EmirKhorasani

This is my first experience with a burnout game or racing game in general and it's extremely fun! I'm enjoying the singleplayer and my time online with my friends. I'd recommend it if you're looking for a bowl of ice cream type game - something simple and fun in a genre you want to play.

You can tell this game is the fulfillment of a dream. It's lovingly crafted, but painfully underexecuted. The combat is a chore with random encounters happening about ten times too often. It's a drag to play start to finish that has no fulfillment or reward to it. The characters and dialogue are good, but the game is a slog. It does, however, have one of the best trophy lists of all time. This game had a lot of cute little side quests to do for trophies. The list is attainable and rewarding, encouraging the user to explore every facet of the game. Unfortunately this will become a trophy **** game because the game itself isn't worthwhile. Especially not at a $40 price point. It's one of those games that should be $11.99 and only bought on sale at $4.99.

This is the most meh of meh games I've played in a while. A ton of hours put into it to get through the dreadful narrative followed by blind religious like devotion to grinding for exotics, and then, when you realize that you can only have 2 exotics on your character at once, you trade it in to gamestop for $22, earning back all but 5 dollars of your investment, but fortunately I also got a free month of Playstation Plus for that 5 dollars. All in all not a negative experience but not an overwhelmingly positive one either.

Masterpiece. No word encapsulates the experience of Persona 5 quite like the word masterpiece. The visuals, audio, gameplay, combat, combat, combat, combat, combat, and combat are so perfect. A perfectly executed game in every single area. Masterpiece, masterpiece, masterpiece.

A fantastically fun game - with just cursory knowledge of the batman universe you get to explore all the best parts - criminal intrigue, a feared super villain, and the dynamic of Bruce Wayne the influencer vs Batman the Dark Knight.

Such a horrifically disappointing sequel to such a promising first game, Bruce Wayne the Telltale Series chooses to invest in exactly the wrong parts of the Batman universe. Take the Dark Knight, strip away the political intrigue, the organized crime intrigue, the interesting dynamic of how Batman interacts with the police, and replace them with the worst parts of the DC Cinematic universe, too many villains, not at all about what made batman great, and finally, force the player to play as Bruce Wayne for over 60% of the story. A truly pitiful showing, a weak and bland story that grips you as tightly as an arthritic malnourished child, and you've got the absolute dumpster fire that is Bruce Wayne the The Enemy Within.

The multiplayer is wildly inconsistent. Under the exact same circumstances one game it will take 3 bullets to kill a full health player and 6 the next game. The hit boxes for sniper rifles extend in a 3 foot radius around player making sniper rifles win every single time in close quarters with the auto aim snapping. It's broken and it's annoying as hell.

This game is phenomenal. I love everything about it except these two complaints: 1, there is an unforgivable lack of checkpoints in some places, 2, the camera is broken and causes you about 40% of your deaths, and typically in an area without reasonable checkpoints. But it's such a great game otherwise.

There are so many "oh cool" moments. Its a lot of fun. The story is shallow and lacking which is a shame considering the lore they have to work with. Hopefully the expansion pass will add a lot of gameplay.

I can't freaking believe I'm leaving this score for this game and I can't freaking believe I'm writing this review. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is somehow amazing. I don't even know why. It's so lovingly presented, the animations are so well done and details are so clearly cared about. The gameplay is fun and challenging. The progression system is flawless in that you can tailor your heroes to the specific battle you need to adjust for. The world is fun and rewarding to explore and the puzzles are great. The combat is phenomenal. There's replay value in the form of challenges and collectible cleanup I'm racking my brain and I wanted to give this game an 8 but I cannot for the life of me find any reason not to give it a 10. Unbelievable. This game completely took me by surprise.

The first 90% of the game is a 10/10 darling of the series. The final 2 chapters are game betraying frustrating BS. I can't understand why Naughty Dog can't just choose a game style and stick with it. Stop betraying everything you've built and just let the player play the way you've encouraged them to the whole game. It's satisfying and smooth to play all the way until the ending, where they trade an excellent game for gimmicky setpieces. Oh well.

This game was the culmination of taking all of the worst parts of pokemon and putting them front and center. 60% of the game is spent mashing the A button through the pointless slow grueling mucked up narrative. The other 40% spends a lot of time in loading screens and animations. It's actually 13.4 seconds from losing control to gaining it again in wild battles. The pokemon themselves used to be the compelling feature which pushed exploration, and dialogue used to be optional. That's what made pokemon greak. This is a horrible, horrible game.

What should have been a fun little game is annihilated by the abysmal matchmaking, broken game mechanics, and laggy nightmares. This game is a scourge unto the earth and shouldn't even be added to your library while it's free on Plus.

I have just completed the story of Horizon: Zero Dawn. I have never been so violently moved to tears by a story. The narrative grabs you halfway through and it is one of the most powerful narratives I've ever experienced. Coupled with incredibly fun and fulfilling combat, it makes Horizon: Zero Dawn a system seller for the PS4 and a must play game for everyone. This is the best game on PS4, Period.

I'm 100% sure this game is spectacular to many people but playing through it I just don't get it. If there was an incredible deeper meaning behind the dialogue it's lost on me. I'm giving this game Mixed more than I'm assigning a number. It's not terrible but I don't get it.

Compelling narrative. Beautiful. Perfect send off for Nathan Drake. The game was fantastic through and through. A must play and makes Uncharteds 1-3 a must play in order to truly love and appreciate how good this game is!

It's a solid story and solid gameplay. Relies too much on jumpscares in the front though. I'm not normally a horror type person but I still really enjoyed the story. It was not something I'd go back to but it was a good little game.

The gameplay was fine at first but devolved into bullet sponge hell. Without friends to co op with the singleplayer becomes nearly unplayable as you have to take down way too many way too powerful bullet sponges. The Dark Zone is worthless and the end game leaves so much to be desired. It's the epitome of just alright and horrible as a loot game.

This was my first Blizzard game and it is fantastic. I loved playing this game. It's fun, the loot is great and rewarding, the connectivity with my friends was fun, and the game kept me coming back over and over again. I even earned the Platinum which required me to get 6 different characters to max level, which I did gleefully as I listened to music/podcasts. It's a great game to just shut your mind off and have fun with.

It's a fun complete edition of the great Vita game but it added a few whole sections, another boss, and unblockable attacks which, I think, fail at improving on a great game. It's still fun and fantastic but I'd say the Vita version is better.

This is a fantastic little game! It's a lot of fun to just mess around and have fun with. It has a lot of hidden depth and a ton of fun things to do! I have no complaints because I went in knowing what I was getting, a $10 sandbox to have fun with. (VR Mode does not work with PSVR by the way)

This was my first Fallout game. That being said, I know my score is higher than it would be had I played other ones. However, Fallout 4 captivated me from start to finish. I loved every second of it, exploring the world, completing quests, and learning not just to survive, but to thrive in the post nuclear world.

It's a fun game, but the world feels overwhelming sometimes. Like there's too much stuff to do. And I didn't find myself caring about the characters. I ended up giving up on trying to care and rushed through the story just to try to get done with it. I know in my head it's a great game but it just doesn't have the "it factor" that Fallout 4 did.

This sandbox is amazing. There's so much to do. There's so much fun to be had. Take the time to enjoy the world created, scour every desk drawer and every crevasse, and you will enjoy this game so thoroughly you'll be left wanting more.

Everything I wanted out of a VR game. This game is fun. The controls are perfect. The mechanics are great. And it's a whole lot of fun. Again, as with all PSVR Games right now, a little too short, but a masterpiece nonetheless.

Gorgeous. Puzzling. Calming. This game has a magnificent aesthetic and challenging puzzles. Puzzles are 100% of the gameplay, so if you aren't a fan of puzzle games, this one isn't for you. This game is a brilliant bite sized experience.

Fun. Frustrating. Fantastic. This game is reminiscent of an older age of games, where extreme difficulty, trial and error, and madly frustrating boss encounters are staples. This game will have you reluctantly coming back for more after dying 140 times on a single level.

Borderlands in general - Beautiful, fun, satisfying. The gameplay is so much fun, the side quests are awesome, and most importantly, the fully voiced characters are quirky and wholly entertaining. The Borderlands universe is incredible. The only negative I can think of are the horrible timed quests in Borderlands 2, which are impossible without co-oping. However, if you have people to play these games with consistently, this game becomes a 10/10.

An awesome puzzler, incredibly fun combat, and secrets and exploration propel this game to the top of my list of Vita games. This game is a triumph on vita. I hated some of the extraneous stuff that was considered side quests, but I wanted to complete the game 100%, so these impossible seeming platforming levels and combo mashing sequences detracted from the experience overall. But the main story is incredible and makes this game a must play.

Severed is the epitome **** Vita game. This challenging dungeon crawler has fun combat, strategy, and exploration. Completing this masterpiece 100% is a rewarding journey. Aside from some tremendously frustrating boss encounters and one seemingly impossible fight, this game gets it all right.

I use this game to play tetris and its awesome. Marathon mode presents the seemingly insurmountable task of clearing 150 lines at ever increasing speeds, but once you beat that playing endless and seeing how many lines you can clear amounts to one of the best interlude experiences on my PS4. When I'm just waking up, trying to decide what else to play, or cooling down from a long session of something else, Tetris Ultimate is the best way to waste a little time having fun.

An anemic story, coupled with less than thrilling gunplay, pointless gameplay changes midway through (instant death stealth portions which betray the rest of the style of the game) and annoying black bars at the top and bottom of the screen amount to this counterfeit and clearly inferior Uncharted game. This game is visually stunning, which only serves to show how lacking the rest of the game is.

Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition is a good game. The story isn't really that compelling, and the gameplay is alright, but not incredible. I would recommend it when it goes on sale for almost anyone. It's a fun 10 hour game.

Rise of the Tomb Raider is an incredible game. The combat and stealth mix is a lot of fun, paired with wonderful sandboxes that you want to explore for hours. The story is middle of the road. It's overall a great game, but not one you're going to look at for much entertainment once you've beaten the main story.

This game is difficult. This game is annoying. But once you overcome the Everest of learning curves, this game will draw you back over and over again. This game is about survival, **** by. You never feel fully prepared, and if you do, there's something horrible right around the corner. The negatives: This game handles so very poorly. The control scheme is like learning a foreign language. It will take frustrating trial and error in the menus and settings, and the learning curve in general is enormous. Prepare to read. When you fire up this game you should expect to read the equivalent of a 30 page paper in settings and menus and how this and that works and you won't comprehend any of it. You have to learn by playing, which feels quite overwhelming at first. But, once you clear your first medium dungeon you will feel amazing. This game brings a true sense of accomplishment, with a gorgeous presentation.

I would have paid 110 dollars for this game. Replete with content and wide open enough to allow you to be whatever you want, **** Valley is the time sink that I needed. Aside from a few slightly clunky handling issues with the cursor, this game is an absolute masterpiece. At $15 it should be an automatic purchase, but be warned, once you start you won't want to stop playing. At 90 hours in I still have so much more to do and every day I'' racing the clock to accomplish what I want to. Great game.

Buy this game. Send the message that this is what we want from PSVR. A beautiful, immersive experience as the Batman. The only conceivable negative is that the game is very short, which is compensated for by its $20 price point. Arkham VR is an incredible experience, full of hidden goodies and easter eggs that reward the player for exploring this beautiful rendition of Gotham. I cannot wait for more PSVR Games like this.

It starts out a 10 and after about 3 hours it begins an exponential fall from grace, reminiscent of Nixon as Watergate played out. If you pay more than $10 for this game, you've been ripped off.

It's Battlefield. Plain and simple. If you're expecting World War I Simulator, do not buy. It's a battlefield game with full auto weapons and nearly invincible tanks with a WWI aesthetic. Horrific balancing and infuriating choices (invincible gas that permeates everything, friendly gas obstructs your vision, going prone where the game determines you may not makes your character stand up and you are trapped in that animation, meaning 9/10 times you die) plague multiplayer which is the main draw of the game. But that's to be expected from a DICE/EA online shooter. The single player is pretty great. It's vignettes into the war from a few different perspectives. They are sometimes infuriating (Avanti Savoia) and sometimes wildly fun and made me cheer out loud (The Runner, Friends in High Places). If you want another Battlefield, this is the game for you. If you want realistic WWI combat and a deep complex dive into the war with a single player campaign and more than 12 hours of offline gameplay, do not buy.