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Cuphead earns a 9/10 due to its breathtaking hand-drawn animation, which channels the charm of 1930s cartoons. The game offers a challenging but fair difficulty, with intricate and creative boss battles that demand precision and strategy. The jazz-inspired soundtrack perfectly complements the vintage aesthetic, enhancing the overall experience. The cooperative play adds extra fun, while the replayable nature of the game keeps it engaging long after completion. It's a visually stunning, rewarding, and memorable experience overall.

It's really fast-paced, interesting. But It gets incredibly boring and repetitive overtime.

I still wonder to this day, if this was made on purpose or not. Because it's just so horrible in every aspect

Every single Tony Hawk was a must-play. Until you stumble upon whatever the hell this is.

How are the developers not embarassed, they even got the Worst Game award. Every single game makes me wanna fall off a 15 story building, in hopes of not even seeing a single frame of this garbage. No good things about this monstrosity, just flaws. If you see this at your local store, please get a hammer and destroy it. Somebody has to launch every single copy of this game into space, never seen again. That would be perfect, thanks

It's bad. Maybe even terrible. The community is so toxic and bad, gameplay's repetitive. Those little kids leaving the match after losing makes the game really unplayable. The matchmaking is horrible, as you get placed in a high rank lobby and it's frustrating. And you can't leave, because you'll get banned. Also, it's so hard for newcomers to play this game, to learn all the basics. Although there are some good things about this game. A great aspect of Rocket League is its fast-paced, adrenaline-pumping action. Matches are quick, intense, and full of excitement, with constant scoring opportunities, last-second saves, and dramatic comebacks. The gameplay keeps players on the edge of their seat, offering an engaging and dynamic experience where every match feels fresh and thrilling, whether you're playing casually or competitively. The energy of the game makes it incredibly fun to watch and play, with moments of pure excitement happening every few minutes. That helps the sorry state of this horrible game.

2018 Fortnite was incredible. 6 years later, we're met by this cash-grabbing game. It so boring. Every single Fortnite 7 year old overhypes this game and says it's the best online game ever, which is really far from the truth. Chapters last a whopping 4 seasons. Wow. Also, they're not making any interesting skins, as they just collab with some random musician (The game has gone so downhill, they're starting to collab with Ice Spice? It has to be a joke), random company, and they just make a skin about it. Battle Royale is repetitive. Everytime there's a new chapter on Fortnite, I try it, delete it, never touch the game again. Should be a 2, but we cannot forget the old Fortnite.

Death Stranding often falls around a 6 or 7 because of its experimental gameplay and pacing. The central loop of delivering packages across a vast world can feel repetitive, with slow traversal and limited action. While some enjoy the meditative, strategic elements, others find it **** story is ambitious but complex, often hard to follow with its abstract themes and slow reveals. Its world is stunning but feels empty, and the gameplay lacks traditional combat, making it less engaging for those seeking action.While the multiplayer features and environmental storytelling are innovative, they may not resonate with all players. Overall, it’s a game that challenges expectations but doesn’t always hit the mark for everyone, making it a polarizing experience.

People waited so long for this to come out, just to say that Outlast is way better. And I absolutely agree. Story's boring, the gameplay's not even scary anymore. The jumpscares are cheap, characters are really forgettable, and I felt that they shouldn't have done a sequel, as it kinda ruined the series. Outlast and Whistleblower should've been enough

Persona 5 Royal is a flawless gaming experience, a perfect blend of narrative, gameplay, and art that earns its 10/10 rating. At its heart, it’s a story about rebellion. You play as a high school student, falsely accused of a crime, who joins the Phantom Thieves—teens fighting corrupt adults by stealing their distorted desires in the Metaverse, a parallel world where these desires manifest as **** story delves into themes of freedom, justice, and personal growth. As the protagonist and his team fight to reform society, they challenge power structures and discover who they are in the process. With sharp writing, strong pacing, and deep philosophical undertones, the narrative remains engaging throughout, culminating in an emotionally rewarding **** characters are integral to the experience. Each member of the Phantom Thieves has a unique reason for joining the fight, and their individual arcs evolve beautifully. Whether it’s Ryuji’s struggle to prove himself, Ann’s desire for freedom, or Makoto’s growth, each character feels fully realized. The addition of Kasumi **** in Royal adds even more depth and interaction to the **** the gameplay front, Persona 5 Royal shines. The turn-based combat is both strategic and dynamic, focused on exploiting enemy weaknesses and using team abilities to gain an advantage. The new Baton Pass mechanic allows for smooth and satisfying combos, making combat rewarding and engaging. The Metaverse’s palaces are intricately designed dungeons filled with puzzles, enemies, and environmental challenges, providing satisfying exploration and **** life simulation aspect is what truly sets the game apart. Balancing high school life with Metaverse missions, you interact with friends, attend classes, and work to improve your skills. Every decision has meaning, whether deepening relationships, unlocking new abilities, or preparing for your next mission. These interactions make the world feel alive and provide a personal connection to the game's **** world itself is vibrant and full of life. The art style, with its bold graphics and cinematic feel, gives the game a unique identity. The use of red, black, and graphic design elements creates a rebellious energy that matches the story’s themes. The environments—whether the streets of Shibuya or the surreal dungeons—are beautifully designed and **** soundtrack, composed by Shoji Meguro, is another standout. Blending jazz, rock, and electronic elements, the music sets the tone perfectly. Tracks like “Life Will Change” and “Last Surprise” encapsulate the game’s rebellious spirit. The soundtrack adapts to the mood, from intense battle themes to quiet, reflective moments that heighten the emotional impact of key **** voice acting in Persona 5 Royal is exceptional. Both the English and Japanese casts deliver strong performances that breathe life into the characters, making their struggles and triumphs feel **** terms of content, Persona 5 Royal offers a wealth of things to do. It builds upon the original Persona 5, adding new locations, social activities, and story elements, including a new confidant route with Kasumi and a new palace. These additions enhance the overall experience, providing even more ways to immerse yourself in the **** game’s pacing is near perfect, with key story beats, twists, and character moments hitting at just the right time. Its structure encourages replayability, offering different outcomes based on the choices you make, and ensuring the experience feels fresh on subsequent playthroughs.Ultimately, Persona 5 Royal is a game that does everything right. Its rich story, deep characters, innovative gameplay, and stunning style create a 10/10 experience. With themes of rebellion, self-discovery, and personal growth, it offers an unforgettable journey that resonates emotionally. The combination of compelling narrative, dynamic combat, and immersive life simulation elements makes it a true masterpiece in the RPG genre. Every detail is crafted with care, resulting in a game that will be remembered for years. Persona 5 Royal is, without a doubt, a peak video game experience.

Uncharted 4 is a masterpiece, with a gripping story and stunning visuals. Nathan Drake’s emotional journey feels genuine, and the world is beautifully crafted. The gameplay is refined, blending action, exploration, and puzzle-solving seamlessly. Every detail, from character development to the cinematic presentation, is executed flawlessly. It’s an unforgettable adventure that defines modern gaming. And Chapter 11 was a masterpiece. The beautiful view, the puzzles, EVERYTHING. The scene where you barely survive the fall from the bell tower was insane. Also, the part where huge car was chasing you, it's just incredible. Uncharted 2 is just slight midget better, but Uncharted 4 is a must-play for everyone.

GTA 5 delivers a massive open world full of detail and freedom, with three compelling protagonists offering varied playstyles. The story is engaging, filled with dark humor and sharp social commentary. The driving and shooting mechanics are solid, though not revolutionary. Online multiplayer adds immense replay value. The sheer scope, immersive world, and constant updates make it a near-perfect experience, but occasional technical issues and repetitive missions hold it back from a perfect score.

Lots of people say that this is the best game ever, but it's just so not true. Although the story may be amazing, the game tends to be really buggy and the gameplay is just boring. It gets overhyped by it's fans, and I don't know why. But still, the graphics and atmosphere are breathtaking, would play again.

Not a single game had me so scared throughout the whole playthrough. Simply a masterpiece.

Wolfenstein II feels like a missed opportunity, heavy on action but light on meaning. The story drags, lost in its own chaos, and the characters don’t connect. Combat is repetitive, offering little new beyond shock value. The world-building is there, but it doesn’t grab you. It’s not terrible, just forgettable—too much style, not enough substance. No game has had me so bored

Persona 5 Royal is a journey like no other, a vibrant, electrifying world where every choice matters. The Phantom Thieves steal hearts with style, courage, and charm, blending heart-pounding battles with deep, unforgettable stories. Its art is striking, its music iconic, and the characters unforgettable. Every moment pulls you deeper into the fight for justice and self-discovery. It’s a masterpiece of gaming, a perfect mix of emotion, strategy, and fantasy. Simply breathtaking.