Halo Infinite

works fine on my rx6600, and was able to run quite a few multiplayer games on it, however, I can't quite get it to work on my laptop with an rtx 3050 mobile chipset, idk if its the vram, but this seems to only work on radv under proton.

Hey kiddo, Handsome Jack here... and I just played Halo Infinite, and honestly? It's pretty good. Not amazing, not terrible, just good. You get to play as Master Chief, drive around a giant alien ring, shoot aliens, blow things up, and swing around with a grappling hook like a very angry green Spider-Man. And I'll admit, that's pretty fun. The gunplay is still fantastic, the weapons feel great, and driving a Warthog into a group of unsuspecting aliens never gets old. The open world is fun for a while too, but eventually you start noticing that you're doing the same things over and over again. Capture this base, destroy that outpost, rescue these guys, shoot those guys. At some point you're just driving around thinking, “Wait, haven't I already done this?” The story is decent, the characters are fine, and Master Chief is still Master Chief, so obviously there's some quality control happening somewhere. But it also feels like there was a much bigger game hiding in here that never quite showed up. There's plenty to enjoy, but not enough that made me sit there thinking, “Wow, I NEED to keep playing this.” So yeah, kiddo, 7/10. It's fun, it looks good, the shooting feels great, and occasionally you get to do something ridiculously cool. But it's not exactly the second coming of gaming. It's more like the gaming equivalent of a perfectly acceptable sandwich. You'll eat it, you'll enjoy it, and then five minutes later you'll wonder why you didn't order something better. Still, not bad. And that's coming from me, so you know I'm being incredibly generous.