Chaos1980

South of Midnight is a visually moving experience that feels less like a traditional game & more like a love letter to the folklore & culture of the American South. The game's success is the protagonist, Hazel. She is a remarkably strong character who fits seamlessly into the narrative arc; her personal journey doesn't just drive the plot, it defines it. South of Midnight is a beautiful, soulful exploration with an identity. While the journey is a satisfying one, the strength of the world-building & Hazel’s character leaves you wanting more. My issues with SOM: not enough enemy variety the battle are too frequent and arena battles get old fast.

X-MEN The Arcade and Maximum Carnage carries this collection. The other games in this collection are decent from back in the days. I had fun.

While I’ve always been a fan of classic pixel art, Shinobi: Art of Vengeance proves that a fresh, modern art style can be just as phenomenal when done with this much care. The visuals are striking and bring a new level of energy to the franchise without losing its identity. Best of all, having Joe Musashi back in the lead is exactly what I wanted. It feels right to step back into the shoes of the master, and the gameplay is as tight and rewarding as ever. A phenomenal experience that respects its legacy while successfully carving out a new look for the series.

A flawless tribute to the series' origins. Having been a fan of pixel art since I was a kid, I’m blown away by the detail and heart put into this 2D revival. The Game Kitchen has delivered a fast, challenging, and visually stunning action game that feels both nostalgic and fresh. A great side-scroller with incredibly tight mechanics. The only reason this isn't a perfect 10 for me is the roster. While I understand these two new protagonists are for the reboot, I grew up playing as Ryu Hayabusa, and it doesn't quite feel like Ninja Gaiden without him at the helm. Still, it’s a brilliant action game and a must-play for fans of the genre.

Neva is a beautiful game. A enjoyable game. A wonderful game. An emotional game. A fun game. A unique game. A charming game. A gamer's game. Play it.

A Visual Poetry of the Wild​. The transition from the manicured beauty of Tsushima to the raw, untamed wilderness of 1603 Hokkaido is staggering. The PS5 Pro's density allows for meadows that feel infinite and snowstorms that physically alter the "vibe" of a duel. It isn’t just a game that looks good; it’s a game that uses its environment to tell a story of isolation and rebirth. 9/10 My biggest grip. The plot/story felt a bit too familiar to Ghost of Tsushima. Which is should in a sense because it is a revenge story. That is only a 1 point knock imo. Outstanding job once again by **** studio.

Phenomenal DLC for a Phenomenal Game. The gameplay and art style are amazing.

Stellar Blade is a very unique, fun and a great game. The character design of Eve is magnificent. The other characters in this game look just a good. The gameplay is really top notch. My biggest gripe is that I am forced to lock-on to one enemy instead of having the option to move the camera freely when surrounded. I have 20hrs in the game & I'm really enjoying my time. If you're a fan of souls and souls like games. This is one for you. Stellar Blade has the feel but not the punishment you get from Fromsoftware games. Anyway phenomenal game. FYI: Do not listen to those saying the game is censored. It is not. There was a change in 1 outfit out of 41. They added a tiny shirt. All of the outfits (even the one that was altered) are extremely revealing. IF all outfits were changed or blurred out then that would be censorship. Also you have a skin suit where you run around basically naked. They game cannot be censored if you can kill aliens Naked.