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AppWizard

May 21, 2025

JDM: Japanese Drift Master review

Japanese Drift Master (JDM) is an open-world racing game set to be released on May 21, 2025, priced at in the U.S. and £29 in the U.K. Developed and published by Gaming Factory, it combines drifting mechanics with life simulation elements and explores Japanese drift culture through a narrative involving an outsider, a failing sushi delivery business, and an unsolved murder, presented in anime comic panels. The game features a variety of licensed vehicles, visual and performance upgrades, and event types such as drag races and delivery missions. While the drift physics are strong, the handling model may feel awkward for conventional driving. Players may face translation issues, optimization challenges, and performance hiccups, but the game offers inventive mission types and a rewarding progression system, encouraging exploration and vehicle customization.

AppWizard

March 7, 2025

Grand Theft Auto 5 Enhanced is a bitter-sweet return to Rockstar’s money-making machine

Over a decade has passed since the launch of Grand Theft Auto 5, which remains the only installment in the series not fully completed by the author. The Enhanced edition features advancements such as full ray tracing, DLSS, and FSR support, but the single-player experience feels neglected compared to the rich content of GTA Online. The focus has shifted towards online gameplay, with new features like the Career Builder and exclusive content such as Hao's Special Works and the storyline "Oscar Guzman Flies Again." There are concerns that the single-player component may become merely an introduction to the online universe, and hopes for a more inclusive experience in future installments like GTA 6 are expressed. The author plans to explore the available content in GTA Online.

AppWizard

December 10, 2024

Cyberpunk 2077’s surprise new update lets Keanu ride shotgun through the streets of Night City and makes some PC-specific improvements—and it’s out now

CD Projekt has released the Cyberpunk 2077 2.2 update, which includes new features for vehicle customization and photo mode enhancements. The update introduces a color-changing CrystalCoat system for various vehicles, allowing players to customize their cars. The TwinTone system enables players to scan and save vehicle color schemes. Photo mode improvements include a free drone camera, increased camera range, full collision options, a lock camera feature, precise camera control, custom aspect ratios for PC screenshots, a characters tab for spawning NPCs, adjustable lighting, a depth of field fix, and an effect intensity slider. New character customization options are available, and players are encouraged to explore Night City for hidden secrets. The update also includes quest adjustments, bug fixes, and gameplay tweaks, such as fixes for katana animations and HUD visibility issues. Phantom Liberty-specific updates address various quest-related bugs. Miscellaneous fixes include sound adjustments, voiceover corrections, and ray-traced shadow improvements. PC-specific enhancements allow for key rebinding and performance optimizations.