Empidonax

This game is very simplistic. I don't think it is a great game, but I enjoyed it more than I probably should have. I feel like I spent more time playing this than necessary. I enjoyed it in the same way that I enjoy the chrome dinosaur game. Not like it is actually worth playing, but you keep playing because why not?

This game is absolutely beautiful, the story is really good, and the game-play is decent. It is the most immersive game I have ever played, and it makes a really powerful experience, though it may not be "fun".

I am not a huge fan of FPS games, I did not get this game because of the gameplay, I got it for the story. Because of this, many of the issues people had with the gameplay didn't bother me. There were some more significant glitches that ruined immersion at times, such as loading incorrect textures, but they were not that common, only happening 3-4 times in my playthrough. The worst case of this was when Jackie pulled a pistol out of his head and inserted it into mine. I played on PS4, and the game was not that broken for me. CDPR is best known for their excellent storytelling, and on this, they delivered more than I expected. I was excited for this game, and I felt as if I got more than I expected, while others felt the opposite. I do understand why people are disappointed, but if you are willing to look past some glitches, there is a well-written story underneath.

I have heard some criticisms of this game being a walking simulator, and people saying it should not be called a game. These criticism made me want to play it more, as games like that usually have a very good story. Unfortunately I did not enjoy this game. The story was just not that interesting to me. It was just really depressing and made me feel bad.

A puzzle game like monument valley in the sense that it's puzzles are based on impossible geometry. It is not done as well as monument valley in my opinion.

Extremely under-rated game. The story is very compelling right from the start, and does not lose that feeling at any point in the game. The music are voice acting are excellent. The game does not feel too drawn out, it is just the length it needs to be.

I did not like this one quite as much as the first, but it was still very good, and still superior to any other mobile game I have played.

I'm not that fond of mobile games in particular, but as far as mobile games go this is the best one out there. I got this game for free through an amazon app store deal back when they did free app promotions. It was enough to get me to buy the game when I switched to an android tablet, and later the second one when it came out. It is very rare for me to pay for a mobile app.

It is a beautiful game, with a beautiful soundtrack. The best part of the game is riding the ribbon at the end of the levels; it feels very good, and you get to see so much of the beautiful art. That is only a small part of the game, though. Unfortunately most of the normal gameplay is quite bland.

This was more difficult for me than the dark souls games, but the combat does feel very good. The setting is unique and very beautiful. I personally prefer the dark souls games, but this is still very good.

It unfortunately does not have the interconnectivity of Dark Souls 1, but they improved upon many other aspects of the game. The combat is very quick, and just feels amazing. It really feels like they perfected the feel of the gameplay. Playing through the game, I felt much more involved in the story than in Dark Souls 1. Either the story is easier to understand, or I've just gotten better over time at interpreting the dark souls lore through the gameplay. I love the bosses in this game, especially the DLCs. Sister Friede was probably my favorite boss fight in the Dark Souls series. I enjoyed them much more than the boss fights in Dark Souls 1, with a few exceptions. This game did not make me want more Dark Souls games; the Ringed City DLC felt like the perfect conclusion to the series. It left me looking forward to From Software moving on to their next series.

I did not get very far into this game unfortunately. I quit and did not come back because of the very slow feel of the combat. I really feel like I am missing out on something. I know it is probably pretty good because it is a From Software game, but the slow combat really makes me not want to play. I loved Dark Souls 1 and 3, and have played through each at least twice.

This is the first souls game that I played, and my second favorite after dark souls 3. There are certain aspects of this game that are very good, and that I wish they kept in the later souls games, such as the perfect level design. The interconnectedness was much more prevalent here than the later souls games, and it felt very special. There are other factors that cause me to rate Dark Souls 3 higher, but in my opinion, there are several superior features in this game that are lost in the later games.

This is a good game. It is not as good as some other art games, but it is definitely worth playing. I see many of the negative reviews saying the story is too basic. It is true that the story isn't that complex, but that's not the point of the game. The game is more focused on art than narrative. Think of it like a painting that you play through. It's about a blind girl looking for her cat, and there isn't much more to the story than that, but there doesn't need to be.

Very well-done medieval village building simulator, good soundtrack. The game on its own is very good, but there are mods to make it more complex which add more replayability.

I don't really understand why this game is so highly rated. The story isn't nearly as compelling as other similar games, such as A Plague Tale: Innocence.

All aspects of this game compliment each other perfectly. The external story of Madeline struggling to climb the mountain, and the internal story of her dealing with anxiety compliment each other really well. The difficult, yet rewarding game-play is analogous to these elements of the story, and the wonderful music compliments it even more. The art style seems simplistic at first, but by the end of the game, you will grow to love it. This game is a masterpiece. If I could change anything about this game, I wouldn't.