

If you bounced off the game at launch, this is the time to come back. It’s finally the game it was meant to be.

Final Verdict:
🌆 Come for the cyberpunk vibes, stay for the story and freedom of play.
💾 Now it’s not just playable — it’s unforgettable.

So dam cute this one, love it

Great game

Best way to revive the card game from the original series.

Best RPG series ever.