Joshinatir2200

Highly addictive but there are serious gameplay flaws and bugs that the devs take ages to fix..

Finally, Monster Hunter is back on console. This game is absolutely breathtaking. The graphics are incredible, and it feels like you are navigating a natural environment when you play. I've played nearly every Monster Hunter game, and it feels like they toned the difficulty down a touch, and I almost miss the traditional, primitive fighting mechanics from Freedom Unite, but this entry is still a roller coaster and a game changer for the series.

This was my first souls game, and I must say that it was one of the most addicting experiences I've ever had. The areas are stunning, the bosses are absolutely badass, and the combat mechanics are by far the best of the entire series.

This game was an experience unlike anything I had seen before. Challenging, engaging, and EXTREMELY satisfying!

The trailer for this game looked fantastic, but unfortunately I found Sister Location to be kind of boring.. I hate saying that because you can tell that Scott was trying to make it so each night was different, but for whatever reason, this game felt less scary and less fun than all of the others. The highlight in the experience for me was walking past Ballora without being seen. The rest was just predictable nonsense with cheesy jump scares and a bizarre twist ending.

This chapter looked so promising in the trailer, and although it wasn't a complete failure, it wasn't quite as good as the previous three. Pros: Scott puts a twist on it like he did with #3. Now, you're a child being stalked from the dark corridors beyond the safety of your bedroom. The graphics are much better, the animatronics are looking better than ever and have well polished teeth! Also, now you can move! Cons: Reliance on mini games to understand the story, gameplay gets old eventually, and higher rounds are ridiculously difficult.

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The problem with this sequel game is that winding that damn music box and other chores you need to accomplish gets real old after the first 3 or 4 nights. If you can get past that, this game is equally as scary and suspenseful as the first game. This one really relies on the sounds to send chills down your spine.

I played through this entire game in 2 days! It was a very addicting experience. Usually, I'm not a fan of puzzle games but I can see this being the one you open on your phone when you're bored.

FNaF revolutionized survival horror. It is so atmospheric, and you feel so helpless sitting in an office surrounded by demonic animatronics with very limited power. This game is absolutely frightening. Do not play alone at night!

This is one of my favorite COD games! As far as the futuristic gameplay, I think it was better done than IW and AW. So many fun weapons and specialists to use. I spent more time playing this one than any other Call of Duty. The campaign was pretty unique, multiplayer was fast paced and thrilling, and Treyarch really did a fantastic job recovering the zombies after a generally dull experience in BO2 (Tranzit *cringe*).

For me, multiplayer was a huge disappointment. The maps are much more dull than BO3 and the combat specialists are kind of lame. Play Black Ops 3 instead, a much better experience overall (although I will say the graphics are fantastic and loading speeds aren't as awful as BO3). Zombies in Spaceland was a good time. I actually have not played this game's campaign.

This game certainly has flaws, but the alien-blasting action is far more entertaining than it was in the first game. I never play PVP in this game and never will, because it is obviously a pay to win scenario being that the best guns are the most expensive.

The multiplayer experience was far better in MC5, this one feels very mediocre. Although the addition of combat specialists sounded promising, it didn't add much to the gameplay for me.

This game is hands down the best FPS I've played on iOS. The weapons are very well balanced, the maps are fun and interesting, but be warned! It takes FOREVER to level up all the way.

This is one of the best iOS ports I have ever played. I stopped playing MHFU on PSP after completing the first few ranks, because it was extremely difficult and boring with no online multiplayer. Not only did the iOS version get a graphics upgrade, it also gained online multiplayer! This game has so much content that I'm shocked it can even be played on an iPhone or iPad. I still think MHFU is the most difficult and frustrating game in the series, but that makes it all the more satisfying when you finally slay that Fatalis.

MH3 was the first game in the franchise I played. Being a Wii game, it feels very beginner friendly. The maps and monsters are much more gorgeous and dazzling than previous titles although I must say some of the boss fights are EXTREMELY tedious. Ceadeus was the final boss in single player, and farming for his armor or weaponry is a HUGE pain in the ass, let alone beating him once. This game also had a very limited number of monsters, which was kind of disappointing when compared to MHFU. Regardless, this is the game that familiarized me with the franchise, and I'll always remember it for that. Decent way to kick off the third generation.

MH3U is more beautiful than recent titles in my opinion. I actually don't mind the underwater fights. I'm more upset that they don't have online multiplayer for 3DS. Definitely tons better than MH Tri in the diversity of maps and monsters. Not quite as beginner friendly as 4U or generations though.

MH4U has the best story of all of the MH games. It also introduced the many ways hunters can interact with the environment that are seen in future titles. I think the game is lacking a bit in map appearance, but it makes up for that with the addition of some awesome new monsters. The Gore Magala is the true star of this game and its effect on the story makes this game so addicting.

Monster Hunter Generations is EXACTLY what I hoped it would be. It is a culmination of all of the previous games with the largest pool of content to date. The only con I can think of is that the graphics don't seem as great as MH4U or MH3U.

This game takes all of the problems from previous COD titles and amplifies them. Ridiculous wait times, button functions not working (this is fixable), etc. The campaign is very meh, multiplayer is very unmemorable, and the **** zombies is boring after playing it once, even zombies in space land was better.. I can't believe I spent $60 on this junk. It's worth half that at most. May be the last COD game I ever buy.