Star Citizen is a multiplayer space trading and combat simulation game that is currently in development by Cloud Imperium Games. One thing many gamers ask is it better to play with keyboard and mouse or joystick? Well, there are two specific methods of play that have become a popular way to interact and/or engage with the game. HOTAS and HOSAS.
Zombie games are a dime a dozen. You can find them anywhere. For people who actually want a tactical zombie-survival game, the pickings are slim – nay, nearly non-existent. Your options for a tactical survival zombie game are basically DayZ – but you’re subjecting yourself to a lot of jank – or, well, that’s it. The only other pseudo-option is Konami’s 2018 outing for PS4, Xbox One, and PC called Metal Gear: Survive, a Fox Engine rehash of Metal Gear Solid V repackaged with two small maps as a zombie-survival base-building game.
It’s hard to find anyone being critical of Rockstar Games’ Red Dead Redemption 2, and rightfully so, it’s one of the most polished, technically achieved games ever made. The amount of bespoke animations, dialogue, interactions, and open-world mechanics and shenanigans that you can get up to are almost insurmountable. However, it doesn’t make the game flawless. In fact, the game has a lot more flaws than I was comfortable with, and not in the “oh my horse glitched through a rock” sort of thing, but rather with the fundamental way the game is played and experienced, and I’m going to cover all of those here in this article.