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Portal is an incredible gameplay concept, that had an incredible game built around it. The story and pacing are good, the jokes are funny, and holy **** that 3rd act is something else Incredible game 9.5/10

Blends gameplay, story and player in a genius way. Incredible music and gameplay. 9.5/10

Hypnospace Outlaw does something really special that almost no other game does: Be a story that only a videogame could tell. And it is a great story, it can be hilarious in one moment, and make you want to cry in the next. A great soundtrack too. Some tracks really sell the setting of " goofy 90s internet" with some music that could probably pass as real 90s productions such as satellite orchestra and the entire Seepage catalogue. Incredible Game 9/10

Has by far the best set pieces of the PS3 trilogy, the falling plane section being so breath-taking it instantly became Uncharted's icon. Best gunplay and story progression, with some dull parts, the highest highs with the lowest lows of the trilogy, but fortunately for the game, I value the good **** more than the bad ****. Really Great stuff 8.5/10

An all around improvement to Uncharted 1, better set pieces, more colorful and detailed, better shooting, story and pacing. There are some bad things I don't see a lot of people talking about though, the game is kinda glitchy (at least the Nathan Drake collection version) the end portion is kind of weak, and the final boss in the hardest difficulty is absolutely god-awful, he is so unfair and frustrating that it just makes you want to stop playing and just watch the final cutscene on YouTube. I only managed to beat him because I accidentally glitched into a wall where I could shoot him, but he couldn't hit me (happened twice, but I accidentally glitched back in and died the first time) Overall, a very good game, and a great sequel 7.5/10

Minecraft is great because Minecraft is whatever you want it to be. Timeless 10/10

Really just forgettable compared to the sequels. It looks a bit dated, with a saturated color-palette, the environments aren't really memorable, and blend together by the end. The gameplay (not many guns like the later entries, and also the most simplistic climbing) and story also aren't much better. The set pieces (specially the **** jet-ski levels) are almost a joke compared to the ones in Uncharted 2 and 3. In the end it's just a kind of forgettable Indiana Jones homage. I would probably give it a 4.5 to a 5 if it wasn't for the ship level, which is by far the best set piece in the game, and is so good it bumps the game up to a 5.5/10

While a game's graphics being hyper realistic may not make it necessarily a better game, looking like **** DOES make it a worse game, with the smooth models contrasting with the terrible looking geometry, which constantly takes you out of what should be an exciting world of adventure; the game is way too easy, and lets you level up way too easily, which discourages intelligent play, since the result will always be the same (victory), something that could have saved this would have been giving the player huge amounts of liberty so that every playthrough has the potential to be different, however, progression is EXTREMELY railroaded, and only lets the story play out in one specific way, not only that, but certain mons can only be obtained later on, which makes it so most players will have a similar selection of monsters throughout the game, even though the appeal of pokemon is all about making your own unique team. As it is, there really isn't much of a reason to do replays (aside of player imposed challenges, but that is besides the actual game), so in my perspective I don't really see a way to call this game anything other than "bad" or "dull" much less "good" Dull and uninspired 3.5/10

Great amount of content, and it's clear that a lot of love was put into it, with great amounts of effort put into celebrating videogames as a whole

There is no game that enthralls you in its world as much as this, it really makes you feel as if you are embarking in the greatest adventure of all time, there is no other game I love as much as this one

While the campaign itself may be very good, filled with creative scenarios, and great gameplay to accompany it, the story just isn't what people make it out to be, it reminds me very much of an average sci-fi movie, with lackluster characters (except for the one that everyone, including me loves), and a very make-it-as-you-go plot. However, for me, the multiplayer is where this game really shines, with one of the exhilarating multiplayer modes I've played, with great weapon variety and maps, and the fantastic change of pace that is the titan gameplay. Endlessly enjoyable

The game gives moons way too easily, hindering their value and the overall enjoyment, and some kingdoms are way too basic, still great gameplay, music, and a lot of creativity. A good game, just not my favorite

Doom 2016 really has a great gameplay loop, but there's a lot of fluff that dilutes what could've been a great game into just a good one. The obvious stuff is **** like being able to upgrade the doomslayer armor (which doesn't really affect gameplay that much, so it creates a situation where it isn't really impactful, but you still have to do it), the rune challenges, and the biggest problem of them all, the fact the game is long (for doom) yet it gets repetetive towards the end Almost great, but falls shot towards the end 7.5/10

Fantastic gameplay which actively keeps you engaged, not only that, but it has some of the best bosses EVER! And the writing is just great, it works well as a serious story about what the nature of a person is, and even better as an unintentional comedy which will make you laugh endlessly, great game.

Everything a platformer should be, full of creativity and heart, filled to the brim with meaty content, such as the minigames, weekly challenges and even remastered levels of the previous game, a fantastic experience all around.

Seems like a good game but the performance is incredibly terrible, when standing still looking at nothing it seems to barely hold 30 fps, but if a lot of particles start appearing, or there are a lot of slimes on the screen (in a game about creating a farm of slimes) the performance will dip to about 20 fps. Even worse is that when exploring (one of the parts of the core gameplay loop) you will come across some places, which judging by what I have seen in videos of the game being played in a pc, look good, have some nice detail and personality to them, and just make you want to play the game more, however, you see, these locations have a lot of stuff in them, and when walking around them (principally in the jungle) the game's assets will drop to PS2 era levels, and the framerate WILL drop to 10 to 15 frames per second. So basically, when engaging with the core gameplay loop of the game, doing what you are supposed to do to derive enjoyment from the experience, you are rewarded with an unplayable mess where you are punished for exploration, one of the main parts of the game, and are punished for ranching slimes in SLIME RANCHER. I only recently picked it up because of the (kind of) new PS+ Extra, and was horrified with the garbage performance, for what seems like a game that I would really like, and now seeing that it came out for PS4 more than 4 YEARS ago, I don't really see any excuse for it, I know it isn't the PS4's fault, it isn't that pathetic of a console, and I know it isn't my specific system's fault, since it can run games thousands of times more graphically intensive (such as RDR2, and GOW 2018) without even a hitch. The fact that it runs Slime Rancher this badly is entirely the game's fault, and inexcusable.