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This game is just not good. The combat and world building and atmosphere is very lacking and subpar to other soulslike.

Amazing, The story was good, Characters was good, Most of the puzzles were really well thought out and unique The twist was the most wildest I've witnessed. For a Sci-Fi, the science was really convincing. Arguably the best visual novel and mystery game I have ever played. 10/10.

Average soulslike game, the online content is dead, and the progress is very grindy. The story was hard to follow

Made me go to sleep, was not engaging at all. Played like 2 hours and gave up. Red dead 1 was better.

Amazing Game. Spike Chunsoft is the only game developer company with visual novels this engaging and intense. Overall gameplay and story is very good.

Not perfect but had its moments. The grand master difficulty was just right as it is satisfying when you do get a parry in but also emphasize how dangerous the enemies are. The good: - interesting story in a star wars universe - lightsaber combat - exploration - a souls-like game that has a map - BD1 The bad: - some of the puzzles where not really explained and intuitive - framerate drops sometimes - no fast travel, spent too much time just trying to get back to the ship (a fast travel system can be simply implemented like in Kena or Bloodborne) - not too much of a negative but in terms of lore wise, give an explanation on how enemies respawn when Cal rests or dies

I miss 3d combat games like this. Playing games like AC Origins and Shadow of Mordor with looting mechanics and a large open world map gets tiring. A short but combat heavy game like this is a gem. I don't mind the so called repetitive combat cause literally every combat game has this. Also, love the ancient roman setting. Not 10/10 cause the story is very cliché and the characters feel one-directional.

I'll cut to the chase, this game is a mess. I understand the whole Covid thing and that the upper management is the core of this BS but how can a game be in this much of a mess. Characters t-posing randomly and cars just randomly flip, this game's trash. The graphics and physics are no better than other games on the market such as GTA and HZD. The world feels detached and empty at times with me losing the gist of the story quite early on in the game. This game reminds me of DA: Inquisition but in a cyberpunk genre. The NPC is so monotone and the sidemissions bloat the story.

Second best Assassin's Creed game in the series behind Black Flag. The combat mechanic did change quite a bit but I enjoyed the RPG aspects of the game and the ability to basically climb wherever you want. I know that OG fans will say the Ezio trilogy is better but do you guys remember the camera movements in those old games? Anyways, I have sunk more hours into this game than the entire trilogy combined.

As a fan of Pirates of the Caribbean, I thought this would be good. This is my first Lego game and probably be my last.

Got this game with some DLCs. To be honest, this game is hella boring. The only reason why I play this game is to design houses and restaurants. Also, I watch Graystillplays and thought it would be entertaining to play but I was wrong.

This game had potential with its setting and story but the acting in the game feels forced. The character models reminded me of Mass Effect: Andromeda and the enemies are repetitive and boring. However, the psychic abilities you have make the gameplay and combat a lot more exciting. Personally, I'd advise the game to be bought on special.

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I went into the game not really knowing what to expect. I am not a big fan of top-down RPG games or roguelike games as they do not feel interactive and are very grindy. However, Hades has been very addictive and fun with its interesting storytelling and its combat and boon mechanics. Although there is a grind, it is always satisfactory every time you escape.

At first, this game felt amazing. Ubisoft really stretched their open-world formula to a new level with 7 planets to explore instead of a few cities. However, soon the game felt repetitive and boring, traveling between planets felt long and tedious and most of the open-world was very empty. Ubisoft needs to learn that a large area does not mean a good game as quality>quantity. The game did a good attempt to bring toys-to-life back into relevance however this concept has been long expired. Also, I didn't bother buying the toys as they were way more expensive than the digital versions. I recommend buying this game on sale as the game will get very boring if played for a long session.

This game was my first Team ICO game that I played so I wasn't too sure what I was getting myself into. I know this is a very niche game for a selective community but, to be honest, I didn't this game as enjoyable and engaging as I thought it would be. The positives would be its world-building, atmosphere, and mystery. I haven't played a game that involves solving puzzles with a big furry companion so it was a refreshing experience. However, the controls of the camera and Trico sometimes was very infuriating as there are times where he does not move or moves backward. Also, the trophies in this game seem very tedious so there isn't a chance for a casual to ever think about getting platinum. Verdic: good game to play once and only once.

A short, niche, and chill game. I miss these types of indie games. There are somethings special and beautiful about this game from the music to the setting. 10/10

This was the Ubisoft golden era. After seeing the newer releases, the Far Cry formula hasn't really changed. Far Cry 3 fully defined the entire series so my recommendation was if you were to buy a Far Cry game, this would be the one. The antagonist was probably the best, Joseph Seed was disappointing and Vaas was excellent. Jason (Main Character) felt a bit off and unrealistic. How can someone become a pirate killing warrior without any training nor experience? This character would be better done with some past military practices or survival experience. The gunplay compared to the recent installments was not as smooth but for a 2012 game is really impressive. Just Cause 4 failed to achieve what Far Cry 3 did.

The game is a complete flop. The single player campaign felt lackluster and the online modes are dead. The only good things about this game is the nice looking player models and the medieval themed combat. IMO this game is not worth a cent.

I am not too familiar with the fable comic series but for the first impression of this franchise, this game is amazing. The concept of fairy tale characters living in the modern-day is very interesting. Tell-Tale has made quite a niche game. The story of the game was very well written, the only reason why this isn't 10/10 is that I felt my choices didn't really matter unlike games in The Dark Pictures Anthology.

The user interface for a new player is not very good. Being a new player, I was easily lost in the game and lost interest in real life. but the controls felt fun but Destiny 2 was better.

For a knockoff Overwatch game, it actually wasn't that bad. But at OCE, the servers are very empty and only a few modes have active players. The matchmaking is terrible since not many play, new players are grouped with veterans and gameplay just becomes dull.

This was probably the most unique choice-based game. This by far surpasses the story-telling of the tell-tale games. The ability to rewind time is amazing.

This was my first multiplayer game. At first, I didn't know subscription was needed to play online, and turns out I was using the 2-day free trial. The game is dead with many dead lobbies. Customization was lacking but understandable as, during WWI, there wasn't much of a choice. The campaign was very fun and I 100% completed the campaign.

FC Primal was my first ever game in the Far Cry franchise. This game was also my first Platinum on PS4. Far Cry games were a stranger to me and since they were numbered, I decided to buy and play a spin-off title. For having absolutely no understanding of the language in this game, the gameplay was actually quite fun. Surviving during the Mesopotamia period was very unique and the graphics were pretty good. There were annoying times where badgers did not spawn and collecting materials for upgrades were very annoying. The addition of survival mode was a game-changer. It made the game much more intense and realistic.

This collection felt like a movie. I did not own a PS3 so this collection was my first experience of Nathan Drake. I bought Thief's End but hadn't played it due to me wanting to have the full experience. By binge playing the entire series, I can feel and see the improvements Naughty Dog has done. Each installment was fresh and interesting. The story of Nathan Drake was my favorite series ever. Naughty Dog is my favorite developer and they did not disappoint with their games.

For a 2014 GOTY winner, this was quite disappointing. Compared to other winners and candidates this game was not worthy of the title. The story was felt tiresome, the side-missions were a chore and the gameplay was very button mashy. There are much better F2P games such as Neverwinter and Path of Exile that is way better than this.

For an indie game, this was very niche and pleasant. I have a soft spot for the detective genre, especially in the victorian era. Gameplay was very simple and controls were easy to understand. The detective cases weren't as challenging as I thought but I can see that a lot of ideas were put into this game.

After playing GTA V and Watch_dogs, Watch_dogs 2 was a complete disappointment. What makes a good open-world game are 3 things: The story, the gameplay, and the setting/graphics. The story was an improvement from the previous installment but the setting of San Francisco did not feel as lively as Chicago. The gunplay and driving of WD2 felt worse and setting up a Getaway shootout scenario didn't feel as fluid as WD. But due to the stealth component and the fluidity of movement and controls, my rating is the same as the Watch_dogs

The city of Chicago in Watch_dogs was such an interesting place. This game felt very innovative with its concept of hacking in a futuristic world with technology. The driving and gunplay felt very smooth but the control scheme can be improved on. The negatives of this game are the emptiness of the story. The whole plot was a massive revenge story and felt very hollow. But for a cheap game, this was worth it.

This game is hella fun. After picking the PC version up after selling the PS4 version, the game felt very fresh. The PC version is way superior to the PS4 version as it does not require a subscription to play GTA online. Also, the graphics are much better with better framerates. And this was free on EPIC games so it was super worth. I was able to sell my PS4 disc and buy other games with the money. The only reason why I am giving this a 9 is due to the long loading screens and the lack of anti-cheat system.

A decent superhero game but the story lacks interest. The bosses were pathetic and the rest of the enemies can be easily defeated with some button smashing. The level design was cool and all, but it didn't really hook me in. Bought, played, sold, and never again.

I got the game way after the release so I was spared from the glitchy **** and it wasn't as bad as all the reviews make it out to be. I 100% completed this game and yes, there were some repetitive grindy missions and Co-op was hella buggy but the history of those missions was interesting. The parkour and setting of Unity were probably one of the most intricate and well designed of the series. The story, however, was pretty much a remake of 2 and cliche as F. The heroine had an annoying voice and Arno's personality was terribly designed. With a hood, the dudes like an icicle and when without it, he's and oaf. The story felt short and bland and did not live up to the hype of its trailers.

Arguably the best Assassin's Creed I have played and the most fun game I had in a while. For such an old release, this game is fantastic. Edward is a badass with the Jackdaw, the combat is fun and the Caribbean setting is so beautiful. Good gameplay + good setting + good story = Masterpiece. The only bad thing about this game is the tailing missions which take so much time and are very boring.

To be brutally honest, AC Syndicate's story was boring AF. I had no attachments to the main characters nor the supporting characters. If I were to choose between unity and syndicate, unity wins. The parkour in syndicate feels a bit clunky and the side-missions feel like more **** than ever, repetitive and boring. The combat and game mechanics fails to live up to the older games such as 2 and Blackflag and is more like a hack and slash, button masher game. But, I still liked this game as I am a big fan on victorian setting with famous characters such as Karl Marx and Darwin. Otherwise the rating would be a 5.

This game is very stale and repetitive. The only redeeming factor about this game is the sandbox feature where you can blow things up and do crazy stunts. Graphics-wise is ok but really depends on how good your PC is. The story is bland as hell with an anticlimactic ending.

I love open-world RPG games but I also enjoy some linear story along with it. This game tries to mash all of them up together and some parts well done however the plot of the story lacks emphasis. The story is very cliche-filled. However, I like playing a chill game, exploring the world, and doing sidequests. This game gives you an illusion of absolute freedom but is filled with invisible barriers and lackluster environments. A lot of repetition of meshes is used and many parts of the game just dealt stale. Graphically this game is very nice but the combat is very linear. Although this game is real-time, it certainly felt very boring and unskillful. Still, I have poured a lot of hours into this game and have been steamrolling since Chapter 3. All in all, this game is worth the purchase, (Bought for $12) and contains a lot of content.

The camera is so **** Why does it snap so much. Just let me control it like AC Unity. This assassin's creed is the worst parkouring game in the series.

This game, in my opinion, is brilliant. I admit this is my first Soulsborne game and the first few deaths were very aggravating, losing all echos upon death and dying to Gascoigne 20+ times absolutely ****. However, after a few hours of getting used to the controls, the game felt livelier and new enemies felt less scary and difficult. I would proudly declare that I managed to beat BSB on my first try. For a 2015 game, the graphics aren't that bad. This is perfect if you want to play a 60h+ game for a cheap price.

The game is fun if you have mods on but a bit annoying with some repetitive missions. The retrofuturism of Fallout 4 is very interesting and special but in terms of RPG, the dialogue choices and progression seems very linear. Also sometimes the save files are bugged as when I I killed somebody that was important, my previous save file was lost and the story was in a limbo state. Even if the game is a bit buggy sometimes, it is still worth playing, especially with whacky mods.