Garybaldo

Probably the biggest waste of potential ever to be found in a modern game which was playtested by a 3 year old and its gameplay decisions were taken by a commitee of clowns The good: -Build variety and rpg elements are very well implemented -The timing in combat is very good and fair (remark "THE TIMING)" -Very good, immersive and innovative level design, moreso for the time it was released -I actually like the mechanic of having to clear the whole area before the boss once you died, it makes the game more punishing without ruining the gameplay experience The bad: -One of the worst physic engines ever to be seen in the history of gaming, it makes the game a pain to play with how much what you see is different from what's happening with the hitboxes, to the point where it's plain unfair with bosses like Centipede Demon or Gaping Dragon -Incredibly outdated and poorly optimized UI, accompanied with some terrible controls -Ineffective and plain terrible balance, I truly can't understand how trivially easy and simple some bosses are and how infernally unfair some others are (The Gargoyles, also known as: GET GANKED WITH NO COUNTERPLAY, THE BOSS) -One of the most horrible boss rosters to be witnessed by mankind, the bosses are riddled with problems and terrible design choices that make them disgustingly bad, ranging from the cancerous rng ridden Bed of Chaos and Gwyn (with whom you have to rely on the AI randomly choosing to hit you with the slow attack instead of the fast attack, which is unparryable due to its speed, 8 times in a row after having knocked him to the ground), to bosses which rely on the game's most appaling weakness (PHYSICS) like the Gaping Dragon, Centipede Demon or Seath (boss that actually becomes trivial when you stand on the right spot because you literally become invulnerable to its spikes) to "GET GANKED NERD" territory with nefarious **** like the Four Kings and the Gargoyles (which, don't get me wrong, double bosses are not a bad thing, Ornstein and Smough are actually the only good and well thought-out boss in the game, since they did a good implementation of a 1v2 combat which is at the same time fair and very difficult). Truly 99% of Dark Souls' bosses are appaling, except the aforementioned Ornstein and Smough which is the only good boss, and the Iron Golem, which is fair but its difficulty wasn't implemented to its fullest, making it a trivially easy boss. Probably the worst sin of this game is being shamelessly blind to its own weaknesses, gameplay choices were made as if the physics motor was actually top-tier, when in reality what you end up with is Queelag dealing you the same damage with its explosion if you're at melee range or at the last pixel of its radius, or the Gaping Dragon doing 3x damage to you when walking with its shamelessly inaccurate hitbox (with my friends we actually call him the shoe box because that) than when he stomps you with his ten thousand teeth. Dark Souls has the potential to be a good game, but it's a laughably, vomitingly bad product with a few promising glimpses of glory.

As much as I like point-n-click adventures and bike gang thematics, you can only guess how much I wanted to like Full Throttle, sadly this is not the case. From a gameplay standpoint, this game has aged like milk, it's impossible to play without a walkthrough, it is a frustratingly difficult game, and the cause for this doesn't lie withing the difficulty and cleverness of the puzzles themselves, but on ridiculousness and a lack of clear guidance by the game's storytelling and atmosphere, it's completely random. As far as the remaster goes, it also ****, sure, the highlighted objects in this game look really well, but not only were the backgrounds left hardly touched at all, there is another problem with this, it unclarifies the meaning of things and backgrounds, interactable objects are unintelligible from background ones, which ties in with another reason why this remaster is so bad; no menus were enhanced, they tried to keep classic with the original action menu, which is unpractical and bothersome to use, and they did not include a "highlight objects" key, which only sums up to the confusion within this game. Some of the horrific problems this game suffers from is the presence of unwanted gameplay features (such as motorcycle combat) and time-limited sections, my man, why do I only have 4 seconds to notice the "cave" arrow when it's no different to the one that goes out to the highway, with the added inconvenience of losing 1 minute of your life staring at the screen waiting for the whole cycle to be drove-by again only to miss the cave once again, whoops! Overall, this is not a good game, it looks cool and has a good soundtrack, but I would not recommend buying this release to anyone, not because it's terribly bad (it's not nefarious, it's just bad), but because it's a true pain in the ass to play.

It is not a very original game but it's a very enjoyable one, which normaly pales in comparison to most people's childhood memories of Monkey Island (a game which, I'm sorry to say I dislike, the only reason I understand people liking it is nostalgia, it's objectively a bad game in today's standards due to its game design). Getting to the point, it has a very beautiful art style and fun puzzles, the devs decided to approach level and game design on a horizontal scheme instead of vertical, meaning 90% of the map's areas are open throughout the game and you have to gather little pieces of a big puzzle in each location, which is an interesting idea and seems well executed. The story is predictable but not unenjoyable, the voice acting I found enjoyable (not very professional still) and overall the game feels refreshing, although it fails to root its story deep inside your heart and memories till the end of time, which, from a subjective standpoint of how I experienced the game, makes it inferior to other fantasy p&ca's like The Day of the Rabbit.

Now that microsoft live is out of GTA IV I decided to give a honest chance to this game, obviously installing some mods to fix the atrocious color pallet chosen by Rockstar Games, I'd rather poke my eyeballs out with a fork than play the game with the original colors, I'm sorry! Pros: +Great story, great storytelling +Alive open world with much room to explore and lot of things to do +Driving is very well done, the physics engine, although sometimes buggy, feels very smooth +Has great character development on most acquaintances throughout the game, but just enough to not get into the territory of repetitiveness +Missions and plot does not feel repetitive or filler in the early and mid stages of the game Cons: -Terrible, and I mean TERRIBLE optimization, the PC port is plain garbage -Severe waste of potential on some absences like having different haircuts, customizing cars, weapon customization and/or variety, or having a wider variety of places to hang out in / activities to do -Tedious secondary character interaction in the form of dating and hanging out with in-game friends -Repetitive and frustrating 100% checklist -Missions and plt DO feel repetitive and filler in the late stages of the game

Not only is this game bland, unbalanced, pay-to-win and boring, it also ensemblifies everything that the average ""gamer"" does not want in the video-game industry, including (but not limited to): *Blatant rip-off, garbage gameplay which shamelessly copies and pastes something that had its own success (not only a blatant Overwatch rip-off but it also announced its brand new Battle Royale gameplay when Forntnite and Pubg were having their boom) *Treating video-games as if they were a banal product, look, I get some kind of capitalistic business practices if you're producing regular goods, but by riding into trends and trying to get money out of every single aspect of anything, at the point of making the game p2w, are practices that should be frowned upon and bashed within the video-game community, yet we accept pieces of **** like this game *Mind-blowingly sexualized female characters without any purpose, lore-justification, or objective whatsoever I think what annoys me the most about this game is the community approval it recieved, "games" like this should not exist, if we don't make this clear as a community **** like this will keep on being released and the market will overflow with nefarious products of this kind, the true decadence of the gaming industry.

Very good story mode with an enjoyable online counterpart, can't say much about GTA V that hasn't been said already, but it's a very extensive and ambitious game that delivers in every expectation you may have and delivers in every standard for a game released in 2013.

Nefarious, sorry excuse for a remaster that introduces nothing but game-breaking bugs, truly disgusting

Damn near flawless despite the clear low budget the company had to work with (which you can clearly notice when comparing it to other point&click games like Deponia and Randal's Monday, in things like animations, special effects and user interface), it's an incredibly long one for a p&c adventure, which helps wrap the story around your head, none of the moments feel like filler, instead it truly feels like a giant labour of love that the developers have masterfully executed in this precious game.

One of the most beautiful experiences I've ever had with a game, I recommend anyone who's into adventure games to give it a go, its visuals and art style are as gorgeous as can be, and its story is also outstanding, with an incredible story telling, a pretty deep lore with lots of layers and bits of mystery that come into the plot just at the right times. It's an incredibly well written love story, it's fanciful but realistic at the same time, in the sense that it portrays love just as it is in its perfect form. An incredible experience anyone should have, incredibly touching. All-in-all a fantastic game.

One of the most beautiful games I've played in my whole life, it is very noticeably made with a very low budget but the story itself is sublime. However, has to be said; the game does have some frustrating puzzles so that's surely a downside.

Despite its short lenght, Katana: ZERO shows a major degree of polishing and some very smooth gameplay, definitely expecting a follow-up because this has some major potential.

Entertaining game that mixes mystery and point-and-click puzzles, it's a very polished game and it's a very fun playthrough.

Very fun game with high replayability and a very challenging gameplay. Ideal for completionists too.

I would much rather watch my own children be cannibalized in front of my eyes multiple times and then die to a flamethrower blast than play this game once again ever in my life.

The devs were very passionate about this project and you can sense it, it's a very well made indie game with a lot of soul and charm that lacks some polishing due to it being their first adventure point&click game (on steam at least) so I'd expect their later releases to be better, certainly recommended despite its short duration.

Very difficult plataformer with a port that **** gigantic amounts of ass (full of bugs and very bad controls) and some very, VERY bad mecha-controlling levels, the rest of the game ranges from very cool (especially at the beggining) to boring and repetitive (towards the end).

An incredibly good modern adventure game that sets off in various noir-themed scenaries from around the world (including the devs' hometown) which are very well ambiented and very immersive, with a beautiful graphical style, incredibly good dub and some incredibly funny voice lines, very recommended.

The first one of this beautiful saga, very entertaining game that doesn't come up as too easy nor too difficult, it's very nice. Animations are well done and voice acting is beautiful, great game.

Entertaining and solid game with an interesting story and a very beautiful ending, the game is very good at keeping you busy and making progress noticeable.

The game is hilarious as it can be and the game is quite innovative and fun to play and get 100% on, encountered very few bugs and the only problem with it is its duration-price ratio, it's far too short for its price, get it on sale.

Look, I know that this game is normally known to be the bastard son of the Deponia family and always gets a bad rap due to not being just like Deponia, but it's actually a very good game which features a loot of pop culture references, funny jokes, a pretty hilarious protagonist and a very good-looking comic style graphics.

Look, I get that the main thing with this game is its story, but how can you make an fps game in which shooting the guns sounds, looks like (animation-wise), and overall feels like **** I really wanted to like this game but I can't get through how awful it feels to shoot in this game.

Very fun and unique gameplay which manages to impress most people who know it, definitely worth experiencing, not so much replaying it.

The game is sorta repetitive and frustrating to play, I really don't think it stands up to 2020 standards, no reason to purchase it or play it outside of nostalgia nowadays.

The game is sorta repetitive and frustrating to play, I really don't think it stands up to 2020 standards, no reason to purchase it or play it outside of nostalgia nowadays.

Very intense and fun, fast-paced shooter that has its flaws (like being short-ish for example) but a fair amount of strenghts too (the skillshot system is great). I would not recommend to play or puchase this over Call of Juarez Gunslinger though, as being a lover of said game I felt this to be a similar but less good ****.

A classic of point-and-click adventure games, it features a pretty cool humour as well as some mind-destroying puzzles (it's very hard to get through the whole game without looking for a walkthrough) and a pretty long duration, certainly recommended.

Cool game with a cool idea behind it, the gameplay is entertaining but it's nothing bound to blow your mind.

The community is garbage, Riot is garbage, the balance is garbage, they permaban people with considerable amounts of money on their account for "toxic" behavior but they don't ban feeders (I understand toxicity is not ideal but a permanent chat restriction would work much better yk). -Hey Riot, Riven is extremely broken, will you please get her a nerf? Her kit has way too much options ^Look! we're releasing Dunkmaster Ivern at the cheap price of 150 million dollars! -But Riot, when will you balance the game? ^But professionals play without trouble, why would there be problems in solo Q? -Riot, professionals are top 0.1% of players, what about the other 99.1%? ^But hey, we released a copy-paste of dota autochess! that's bound to make you happy right??? -Riven is still broken and Nautilus Q is three times bigger than how it appears on screen ^Patch notes 9.42 "We're buffing Riven because we feel her skill cap is holding a lot of players back" -Riot, are you even listening? ^LOOK GUYS WE'RE RELEASING A NEW LUX SKIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very good XCOM style game, that simplifies the menu part of said game and takes a wild-west approach instead of the alien-style taken from XCOM. I encourage everyone who liked XCOM to try this game out.

Pretty good open-world game with the thematic of the classic movie saga, it's pretty fun, the driving is cool but it gets sorta repetitive.

Mix the open-world of classic titles like Gta V and Saints Row, then add a very interesting plot about the chinese yakuza, then throw in some good old Yakuza-games style of combat. You've got yourself one of my personal favorites in all of gaming industry, beautiful game

Cool plot, cool character development, quirky driving, quirky shooting, good graphics, cool theme for the game. The police is OBNOXIOUS, especially in the dlcs. It's a shame that the game is pretty short too.

All the good aspects of the game are incredibly watered down and hidden behind laggy servers, horrid optimization, washed colors and repetitive towns/houses/etc.

Terraria is the type of game that never ceases to amaze you; wether you are a yoyo-throwing beast with infinite amounts of tankiness, a powerful mage that casts weird stuff onto bosses, a daring ranger whose hp equals to 1 but can melt you down in no time. Wether you are a dye-freak that wants to look the coolest, a construction-maniac whose buildings HAVE to look beautiful, or a tryhard that likes to speedrun the game, there's always a room for you to find something new and experiment around with your friends.

Puzzles are cool, animations are smooth, cool game to buy if you've played Portal 2 and The Talos Principle and are thirsty for more of the same style of puzzle-games.

A classic shooter which is fun, diverse and free-to-play (and the best free-to-play game you can play). It has aged pretty well considering it's now 13 years old and it's still a very fun and unique game. It's a shame that Valve sort of abandoned it; updates are quite scarce sadly.

Most of the negative reviews revolve around the issue of Starbreeze/Overkill not being trust-worthy and implementing excessive amounts of dlc; HOWEVER, the game is still perfectly enjoyable without dlc, it's more of a pay-2-fun thingy, and even then, all the dlc heists are still accessible if a friend of yours has the dlc and hosts it. On to the game, it's a pretty fun co-op shooter which also implements stealth mechanics, with a great variety of heists and an infinite amount of replayability, not to mention the infinite amount of difficulties that aim to suit both the casual/for fun player with the lower of them and the hard-core/tryhard with the higher ones.

Clever puzzles, cool art, short duration. Simple gameplay that revolves around dying to figure out what you need to do.

Entertaining game that revolves around the concept of jumping and using a rope launched from your gauntlet to get to other places to jump from.

This game not only has defined what shooters are today and broke infinite amounts of new ground in the gaming industry back in its day; it has also aged incredibly well and it's still a very fun game when compared to newer titles.

Puzzles are meh, duration is meh, graphics and menus are meh, the game is all-around a big meh

Really the only bad thing that I could point out about this game is horses, they're AWFUL. Apart from that, story is precious, combat is very entertaining, there's a lot of class variety, the open-world is HUGE and it's filled with life, the duration is as long as the game deserves, and even if all that isn't enough for you, you still have the infinity of mods that the community has created. Hands down, one of the objectively best games of the decade.

Pretty good co-op zombie game that broke a lot of new ground in its time. Today however, I feel that even if the game is still pretty solid and fun, it's just outclassed by a lot of other co-op shooter titles like Borderlands 2/The Pre-Sequel, Payday 2, Destiny 2, Vermintide, etc...

It works very well as a fun open-world zombie game, story isn't great but the game is very good for smashing zombies while jumping all around the place.

Certainly a lot different than the previous Devil May Cry games, which is mainly the reason why a lot of people consider it to be the worst game in the saga. Not me though, because if you can adapt to the gameplay and forget it's related to the other Devil May Cry games, it's a very fun game.

Beautiful satire that shows very well how a communist/socialist country really works out to be in the practice (that comes from an Argentine whose country is plagued by socialism, which is basically the game but replacing the almighty leader with politicians in general). The protagonist is pretty charming and the plot itself is incredibly well put-together so that if you pay attention you can see what's going on from an early stage of the game. The only flaw I see is duration, I would've liked to have experienced more of this game's awesomeness

The game is overall pretty fun, and it's certainly very good for its time. However, my rating comes more from nostalgia from my childhood than from anything else, so don't expect anything too flashy

Cool, fun game with innovative mechanics that doesn't overstay its welcome with an excessive duration.

This title, as well as all the other ones in the saga share a handful of characteristics that make them the best modern-era point-and-click games, they are: -A protagonist which is both very charming and a complete idiot -Incredibly gorgeous artwork -Very good plot (although I gotta say the end of the whole saga is rather dissapointing) -Beautifully crafted puzzles which are very satisfying to complete -Very well-made character personalities (Lottie, Toni, Bozo, Cletus and McChronicle to name just a few) -Really good ambientation, both in the post-apocalyptic Deponia as in the utopic Elysium -Rufus and Goal make a pretty silly and somewhat adorable couple I honestly find no way in which any human being could play Deponia and not enjoy it other than if they dislike point-and-click adventure games as a whole.