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Dropped in a planet, met a few bugs, smashed them, met their mother, was smashed. 9/10, would get smashed again.

Dropped in a planet, met a few bugs, smashed them, met their mother, was smashed. 9/10, would get smashed again.

While Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark has a slow start and a story not as much engaging as it's inspirations, like Final Fantasy Tactics and Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together, it does have an art style that is distinguishable, charming characters and a class system that makes it one of the most robust tactical role-playing games to date. Also, it's difficulty is very challenging. A must to any fan of the genre

Hard to say anything that hasn't been said yet, but Outriders was a very promising game for fans of the looter shooter genre but it just doesn't deliver an exciting experience as promised. In the end, it's an above average game that doesn't bring anything new to the table (which is really not a problem), but also doesn't refine all the mechanics that we already know from similar games. It is, unfortunately, just an above average game

A free game that has ton of options for us to spend our money and yet gives us so many elements to avoid spending money altogether that it's brilliant. Also, a game with a terrific gameplay, elements combination and interesting characters to keep us coming back for more. What an amazing surprise in this horrible year

The artwork is beautiful, it truly feels like a great cartoon, the puzzles are simple, but entertaining and the combat feels good when you defeat an enemy or two. That said, boy oh boy, did they make the levels unnecessary long. The beat'em up sections sometimes take thirty minutes or more to finish and the game can be beaten in a single day even when playing in the hard difficulty, something unheard of in the franchise that truly needed you to master every single level to beat them. While the art style is beautiful, it also has a few problems, specially in the multiplayer when there are so many enemies on the screen and every player is pulling off their own special moves. You get lost with so much visual pollution. It's good to see the toads back and this could be an important first step, but the game needed to be much more polished

The art style was unique, it had over the top characters with tons of personality, the gameplay was decent enough... And I was able to play only one match and against only a single adversary. I don't know what happened, but the game was dead on delivery and although it had a ton of good things going for it, the population died very quickly and very little was done to change it. A big letdown.

Hardware Rivals wanted to be the next Twisted Metal, but it failed. Failed miserably. The lack of couch multiplayer and the blandness of so many aspects make it a generic game that tries a few things, and doesn't succeed in any department. A shame. It could be something really special if the game had a more original look and original cars, weapons and scenarios.

Let's be honest right here and right now, Fat Princess Adventures doesn't even come close to the charm and likability of the original, sometimes, it even looks like a completely different game that could be mistaken by something from another franchise. But is it good on it's own? Not really. While you could have fun with it, it still doesn't do anything original or better that other games in the genre already do. The gameplay is okay at best and the story is also very forgettable. Your money is better spent somewhere else.

What can you say? It's two of the most famous puzzle games in a single package. The story mode could use less annoying characters, but the multiplayer is so addicting that it is easy to forgive most of it's shortcomings. A must for fans, but not a game that will turn many players into new followers

A terrible launch, but a great improvement over the years, although not enough to reach the sky like other games in the franchise were able to in the past. A solid gameplay, balanced characters, good online component. Props for the decision to make every game able to update with new releases, which means that the base game is still valid even four years after it's release. A shame that obtaining every character trough gameplay is so tiresome

A great and amazing stealth game, probably one of the greatest of all time. A terrible Metal Gear in every sense of the word, a former shadow of itself in the story department. A game that was clearly rushed with it's story and despite the amazing gameplay that is polished like no other in the franchise, it still is very hard for me to call this game a Metal Gear. A shame that Konami decided to take the decisions that it did. Kojima deserved more, Metal Gear deserved more, the fans deserved more.

You will be punished, you will suffer, you will want to quit it, but you will celebrate with a scream every single victory that you achieve. Fear the old blood. A hunter is never alone. One of the best games of all time

How does a franchise reinvents itself and still brings so much content and good quality to the table at the same time? I don't really know, but the developers of God of War sure do, because they made a masterpiece in form ****. The God of War trilogy was very great, but this fourth main installment just knocks it out of the park. A brilliant game

A horrible and terrible looking campaign really brings this game down. The maps don't make any sense, there is a lot of 'pollution' in the graphics. Luckily, the couch multiplayer is as amazing as always and fun as hell, a shame that the online component feels so empty. A game that really could use cross play with all platforms.

One of the most disappointing games of the generation. Extremely buggy at release, I even got two game breaking bugs in week one. Bland characters, mediocre story and horrifying driving mechanics. While it has an interesting hacking component and surprisingly fun multiplayer modes, it still is a major letdown

An extremely fun little game that has an unfortunately short campaign, but with a stellar multiplayer component that is insane and funny at the same time. A must have for family parties

A major letdown after the great gameplay of Fifa 18. And what could do wonders to it, the inclusion of Volta, was also bogged down with the stupid decision to not include a multiplayer component for it. One of the worst Fifa games to date, although there have been far worse titles in the franchise

A gorgeous game from start to finish with an amazing gameplay and a fairly good story and characters. A must buy for any PS4 owner

While some of the team based mini games are a disaster and the servers aren't in it's best shape right now, the game is so funny and addicting that is gets hard to rate it with anything lower than an 8. Amazing game

While some of the team based mini games are a disaster and the servers aren't in it's best shape right now, the game is so funny and addicting that is gets hard to rate it with anything lower than an 8. Amazing game

While it is very good to be able to play as Sir Daniel Fortesque again after so many decades (I was 8 when played both games on the PSOne) it is hard to deny that the gameplay needed an overhaul and what we eventually got was a careless rehash of the original. Don't get me wrong, it was an amazing game for it's time, but not all of them age very well and Medievil needed some new mechanics and better hit detection to be considered a great game in the age that we live. The new graphics are amazing though

While it is not without it's flaws, the free to play model, the fun gameplay and the easy to pick up and play makes it probably the best and most friendly Battle Royale to new players in the market today

While the multiplayer is still the old 'chicken without a head' nonsense with tons of players jumping around and waving their guns in all directions with no sense of tactics or strategy, it's hard to deny that the game is a technical marvel for a FPS and it has a great single player campaign that takes all the right notes from all the greatest war movies of all time.

A monumental achievement like nothing the industry had ever seem before. A game that can't be called anything but a masterpiece, a flawless experience that still holds up perfectly even more than 20 years after it's release, the digital entertainment of the century, the title of the millennium, the best game of it's time and of all time.

An amazing single player experience with a multiplayer component that is convoluted like no other. A masterpiece in storytelling nevertheless.

A visually stunning game with a solid gameplay. Too bad that the boss fights are very disappointing and the intriguing and interesting story is over so quickly. It is not a bad game at all, but the short time required to beat it and the lack of other modes like horde or even a multiplayer component make it harder to consider for anyone to buy unless it is being sold for 20 bucks or less. Deserves a sequel.

A very good JRPG that will probably be used as the example to all the other games in the genre that will follow and with a story that is very good and that makes me wonder if this is the same story as in the original PSOne release or if this is, indeed, a sequel to the legendary JRPG. A salute to all the producers involved in the creation of the new battle system, it blends action and turn based in a way that only Square could do

An extremely gorgeous masterpiece that was already way ahead of it's time in the PS2 and is still a very good action RPG with an artstyle that only Vanillaware can make. It looks and feels like as unforgettable fairy tail that has a great Game of Thrones feel with multiple characters with different stories and visions of the same conflict. One of the greatest of all time. An almost perfect game

While the gameplay is not as solid as the original in the Snes, the art style is gorgeous and the original soundtrack is here to enjoy, forget the remade OST, it is not as good, at all. If the gameplay felt good, I could actually give it a 7 or even 8, but as it is, it is an slightly above average game. Wait a sale for this one

Tedious gameplay, boring story, characters that are completely unlikable, a gameplay that is, at best, okay, and a multiplayer component that looks like was an afterthought. Stay away

A masterpiece like none other. Words are not enough to describe this game, just go play it right now if you never had the chance. Personally, it's the game of the generation for me. Flawless

A very flawed technical experience (played and finished on a vanilla PS4) filled with glitches, bugs and a ton of other problems. But at the same time, a game that I couldn't stop until I reached the end due to a very intriguing story even if the bland characters only get a good development towards the end of the game. Also, one of the most intense experiences in the 'zombie department' that really makes you nervous. First game in my life where I actually wanted to avoid the monsters at all costs. I recommend playing it on the highest difficulty because it makes the game much more enjoyable

A charming little gem that is probably one of the most underrated games of this generation. A visual achievement like only Vanillaware and a few other companies were able to achieve. Great gameplay, gorgeous and charismatic genies and a somewhat simple, but fulfilling story. A must for any player that wants some platforming fun with an unique art style

It's a game about vengeance, family, redemption and trying to understand what is really important in life. Very solid gameplay, an insanely thought provoking story and characters that will stick with you long after the game is over. It's not a 10 for me because I really ended it wanting more, maybe some single player modes with scenarios like: 'Go full stealth', or '1Hit Kill', but even without any extras, it is still a masterpiece