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Simply the epitome of human creation and imagination. Every work from Orwell, Poe, Huxley, and even Kafka himself have next to nothing compared to this masterpiece of art. The extraordinary depth of the writing and characters is matched perfectly by the cinematography and colour matching of each scene immensely. I could not reccomend an experience more than this magnum opus of the human race. Godspeed you, Cory in the House.

Luckily, going into this one I didn't expect much. Thisview would not change while playing. The game is jank, and horribly low effort. Hitboxes are awful, animation and movement feels robotic, and the cutscenes are powerpoints. The game increbidly low budget, and it's an area team 17 isn't experienced in. If you were going to play this, play any other soulslike instead.

This game feels like a massive add-on to the first galaxy game. And frankly, that's all it ever needed to be, and all it ever will need to be. Mario galaxy is already a perfect game, and this game just adds onto it with even more content. Playing both of them leaves me dying for a third game. If you haven't played either, then i beg you to go get them.

By far, my favourite 3d platformer. Pretty much everything about this game is on point, and perfect. From story, to level design, to music, it's perfect. The only thing i can fault it on is controls, but it's a wii game, that's to be expected. Other than that though, one of my favourite games of all time, and the first game i ever bothered to 100%

Going into this, i didn't really know what to expect. I'd played the original Red Faction, and quite enjoyed it, so I gave this one a try. The most I knew was that it was an open world game. Frankly, I didn't expect what I got, but I wasn't exactly disappointed. The gameplay is relatively fun, despite a basic story. The only real issues being with the xbox 360 itself rather than the game. The graphics make it hard to differentiate an enemy and a part of the world. And the item wheel kept **** up when I was in the middle of combat. But other than that, it's an alright game.

From what I played of Dredge, which was up until Stellar Basin, the game is quite fun. There's quite a few mechanics to juggle, but it's pretty easy to learn. The uniqueness of each catch and each area never makes the game feel dull. It's an overall great time which left me either calmyfishing and time-managing, **** bricks, or having an existential crisis out of confusion. Highly reccomend.

Horrid, horrid sequel. For all that the first game set up, and all it did right, this feels like an empty tax write-off. The graphics look like clay and mouldy cheese, the writing **** ape ass, and the pure depression in quality make me want death. The only saving grace is that it comes after a near perfect game.

An absolutely stunning game. Well-written story paired with pristine graphics and intruiging gameplay make this a joyous experience. The game isn't long either, so all this is presented in a perfect little package. Brilliant game, highly reccomend.

For all the fighting games i've played in my life, this is probably the most slow. Sure, I like the character designs a lot, and it has that classic Mortal Kombat flair, but it's also stuck with that classic Mortal Kombat flair. Gameplay feels rigid at times, and it makes the experience feel basic. The most fun I got out of this was playing either the Xenomorph, or Erron Black, as both characters are enjoyable in their own rights.

As a big fan of Street Fighter Alpha, this game was pretty alright. Sure the game's had its fair share of bad reviews, but I liked it. The character variety was perfect, and each one made me want to use them again at some point (apart from Abigail). The story however, was pitiful. For them hyping Necalli up so much to be a major threat, he appears for like 1 chapter and gets slammed by ryu. None of the rest was interesting at all. Bad story, fun fighting game.

I really need to stop myself from playing these kind of rpg games. I can never wrap my head around the mechanics, and there's always too much information to cram into my pea brain. Graphics are great, every design is unique and spectacular, and palicos are the best thing to grace this planet. However, gameplay falls a bit flat in my opinion. It basically just feels like chipping away at something, running after it, then repeating the cycle about three times. It makes the experience feel slightly hollow. It's a critically acclaimed game, so i do reccomend it, but know what you're getting into first.

Peak doom shooter. Not a moment went by where i didn't feel like a complete badass. Highly reccomend.

If i wanted to play an art project, i would have downloaded dreams. This felt like a pixar tax write-off.

It's a decent game, sure. But I haven't been more bored playing a game. It just feels like yet another post-apocolyptic game. The premise is overused, but the execution here is quite decent. So maybe it's just my short attention span. Play this one if you so please, but don't expect anything special.

Probably one of the best open world rpgs i've played as of recent. The game takes heavy inspiration from fallout, but places it in a more sci-fi, space setting, imbued with a touch of corporate hell. Fun gameplay, witty and hilarious dialogue, and enough content to keep someone playing for hours on end. Very highly reccomend.

For everything the first one lacked, this one kind of made up for. Gameplay itself is better, and the multiplayer is actually quite fun. There's not much about this game that I didn't really enjoy, other than the "story". Can reccomend.

The only thing I enjoyed about this game was walker assault and team deathmatch. Other than that, everything else bored me or wasn't interesting enough to consider.

The story itself was dull, and never got me invested, sadly. However, the gameplay itself is actually pretty fun, making this game a decent racer. My only problem is that every character feels the same. Reccomend this to anyone who loves a good racing game, but don't expect any outstanding notes.

On the contrary to forces, this was damn near a perfect experience. There was barely anything in this game I didn't enjoy. The only thing i didn't being ray's controls, but maybe that's just me. Other than that, each stage feels different from the last, and the soundtrack is absolutely immaculate. Highly reccomend this to anyone.

Forces. The start of sega's downfall. The entire game felt bland, none of the missions were that fun, and the reintroduction of classic sonic felt like a quick cash-grab. The only thing it has going for it is the soundtrack, which all sonic games do. Can't say i highly reccomend this one.

Journey was not only one of the most calming game experiences i've had, but it was also one of the most beautiful. The entire world was completely stunning, and each moment felt exactly what the game was trying to display. In terms of experiences, nothing is topping Journey. Highly reccomend.

This was probably one of the most dull experiences i've had playing a game. The story is plain and boring, and the missions are snooze-fests, apart from a couple. Never played the multiplayer, and probably never will, because the story alone has warded me away from this game. Do not reccomend.

This game was practically the opposite of Battlefield 4. As the multiplayer is one of the most dull experiences i've had. It was uninteresting, and never brought me back. However, the war stories are some of the best Battlefield has to offer. There's not one that I didn't enjoy playing, and the different level design provides multiple ways to get around a problem. I reccomend this game for the war stories alone.

For everything this game lacked, it made up for in something else. The story was kind of boring in my opinion, and i could never get that invested in it. However, the multiplayer is by far the best in the series. Each map feels unique and fun to play on. Different guns and gadgets provide different gameplay styles. Overall, it's an addicting time. Highly reccomend.

This is probably the ome game in the series that did everything right. The war stories are all fun, and each provide a different gameplay experience. The game itself is faithful to the historic period. And the multiplayer is definately one of the best in the series, despite being practically drained of players. Highly reccomend this one.

Now this one was pretty fun. Never in a game before have I ran around a prison trying to craft a chisel, before i'm beaten senseless and chucked in solitary confinement. The gameplay is puzzling, but a fun challenge. The artstyle is unique, and fits the game well. Each prison feels unique in its own quirky way. I reccomend this one greatly.

Carries all the essence of the first game. But sadly, none of the charm. The story itself is dull, most of the characters are unlikeable, and even the introduction of other characters ruins what the series had, in my opinion. This one picked up the baton the first game handed it, then tripped on its own feet. Decent survival game. Mediocre story game.

Oh, how I love this game. They got everything in this game nailed down to a T. The world is stunning, the atmosphere is haunting, and you always feel that looming sense of dread wherever you are. There's practically nothing about the game itself that I don't enjoy. The only issue I have is that it can be quite buggy at times. But that might be a me problem. Highly reccomend.

From what I played of it, it was relatively decent. However, I believe the game isn't for me. It tries to carry the charm of the littlebigplanet games, to a certain extent. However, this game could never hold a candle to them, as Sony is slowly attempting to kill off any license they have. Play it if you want, but i couldn't enjoy it.

Probably the best lego game. The story is a shortened down, but faithful recreation of the movies. The planets themselves are plentiful, and overall stunning. There's heaps of side missions and collectibles to find. It's a simple, but enjoyable game. Can reccomend.

There are two parts to this game. The first are the official tracks themselves, amd from those that i've played, they're well made, and quite fun. However, the community-made tracks all feel quite hashed together, but that may be because of limited building resources. It can be fun though, so I reccomend this one.

I find this game to be more of an endurance test than anything. Most of the rally tracks in the game take about 10 minutes to complete, some longer. But they are relatively fun. Can reccomend this one.

This is a fun, fast-paced racing game. Simple as that. The gameplay's fun, it's relatively easy to get the hang of the controls, and the different locations provide completely seperate racing experiences. My only problem is that it can be hard to control the vehicle in some instances, but maybe that's just me. Good game overall.

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This game never failed to make me feel like I was an absolute dumbass. The puzzles can get incredibly confusing at times, and one mistake makes you hit your head against the wall before repeatedly throwing an object into the air to make it grow bigger. I reccomend to puzzle enjoyers.

In this game, you go around a vast, practically barren world, killing multiple giant creatures to save your girlfriend. All because the big light from the ceiling told you to. Other than that, the battles are fun, and sometimes require a bit of thinking to beat them, but it's overall an enjoyable experience. I reccomend it highly.

This game is an absolute trip. The characters are enjoyable on the most part, and the gameplay is fun. But the story feels like 7 crackheads wrote it, and there was 1 quality check. It gave me more questions than answers, and I refuse to play the game twice to know them.

It has come to my realisation that I really need to get better at shooter games. Other than that, the game's got tons of personality, fun gameplay, and heaps of cosmetics to show your flair. It has also inspired me to rob multiple banks.

This game has a lot going for it. Charm, gameplay, artstyle, everything. It's a quirky, fast-paced puzzle game, and it's not afraid to be downright wacky. However, the story is a bit bland and basic.

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A very challenging game, but not once did I ever get mad. Every time I died (which was a lot of times) I never felt like it wasn't my fault. It only urged me to improve, or to try new approaches. Highly reccomend to anyone who loves a difficult game.

Not my style for the most part, but i can see why it's enjoyed so much. The gameplay is fast-paced and engaging, combat situations are built to test your skills. And the game is also made to test your patience.

This game can be many things. Other games, art showcases, lsd trips, and all inbetween. Finding something that you enjoy playing is relatively easy, and there are some surprisingly talented people making these small games. Props to them.

Actually a pretty good soulslike in its own right. However, the story confused me. Everything else about it was pretty good though. I reccomend this one to anyone who likes the genre.

It's at times like these where I start to realise that I am awful at shooters. Mediocre at best, can't say I reccomend.

The game might have been better rated if my pc could actually run it properly, but i think that's just a me problem. I can't eve build well. Why did I play this? Oh well.

This is basically a playable dev backlog, and it's really fun. The best game in my opinion was the worms knockoff with rectangles. Gotta love it.

The best fighting game on pc. The amount of variety in not only the base roster, but the modding community as well, has skyrocketed this game into my top 5 fighting games of all time.

The only fighting game i've played where I actually have to think about what i'm doing. And I enjoy it. Also best played with mods, as it adds tons more variety to the roster, which is ridiculously small.

Could not hold a candle to the original destiny if it tried. But maybe that's just nostalgia speaking. It's basically the same game anyway, with a less interesting story.