ChrisHenares

Tested on Xbox One FAT, Xbox One S All Digital and Xbox Series S (50+ hours) Game is exactly in almost every sense than PSX original. Only Switch and Steam ports are quite worst with a lot of FPS issues. Same sounds, same OST, same graphics and particles, same everything. No loading screens or troubles at all, game is fine in every sense. Don't know why people is killing it. It doesn't make sense.

I've played this game twice on differents platforms, and speak with people about it. The storytelling and the final message, for me, it didn't ring a bell (specially), but for many people it was VERY special because of the related family issues in a normal and modern relationship. I cannot identify very much with the game but I appreciate what they did, and it seems to be a very special way to tells a story. Overall, a great game with a good message and technically is not a top game, but it works perfectly without any horrible bug at all. Minor things that every other game has.

Some people are completely sure this second part is a worst game than the first one, but I'm not sure about that. There are so many (and more) things in Fractured But Whole that aren't in The Stick of Truth, that I actually can't decide which game is better. Both games are masterpieces from the show, and probably the best game ever made of any comedy TV show, by far. Nevertheless, if I have to choose between both games, I would certainly choose this second part, because we have story DLCs (with no trophies/achievements) that expanse even bigger the game. The Stick of Truth was great and amazing, and it's natural that many people loves it so much, but this second game complements the first game perfectly. As I said before, best game ever adapted from a comedy TV Show to a videogame. This is just like watching a regular episode and be part of it. A masterpiece both games.

There is not an objective or possible way to try to underrate this game. Neither you like or your hate the story, there are many facts, way too many facts and pros in The Last of Us Part II to analyze and compare to other games in its genre, and Naughty Dog's last game simply is an magnanimous hand-made videogame that I've ever seen in my 30+ more years on videogaming. Uncharted series were over the top in every aspect and TLOUII is simply three steps forwards and none backwards compare to everything else done before. Also, although it wasn't necessary at all, cinematic direction and concept game direction were very risky, but they were executed properly and in a good way (Debatable). Script, story-telling and what we play is the most "Game of Thrones" things in videogame, where killing any common enemy will look so ridiculously gorgeous and photorealistic, with eye animation and such a great quality design (Not only graphically, but in concept) that it's almost hard to watch because you feel like you're killing a living being. To experience empathy is very common in this game. You will feel "something" in every decision made in the story-script. Will it be sad? Will it be good? Will it be bad? it will depend entirely on your personal experience with the madness-vengeance story, but be sure that you will feel something. As a player, you will be part of the story because the connection is too tight and perfect to every character shown. There are not black nor whites, only greys. Technically is also one step forward everything you've seen. It looks like a damn PS5-XSX even on PS4 FAT, and we still don't know how magicians Naughty Dog's developers made this. A masterpiece that everyone should play at least once. A better and riskier game than the original The Last of Us (2013).

Hellpoint tries to make a good first impression with its designs, gameplay, mechanics and a "Hellraiser" kinda atmosphere that do it job. Very satisfying gameplay but a terrible console port full of bugs, freeze-screens and an unbelievable downgrade over PC's version that will mostly ruin the Hellpoint experience. These are the big issues from the game. But overall if you like the genre, it will NOT be a bad game at all.

For being the very first videogame ever made by First Watch Games, and published by Hi-Rez, Rogue Company is a well-done job to its best. Great example on how to do things, and a very satisfying and enjoyable videogame. Not so many issues to be repaired/change at all, and what it'd be great is more maps, more characters and more lore to explore. A great game overall.

In evolution for EA SPORTS UFC 3, this next videogame in the series probably does "half or one step forward" and adds a changes in grappling. UFC3 was the best MMA game ever made and UFC4 maybe it's just a little bit better. Career mode is exceptional and still is amazing to looks this photorealistic graphics working so perfectly with tons of combinations in combat. Looking forward to see the next-gen evolution for the franchise, and, asking for more, it'd be great to get more songs from the OST. Amazing game.