Bhargav_Ram

B+ (7.5/10) GTA: Chinatown Wars perfects the classic 2D GTA formula while bringing in features inspired by the HD-era games, making it easy to pick up and fun to play. However, Its biggest weakness is the lack of mission variety, as many missions feel repetitive. Thankfully, its short runtime and decent story keep this from becoming a major issue. The drug-dealing side activity is also a standout and adds something genuinely fresh to the GTA formula. Overall, it's a fun and unique GTA spin-off that deserves better.

C- (6.1/10.) Rayman 1 is a flawed but charming platformer. It has a fantastic atmosphere, music, visuals, and some genuinely great boss fights with a lot of variety. Unfortunately, due to the lack of testing and polish, the game suffers from unfair trap placements and unnecessary difficulty. Still, there's a really good game underneath all of that. Do yourself a favor and play the game through emulation with save states. Overall, a decent game with a lot of potential.

A+(8.7/10) A fantastic pre-Arkham Batman experience. As a fan of the Animated Series, this game absolutely nails the atmosphere — the story is great, the music is terrific, and there's a lot of variety in gameplay. The only real drawback is the combat: clunky, inconsistent, and dated by today’s standards. Controls can feel stiff too. Still, I had a great time and it's easily one of the best batman game out there. If you love Batman, this one is a must-play.

D- (5.3/10) A forgettable God of War knock-off. The story is decent, and a few moments stand out, but the combat and levels feel repetitive and bland. Only worth it if you’re curious about the narrative — otherwise, it’s hard to stay engaged.

B- (7.3/10) It’s a pretty good game overall—fun in parts, but something always feels lacking. The locations and atmosphere are the definite standouts, but the story and characters aren’t particularly memorable. The controls feel janky, and the camera doesn’t work as intended. It’s a fine game, just not particularly special. Still, the combat is solid, and the bike sequences are definite highlights. If you like Tomb Raider, this one is worth a shot.

B- (7.0/10) This could’ve been a real GTA competitor if the developers had invested more time in adding variety to the gameplay. Instead, it leans more toward the Road Rage formula than a true open-world sandbox from a mission standpoint. For me, it was quite disappointing. After a while, the game becomes too repetitive and boring. Still, it has some good aspects, like cool cars and a fun story with great comedic moments. If you’re a Simpsons fan, you should definitely give it a try.

S+(10/10) A Timeless Masterpiece! Two Thrones brilliantly wraps up the Sands trilogy. Something about it feels magical, royal, and charming that keeps me coming back to play.. The Prince of Persia Sands trilogy as a whole is timeless — I honestly can’t choose a favorite among these three games

S+(10/10) A Timeless Masterpiece! Warrior Within is darker, intense, and so gripping that I keep coming back to play. The Prince of Persia Sands trilogy as a whole is timeless — I honestly can’t choose a favorite among these three games.

S+(10/10) A Timeless Masterpiece! Sands of Time is magical, with something so special that I keep coming back to play. The Prince of Persia Sands trilogy as a whole is timeless — I honestly can’t choose a favorite among these three legendary games.

A- (8.1/10) A good game with beautiful comic book-y style graphics. It could’ve easily been S-tier, but the game ends up feeling like stitched-together boss battles and chase sequences layered over dull city objectives. Still, if you’re a Spider-Man fan, you’ll enjoy it — the story is engaging, the combat is simple but fun (especially the Venom fights), and the free-roaming and web-swinging are fantastic. The music is catchy at first, but with so few tracks, it starts to get annoying over time. The city may feel empty, but strong voice acting and a vibrant comic-book style give it plenty of charm. Easily an A-tier experience.