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Nintendo Switch Sports: Some of the sports are not really entertaining. But played in a party environment is where Nintendo Switch Sports truly excels. 7/10.

Pokémon Scarlet: It be so mid I can’t even lie. I put hundreds of hours into sword and barely have touched scarlet at all. Mid gimmicks, only thing good is Lechonk. Lechonk > Pokémon Scarlet. 6/10.

For the King: Fun when trying to beat the hardest difficulty. Many things to tweak and optimize for a game winning run. 8/10

Resident Evil 7 Biohazard: Bugs. Burn them. Hate bugs. Then, everything else. But bugs. Hate em. 8/10.

The Last of Us Part I: I think this game revolves around throwing bricks at your enemies. It’s pretty fun. 9/10.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered: It’s hard to be something with so much depth to begin with. Compelling, exciting and being able to throw bricks and bottles at you enemies head. 9/10.

7 Days to Die: It’s a fun survival sandbox game that you can put hundreds of hours into, that of course needing to pique ur interest in the first place. 7/10.

REANIMAL: You are put into a dystopian world in war times, traversing all land until you find your friends. The story is compelling and the stylistic art choices are interesting but it lacks unique gameplay. But what is most certain about this game is that its story is strong enough for me to comeback later to play its future DLCs, albeit the story is hard to follow. 8/10.

Don’t Starve Together: Put into a wacky world with no direction. This game is one of a kind. 8/10.

Apex Legends: Certainly getting worse as the years go by, but a classic to me nonetheless. 8/10.

Sports Champions: This was fun. Ping Pong, sword fighting, archery and more? This game was honestly incredibly entertaining, especially with the increased difficulty. 8/10.

Pokémon Platinum: It was crafted so meticulously for such a small and weak handheld console. With brighter touches than Diamond and Pearl, Platinum was all that and then some. Generation 4 certainly held on of the best video game sound tracks in history. 9/10.

Pokémon Sword: A standard experience for a Pokémon game. Dynamic was a cool gimmick for competitive battles. 7/10.

COD: BO4: It was alright, pretty standard experience to be honest. Had some nice hero’s 7/10.

A Way Out. Perhaps if I played “A Way Out” before its successor I would have thought that I played of of the best co-op games ever made. 8/10.

Sword Art Online Memory Defrag: A classic in my childhood. Collecting characters trying to be level as fast as possible to rank in challenges felt like everything I wanted to work towards as a kid. 7/10.

Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Blazing: This game took over my childhood at one point. Collecting characters and strategizing over hard levels felt like pure bliss. 7/10.

Rust: Rust is fun not because it’s rust, but because it felt like you were working part-time with some of your best pals. 8/10.

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege X: Siege but a little cooler. Little bit better graphics and gameplay. 8/10.

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege: One of my favourite tactical shooters of all time. With map molding mechanics and hero abilities it felt as if every round of R6 could be played every so different from the last. 8/10.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive; Truly a titan of esports gaming. Behind it all a never dying community. 8/10.

Counter-Strike 2: It’s getting better, but was a hard fall from grace from CS:GO. Nonetheless the core game doesn’t change much, and it’s still CS. 8/10.

Valorant: Behind the unbearable community that festers within the online servers of Valorant lies a fun game of u like clicking heads with skill expresssion. 8/10.

Overwatch: Not a return to glory in the slightest at all. Trying to find former glory, but stuck in a mist of fog. 7/10.

Overwatch (2016): A slapper back in time for sure. Fun hero shooter, truly a little bit for everyone in a tactical FPS format. 8/10.

Terraria: A classic beyond time. Not much guidance to be fair but there is beauty in the chaos. 9/10.

Split Fiction: It does everything its predecessors do but at a higher technical level. 10/10..

It Takes Two: A blended experience of game genres and mechanics that is masterfully crafted into a bundle of joy, love, and fun. It’s comedic and action packed, it glues you to your screen until the very end. 10/10.

Minecraft: It feels like a never dying opus, it’s timeless it classic. We all come back to it. 9/10.

LittleBigPlanet 2: I grew up playing LBG 2 at my sisters house on her PlayStation 3. Great fond memories of this masterpiece. 9/10.

LittleBigPlanet: A classic beyond time. Truly a king of its era, with unique art style and new ideas. 9/10.