MShizzie

It’s a modern Call of Duty game with World War II guns I couldn’t ask for much more. Super underrated often called the worst Call of Duty game even though MW22 and MW23 exist. Also the Black Ops 3 campaign is terrible. The campaign isn’t doing anything special it’s better than all of its successors campaigns combined but MW19 and BOCW are definitely better. I just love the way the multiplayer movement and wwii era guns feel.

Black Ops 7 feels like another year of Activision slop. The formula remains almost unchanged, delivering more of the same repetitive gameplay loop and recycled mechanics. Despite high production values, it lacks innovation, with the campaign feeling short, predictable, and uninspired. Multiplayer suffers from balance issues and the usual reliance on microtransactions, leaving long-time fans frustrated. Zombies mode provides a brief spark of fun, but even that feels like a rehash of older ideas rather than a bold step forward. Overall, it’s a disappointing release that utterly fails to justify its full price tag despite being another glorified DLC.

Breath of the Wild is easily one of my favorite games of all time. From the moment I first stepped into its vast, open world, I was captivated by the sense of freedom and adventure it offered. The landscapes are breathtaking, with rolling hills, snowy mountains, and lush forests that feel alive and full of secrets. I love how the game encourages exploration, rewarding curiosity with hidden shrines, powerful weapons, and memorable encounters. The combat and puzzle-solving feel satisfying without ever being repetitive. The dynamic weather and day-night cycles make the world feel immersive and unpredictable. Every time I play, I discover something new, whether it’s a creative way to defeat an enemy or a hidden location I missed before. Breath of the Wild isn’t just a game—it’s an experience that feels magical every time I return to it.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is arguably the greatest game ever made. An expansive open world that truly feels lived in, it immerses players in the late 1800s American frontier with breathtaking attention to detail. From the bustling towns to the quiet wilderness, every location feels authentic and alive. The storytelling is rich and emotional, with complex characters like Arthur Morgan and Dutch van der Linde leaving a lasting impact. Side missions and random encounters make the world feel dynamic and unpredictable, while the stunning visuals and atmospheric soundtrack elevate the experience even further. Whether you’re hunting, fishing, or simply exploring on horseback, Red Dead Redemption 2 offers an unforgettable journey that defines what an open-world game should be.