Judgement1991

One of the best games I've played. The combat system is spectacular, the graphics are great, the story is interesting, the music is great, the game is difficult at first even on normal difficulty, but it becomes super satisfying once you learn it, the difficulty adapts to your skill making it easier to play if you are not good and harder to play if you are good, The adaptive difficulty changes the AI of the enemies, their moves and more and this combined with the rest of the game makes it even more beautiful and fun to play, there is secondary content, the variety of moves is great, being able to set the moves you use makes the game even better. Highly recommended for all video game enthusiasts.

This game is very nice, it has a awesome setting, a beautiful atmosphere, a very fun gameplay that never bores (at least for me), a good enemy artificial intelligence at maximum difficulty, the story is interesting, there are a good variety of enemies, weapons, setting etc., some bugs and glitches (graphics), but nothing really important to name (at least during my run). Note: I played all of Generation Zero alone for about 48 hours and I have to say that it was absolutely worth playing this game.

Small premise: I didn’t play the Dlc and I played for a short time the multiplayer so they were excluded from this review. Combat- 7/10 Story- 5/10 Open world- 3/10 Soundtrack- 6/10 Graphics- 8/10 Positive side: +The wind mechanics are interesting. +A good artistic side. +A nice setting. +Good combat system. Negative side: -Bad textures. -Combat system that soon becomes repetitive and boring. -A decent story but nothing exceptional for me. - A very bad enemy artificial intelligence. - Secondary missions almost all identical and repetitive where you will find yourself doing almost always the exact same thing but in no particular order what to follow the npc, check the footprints and kill the Mongols. -Secondary activities that quickly become repetitive and boring -Decent facial animations. -Little variety of enemies. -An empty and lifeless open world. -A bad camera in confined spaces. -Mediocre stealth. In my opinion Ghost of Tsushima is a "good game" but nothing as great as it is described by people,for me Ghost of Tsushima except its positive sides is a totally forgettable game. P.S. I think people rate this game positively because it is an Playstation exclusive, a samurai game with Japanese setting, it has a beautiful setting, an excellent combat system and excellent artistic direction.

Ratings are based on my personal experience with the game + The idea of hordes, however, is little exploited. + Setting and environment -Bug. - Predictable story except for the secret ending. - AI bad enemy - Stealth mechanics - Side mission - Generic open world - Forgettable characters Personal notes For my personal experience Days Gone is an unmemorable, boring and repetitive game, also I did not have much fun because I found the game easy even at maximum difficulty. I personally consider Days Gone one of the worst games I've played.

I state that the review is subjective and concerns my personal experience with Skyrim played at the release and replayed in 2019. I played Skyrim at the release and abandoned it after less than 30 hours because I had a very bad experience, I decided to replay Skyrim in 2019 for another 100 hours and I had a very bad experience again. I had very high expectations after loving Oblivion and Morrowind, but Skyrim among its fetch quests, bugs, console freezes, bad rpg part compared to its two predecessors, the uninteresting exploration, the uninteresting missions, the unfun combat and other things did not allow me to appreciate the game that I consider to be the worst game I have ever played in more than 20 years of gaming. I've played at least 400 games and finished at least 300 games and for me Skyrim remains the worst game ever. Despite my bad experience with Skyrim I still recommend buying it (not on PS3) to those interested in a game like this because his experience will be different from mine. P.S. My review is about the base game and not the dlc because I didn't play them.

+ Settings + Gameplay and puzzles + Art direction + Ambient sounds + Music + Plot + The castle is wonderfully interconnected + The relationship between Ico and Yorda who do not know each other and do not understand why they do not speak the same language, but who help each other to continue and escape from the castle + The feeling of making you feel small compared to the environment around you that give you some camera shots + No icon and Hud screen that makes you completely immerse in the environment and the game world + The places of the castle you see in the game you will reach them during the game and from different places you will review the places you have already visited because the castle is wonderfully interconnected + Perfect duration for the game type + Unlockable extra content once the game is over - None For me it’s crazy to think that Ico came out in 2001 and it was an incredible game for the time and it’s incredible even now, also it’s crazy how they made a game like that more than 20 years ago and that is still very enjoyable today. For my one of the best games of all time and one of my favorite games.

+ Lots of fun. + High replayability. + Unlockable extra content. + Beautiful setting. + Beautiful atmosphere. + Good Story. + Artistic Side. + Gameplay. + Combat System. - None for the time of release, quick time events if played nowadays. A game that I finished several times at all difficulty levels and where I unlocked everything. I replayed it recently and every time I start it I can't stop playing it and so I have to force myself to stop or I can't play anything else. For my one of the best games of all time and one of my favorite games.

+ Gameplay. + Music. + Combat System. + Artistic side. + Setting. + Story + Graphic - Enemy A.I.

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Since 2010 I have played all the From titles starting from Demon's Souls on PS3, i did not have very positive expectations about Elden Ring but playing it I had to change my mind, even if the graphics are not the best Elden Ring has such beautiful settings that make up for the lack, every place you visit has item, weapons I have bosses to discover, the music is beautiful, the level design is really good and allows you to explore almost the entire game world as soon as you start the game, the game is not well balanced in fact we will find bosses and enemies that with a few shots will kill you and even stronger weapons than others also Elden Ring has camera problems, a not very good enemy artificial intelligence and a recycling of enemies and bosses that personally bothered me. In the end Elden Ring turned out to be fun and quite challenging at least for me. The review is personal and subjective and is based on my personal experience in about 208 hours at the time of this review. P.S. Excuse me for my bad English.

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