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One of the worst ways they could've wrapped up the trilogy. Its not only the slowest but had the least amount of combat and some of the worst animations/ character designs and bad world building. The new combat features while neat only ever get used in the first 2 hours and the final two hours. The build up with trinity ends terribly and what happened to lara's father is explained in one sentence. It was just such a massive let down both story wise and gameplay wise

A very good xcom style game that gets dragged down by all the technical and balancing issues it has. The core loop of the game is very good and once you really get into it and learn how to properly utilize your troops it becomes a "just one more mission" kind of game. But i was constantly dealing with bugs, i felt enemies were way to overpowered and coordinated to often. The game story starts off really weak and does get better but the ending is really annoying especially with the way you're suppose to play at the end to try and get the good ending. Again a very strong core but the outer shell really dilutes it

This is like babies first zombie shooter. With hints of death road to canada and enter the gungeon. There's nothing wrong with the game besides some stuttering when things get more active. I just think this game is much more geared towards kids as the combat is very simple. There's not really any story and the game is very short. Again nothing bad but im not the target demo

A nice indie horror experience. While the game may not be a looker by any means i like the atmosphere and grimey look of the game. Story wise there isnt much there but it leaves a lot to the imagination in a good way. All the minigames are very straight forward and while simple, still require focus. The creepiness and scare factor did eventually fade but the game did a good job of pissing me off by breaking exactly what i needed in that moment. I wasnt a fan of the puzzles to get password 4 and 5 as i had no idea what i was looking for amongst the symbols so i had to cheat it unfortunately. The morse code puzzle while cool and defiantly solvable was going by way to fast for me and i also didnt wanna sit there with a pen and paper for hours trying to get it right but i do like the idea.

The best part about the game is its stunning visuals and sound design. But depending on what youre running the game on will drastically effect your frame rate and ability to actually enjoy its graphics. Story wise its fine i guess but i personally felt it lacked any real draw to keep me engaged. Gameplay theres really just nothing. It feels like a movie you sometimes interact with and nothing more

A nice little indie game based around foosball but with mario kart esc powerups/ debuffs. I played the entire arcade mode which acts as a campaign of sorts and is how you unlock all the other ball variants and abilities. It works as a nice little solo experience and also can make for a fun little party game. Im not the biiggest fan of the camera angle as it can throw you off with how things are lined up. Also i dont think you should be able to hold the ball as it can be a cheap move to score goals. Otherwise a nice game

I wanna start off by saying this isnt the worst game in the world but everything about it falls flat and frankly it runs like piss on the steam deck. The premise is unique i suppose ill give it that. Everything works, i didnt run into any bugs of note but the game is just super janky and theres no polish at all. Also the "optional" side quests arent optional at all as you need to almost completely max out the trains stats in order to actually stand a chance in the final fight. I know this cause i had to stop and collect more scrap as i wasnt strong enough the first time i tried it.

A fun indie game that i liked to play while watching youtube. Since its an auto battler you dont need to put to much attention to it but its still engaging enough and has enough going to not be mindless. I didnt get it at first honestly but now i realize the key to winning is literally just having as many characters as you can plus getting good mutations.

An interesting and fun game for sure but i think it suffers from first game in a franchise itis really bad as it clearly was holding its punches and wasted a lot of time doing things for unnecessary reasons and it throws away the whole point of the mission you were on which really pissed me off.

A neat little indie game that was a cool time burner but i hate how it took me exclusively 3 hours just to get the damn 1080 achievement

Coming back to this game years later i still had a blast doing it all again. Even the ending still hits, tho it came a lot faster then i remember. Frankly the game really isnt that long if you just follow the story. I finished with a 93% save file, the only thing i didnt finish was some of the thug missions in the outer districts you dont visit much. The game is still great but at times the combat got a little old. I played in the tobey spider suit the whole game and its really lame how the game forces you to wear the black suit for the final mission. I swear in the original game there was an actual reason for it but in the remaster they dont explain why he changes suits at all he just does. I think the game is great but in retrospect they defiantly coulda flushed some things out some more

This was defiantly someone's art project or something that they just turned into a game for some quick cash. But its fun. I didnt realize it would just be one level tho which is wack. But the game is a dollar and for 20 minutes of entertainment i cant complain. Cool little experience

A decent little auto battler that i thought was fun. Takes a lot of inspiration from luck be a landlord which was fine and overall had a good structure. Only problem is that i felt like i wasted a lot of time trying to beat the game with the knight dude only to constantly lose to the 3rd boss. As soon as i try a run with the big monster guy i win on my very first attempt. His power is OP and you can very easily level him up to just be almost unbeatable. Again a cool game but the grind felt kind wasted when switching characters was all i needed to do.

A solid sequel that both streamlined and added some more complexity to the series. It picks right back up with the priest who is battling to keep his sanity as the Cthulhu monster is still attempting to corrupt him inorder to use him as a vessel to bring about unimaginable horrors to the work so you must confront your sins of old and make choices on how to absolve yourself of them should you choose. I think the game did what it meant to and while i think its stumbles in some of its execution and adding layers where there didnt need to be any i still thought it was a solid game but not one i will think about much moving forward

An interesting cross between a puzzle game and shooter though defiantly more of a puzzle game where you have 1 bullet and through using 3 very specific powers you use it to eliminate all targets in on go around. The story is pretty basic using singular images to convey what happened and why the MC is doing what shes doing. Its very troon coded im ngl and for a game that 15$ normally there isnt enough here. On sale its an okay price tag but i couldnt shake the feeling that the creator of the game was intentionally trying to convince others to commit like minded actions

Another solid entry into the series this time with a new protagonist. Glad they finally realized people dont care about the story and kept it short and to the point. The new character was fine and really the game is just more of the same. Not a whole lot to say

A very good and unqiue game about gambling addiction and how it broke up a family. Its the kind of game where you're forced to lose for a while while you get upgrades and then surely but suddenly you're able to get to the end. Solid game with good mechanics and a neat story

Finally got around to playing this and it was for sure fun. I dont really see why it got so much hype around it but whatever i guess. Stil a very good game

After years of putting this game off i finally played it as i was in the mood for survival horror and i got what i wanted id say. The story is all over the place and little is explained unless you find and read the notes around the levels which i dont like having to do. Just explain things to me im not gonna read the stuff. Combat was cool even if a little slow and sluggish. But that was kinda the point. Overall a good game for sure but i dont see the hype and why so many swear by this game

I A+ every story level before moving onto the next one which is why i took longer than normal to beat the game. I defiantly had fun but the fixed camera angle combined wiht the 3D environment led to a million deaths because i could always tell proper depth for certain jumps or where i would land making the game harder. Its a solid title for what it is and i think i like it more than the 2d games as this one gelt like it had more **** boss fights are meh and some of the secret levels i found are absolutely insane and i had no pleasure in trying to beat them. Again solid title but its design ultimately makes it harder/ frustrating when the game is built around quick precise movements/ jumps and trying to ace levels leaves no room for error.

I bought the game when it oirignally came out on switch and i thought it was neat but really short. I still think the same thing now. Also it has a very big skill gap you need to cross in order to S tank the levels. I got like all B ranks besides 4 or 5 A and 3 S ranks. I think the games story is fine for what it is. You dont really need one in this case. Game is just okay in my mind, defiantly not worth the regular 20$ price tag though

While ive always enjoyed stealth mechanics in games. Ive never used them beyond a certain point. So playing a game built around the concept of stealth being the primary game mechanic and actual combat being discouraged it defiantly took some time to get use to. While frustrating at times there was never a challenge i couldnt beat and i never felt stuck. More so just annoyed at having to repeat certain sections until i got them right as autosaving was rare and items were limited. Tough but mostly fair challenge with a story that was better than i expected especially the second half even it has a lack luster ending

Not really sure why people bag on this dlc so much. I actually really enjoyed it i just wish things were more flushed out as i felt the pacing was way to quick and things just happened without much real explanation. I thought the dialogue and characters were all really well written for the most part and it was nice to see how the lost tied in with the main story of gta 4. Ultimately i just wanted more and it **** to see wasted potential

Ive definitely played worse games than this but really what it comes down to is just how much of a let down this game is given the source material. The combat is either dead simple or simply not built for the situations thrown at you. There's no stakes in the story since its a prequel and the game overall just lacks any real hook. They few moments where everything is going just right and you hit a good ryhtm are few and far between. And with given each level is about 5 or 6 stages long and your health and ammo carry over each stage it makes it more of a drag as you worry about having to restart if you get yourself into an unwinnable situation. Also the boss battles **** and the final boss took me like 60 seconds to beat

Never played any of these job simulator games before but this one was pretty good in my opinion. The biggest knock on this game is how some symptoms dont always look right or sometimes how a character looks can squee how how they do look. Making correctly diagnosing them a bit annoying. Besides that theres not a lot of variation in the npc models and the tact on base managing stuff felt useless. I only ever checked in to replace stuff when needed and it didnt add anything to the game. Fighting of zombies with the drone was fun enough but happens rarely, mostly just a footnote in the game. Most of the base upgrades felt useless as well besides adding more tents to house more survivors. None of the other upgrades actually did anything. Overall a good enough game that i enjoyed. Not really my thing but it does enough to warrant a playthrough. I just think a lot of management esc work was added to "flush out" the idea of running a checkpoint only for most of it to amount to nothing but a checklist of tasks to do but i guess thats sorta the point.

I think its fine, i dont understand any of the DBD connections as ive never played the game. The game is poorly optimized and has a lot of technical issues but theyre not game breaking by any means. The story has some holes in and takes a while before getting interesting

This is my first time playing the orgianl halo game and wow. I was playing on the xbox rog ally x and it ran like ****. I could barley get 30fps and once i got to the library i was averaging 25 even 20 at best especially the further i got into the game. Not sure why a mainline xbox system is allowed to run the game so poorly on medium settings but alright. As for the game i had my fun. But i was very underwhelmed by the story. You spend 60% of it dealing with the flood which i never knew and frankly that was boring. To think this was the game that launched xbox into what is it today is crazy cause i didnt think much of it.

This game reminds me a lot of fallout new vegas but instead of multiple factions fighting to gain power in the mojave you have multiple people leading you on with the idea that theyll be able to help you escape the quarantine zone. The graphics are very nice but everything else about the game is extremely double A from the janky combat. The face/ body animations that are really stiff. The UI not being very good. A laundry list of items you can use in game but most of them worthless. With an intresting story you are asked to pieced together by reading notes and letters across the world. Really its gonna come down to 2 things on whether or not you'll like this game. 1. Are you okay with having no idea what you're doing or how you're supposed to do things and walking around aimlessly until you figure it out2. Can you deal with the jankiness of the game If the story sounds neat to you, you dont mind the jank and you're smart enough to piece things together yourself than i think there's something here for you to enjoy like i did. I just dont see myself coming back to this anytime soon.

A very fun game for sure. I think it just took time for me to get into it as early on as i didnt care for the grind or town building aspect to it but the more i played the more i got into it and saw what game was trying to do and really came to like and i would def recommend it to people and i would just say to give the game time to grow on you as you get new abilities and balls to play around with (no ****)

I dropped this game in January of 2025 and decided to pick it back up a year later after seeing how they had made multiple balance adjustments. I mean its roguelike about blackjack. It can be either overly easy or just stupid hard and honestly it still feels like the ladder as certain characters youre inevitably forced to face have over powered decks which if you dont have direct counters to will either wipe the floor with you or youll be stuck for 10 mintues as they slowly widdle down your health. I like the quirkiness and jokes it made but the actual gameplay was both slow and irritating as no matter how well put together your deck was you knew running into certain enemies was gonna be a headache unless you just got a goo early shuffle. Just stay away from this one unless you're okay with constant frustration with little to no room to improve the experience outside just getting lucky and getting the cards you need from shops and such

Yeah im not sure what i was expecting but it defiantly wasnt this. The 50's stuff was fine but overly played out. The art style was almost grotesque looking and the combat was dull. The story was fine for what it was but the story is probably the best part of this game and its merely adequate. Honestly felt like a waste of time to play this which is why i dragged my feet so hard on playing this

Really good game with a nice story. I S ranked every level and my only real complaint is the short run time and how obtuse some levels can be. Also anytime the game asks you to slide and then do something very quickly right after is BS but honestly this game was close to perfect and was exactly what it advertised and what i wanted from it. The challenge levels though are lowkey way to hard to S rank

Idk why the devs thought to make this the 3rd mainline mafia game. I think its solid for what it is but suffers from early woke nonsense being thrown into games because why tf is a mafia game centered around a black man in new Orleans. That aside the game itself is something i enjoyed the main issue outside of whether or not it will resonate with you as a player is how repetitive everything is. The game makes a big open world with little to do in it and all the missions play out the same even the dlc stuff.Signs of the times is the best one but that one has the most amount of time waste within it and the other two offer some side missions after completion but only exist to give you more bland tasks to do.I thought the story was decent for what it was but wasn't anything to write home about. I enjoyed the game for what it was because i liked what it did. But the whole process felt long and dragged out with a number of moments and scenes being far to predictable and a lot of extra busy work.Also on PC the game lowkey looked terrible even on high settings so idk if thats a game issue or if was just that poorly ported onto pc. Not to mention all the audio and visual glitches

Im a big fan of roguelikes but this one comes down to how much you're okay with not having control over. You have no real control of anything which automatically is gonna put people off. I was beating each level one by one but once i got to the fishing spot level that was my tipping point honestly. Spent like 2 weeks trying to beat that one and than another week on pinball level. I tried the danger wheel level twice and was like nope im out. Its neat that they have a bunch of extra modes and challenges for those of you who like this kinda game and it definitely has some charm and you easily dump dozens of hours into it. Or you can just play it on occasion for a more casual experience

A short roguelike indie game very similar to luck be a landlord where you have to spin to keep alive, using charms, luck and some guts you do your best to meet your deadlines every 3 rounds or face death

A neat little indie game about a special agent trying to stop a global take over with his DEI agency buddies. The story is serviceable for what it is and the gameplay was fun. Theres a bunch of side missions you can do but the campaign was enough for me. Only a 2 hour run time but for what it is i thought it was fine

The difficulty is ramped up arbitrarily by just spawning twice as many demons.

final boss **** and the difficulty is ramped up arbitrarily by just spawning twice as many demons.

Hands down one of the best games ive played all year. It does everything doom 2016 was trying to do but much better. From the soundtrack, to the combat, the story and even just genreal progression and secrets everything had a much better flow to it. The final few boss fights really didnt do it for me though as they play out the same with you trying to take down a big boss with enemies on the ground trying to stop you. I understand what they were going for but it really just made things annoying and tedious. Otherwise this game was perfect. BUT DONT PLAY THE DLC IT **** ****

A very short indie game about cleaning up crime scenes with a far deeper story than i expected. The enemy ai is honestly really dumb and the fact you can jump in a closet right infront of them to avoid getting caught is dumb. The later levels feel like a drag and the game never really does anything to warrant any sense of excitement of joy

The follow up to robo cop rogue city is more of the same. Both in the good and bad. It still does its best to do the larger scale action and explosions going off stuff but due to the environments its toned down. The gameplay is still the same and there's still little side missions in helping civilians in between shootouts. They try adding emotional stakes once again by introducing new characters who i assume are related to the movies but idk. Regardless once again as the player i had no investment in anything they were really trying to push. This villain was better than the last in my opinion but only marginally. The writing is generic but worse this time. There's less downtime which is good. I like that they brought back the ocp chips for the gun upgrades and the skill tree. Though i woulda preferred robo being super strong from the beginning rather than having to let him up all over again. The game ran far worse though for some reason especially on steam deck with constant stuttering, frame drops and freezing. It wasnt a whole lot better playing on the xbox rog ally x which is kinda crazy but it was ateaslt more stable there.Overall it was nice to play as robo some more but rather than evolve and improve the series, this being the studios second game with him i expected a better overall experience not regression. For every little thing they improved from the first game they mess something else up. If you liked the first game you'll like this one but it wont be as satisfying in my opinion

Neat little game about cooking eggs. Was better and deeper than i expected. I hate having to deal with the **** though also walking everywhere super slowly is annoying

The game on a technical level has some issues but its really just the jank from this game being as old as it is. Idk what the original is like but this game was pretty good all things considered. The boss fights arent good though especially the last one. I do like all the gadgets you get and how we learn more about jango. Its a very interesting game and look at a character with plenty of backstory. You also get a digital comic with the game which i read and liked. Makes me want to learn more about jango. Overall i had a good time but some jank got in the way and i was sorta in between on how the game tells you next to nothing about how to complete your objectives or where to go for them. Its not hard to figure out but can make the game drag a bit when you dont know how or what to do. I kinda like how the game has a 5 lives system per mission but i had to completely restart 3 of the levels multiple times due to them either ending in boss fights or having certain sections have had infinite respawning enemies. Overall the run time feels good but the game is defeinelty short. Solid though

A great sequel to the original kingdom rush that keeps the gem system from the mobile version which is much appreciated. The jungle levels are lowkey bs but the game as a whole is just building on top **** base from the previous game and stirkes the nail almsot perfectly. The new hero's are also a great addition even if a number of them are a bit middling

A very interesting game for sure that reminds me of an old flash i played back in the day. Stealth is definitely your friend and the game takes realism to heart as enemies will hear even silenced shots as they would in real life if in close proximity. That being said having played on true difficulty it felt more like being punished rather than challenged and ironically being loud and reckless made things easier even if it took multiple attempts to get the job done. The second half of the game is made all the more difficult cause you no longer have armor or gadgets unless you find them on the map. The story is nothing to write home about which is fine but the game left me more agitated then satisfied which was a major disappointment.

Easily the worst mystery game ive ever played with terrible writing. It starts off so strong in the opening hours then falls off a cliff when you realize hoe rigid solving the issue is. It has 4 endings and i got ending 1 and 4 with 4 being honestly really great but that doesn't prevent the game from being obtuse and rather pretentious more often than not.

One of the few games where the story is great and really drives home the point of what youre doing. The gameplay on the other hand is stiff and while adequate not much beyond that. Also the music ****, it sounds like the devs just put his friends garage band music into the game in hopes someone would look it up and it not only feels out of place but frankly just isnt good and any time it comes on it just kills the mood. Also the game is super buggy and frankly its to much of a mess to really recommend

A much better game than its predecessor with better puzzle design and some nice quirkiness to it. Much better save points this time around. The ending was interesting. My biggest knock on the game was the stupid purple door puzzles, how was i suppose to figure that out, dumb.

This being one of the launch titles on xbox one really is funny to think about because how did they think this was going to go well. Graphically speaking the game does still look good but it also does still look like an xbox one game. The gameplay is shallow and pedantic as it gets old after the first chapter and you dont even have to actually correct due the executions as the game just gives em to you even when you mess up. The story is neat in concept but far to short to have any real depth with 2 sorta twists that work but felt somewhat bland. Overall the game was just the definition of Mid

The game is great for what it is but i definitely wanted more as the game is very short. Great introduction to warhammer for me as ive never interacted with it and i found the story to be good with a very nice twist which you could see coming yes but i didnt know what it would be. The boss fights are anti climatic though and the ending left something to be desired but i had fun overall and would recommend the game to people who know nothing about the series.