MatikTheSeventh

This is what sequels ought to be like. One-upping the predecessor in every aspect, realizing what's good and what's not, not fixing stuff that doesn't require it. It's a perfect continuation, an ideal sequel that really feels like a quality successor to a great game. In an era of crappy sequels and unneeded remakes, I am reminded of what could've been in so many other series. I'm glad I spent my money on KCD2. Cannot wait for the expansions.

Very fun, and definitely an improvement over the original LEGO Indiana Jones. There's a hub for all quests, and the game is more diverse than ever. I do not like that all the stories end in a boss battle with a giant monster boss, straying from the plot of the films.

Very fun challenge with a regular learning curve and challenge levels. The story is fun, and there are a lot of humorous parts that make the game a satisfying experience.

I enjoyed the first versions of the game very much. Voxel-based battle simulator was really a great concept. But in its current state I cannot rate it any higher.

As a fan of A Song of Ice and Fire as well as The Game of Thrones, it only seemed natural that I would like this game. That's an understatement, though. I loved it through and through, it was very nice to be a part of the world, but seeing as the story is completely separate to the events of AGoT, it feels like a breath of fresh air.

The game was my absolute favourite. Never have I seen such an addictive game of humans versus dinosaurs. The dinosaurs models are amazingly detailed, and the maps are just gorgeous.

The game plays as well as any other Worms game. Inclusion of four classes and water physics only improves the gameplay.

Very cool game with an innovative gameplay and never seen before mechanics.

Prototype 2 lefts a lot to be desired. Graphics are bad, controls are **** and the story is just weak and stupid at times.

One of my favourite experiences of the 4X strategy genre. The exploration of space and conquest of the galaxy is very appealing to me.

The game absolutely ruined the Need For Speed franchise for me. It has never been the same since.

My absolute favourite of Assassin's Creed games. Playing as Haytham is a refreshing breath of fresh air, Connor is a deep character, and the historical aspect of it make the game one of my best gaming experiences. Lovely ending of Desmond's story.

Absolutely the best medieval strategy/life simulator. The possibilities are almost as huge as my king's incestuous family tree.

Counter Strike: Global Offensive is a fun game to play casually, shoot a bunch of people and relax, but getting into the competitive side of it is an absolute nightmare.

Very fun and challenging game. Its difficulty is what makes it interesting, because you have to make do with limited tools of destruction.

The game's madness is probably its most appealing part. There's a lot of crazy in it, but it's not absurd, and the story is understandable and enjoyable.

A great ending to the story across the span of three games and accompanying media.

One of the worst, most boring RTS games out there. The gameplay is not engaging in any way, and it's downright boring to play through.

Very first game exploring the concept that would later yield amazing pieces of gaming media such as The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among us. While the story isn't very complex, and there are few shortcomings, I really loved it.

Another LEGO game that is scared of pushing the concept somewhere new. The innovativeness of these games has burnt out by then and seemed too repeatable.

Very fun and interesting game. Lots of different levels and challenges. Rolling a boulder never felt so great before.

Interesting idea for a game, but a boring execution that left me unsatisfied.

I loved the idea very much. It is incredible to control the fate of your believers without affecting them in a direct way. You can manipulate elements and land to create ways for them to get to new places and populate them. All the levels were cleverly designed and each challenged me in its own way.

The game is really something else for the series. While The Sims 2 had its castaway and individual stories, The Sims 3 got Medieval, and it was a wonderful idea, but the execution is off. You can create a king and his advisors, but as soon as you're done with a quest line your kingdom gets scrapped and you have to start anew every time you start a new story.

The pets add-ons are always well-made and ones of the most important expansions of every Sims game. Animals really add an essential part that is missing from the main game.

I really liked it, even more than Brotherhood. Modern story and tower defence elements are a bit off, but the main plot is really great, and completes Ezio's trilogy satisfyingly.

While rough around the edges, it's still an enjoyable experience to play with friends.

Terraria is not just a 2D Minecraft, but it's much more. There are tons of resources, weapons, objects and items. There are mechanics that would never work in Minecraft or even a 3D world. This is a game I could play for hours on end.

One of the best MMO I have ever played, and setting a Star Wars "massive multiplayer" game in times when there were many Jedi and Sith is just a great idea.

An absurd substitute to Grand Theft Autos. Saints Row sets a new level of ridiculous fun. Everything, from the plot, to weapons and animations. Very fun game to play, and the best Saints Row yet.

Witcher 2 is much better looking than its predecessor, the story is very complex and can go in many different paths, and the characters are great, but because of that the game was made pretty short. If you play two or three times to see more endings it's a full length game.

Pre Cyberpunk 2077 CD Projekt Red's masterpiece. Main story is stellar and the DLCs expand upon the game's world. While it's not bug free and there's only about a dozen of repeatable NPC models, the worldbuilding is convincing.

The story is a bit shorter, but still very fun. I love Ezio's development, and this is very much an improvement.

An interesting story continuation, which is more of an alternative ending than a real sequel. Original's shortcomings and mechanics were improved, but the plot is one session long. Recommended only for fans of the original.

The game is beautiful, and the physics and render engine are great, but it's plain boring.

The game's not bad. Three great campaigns tell one, interesting story. Predator is the easiest, and the marine is the hardest one. Xenomorph's story is the most interesting one, you follow him ever since its "birth" to becoming one of the most powerful Aliens. The game's linear, but many FPS video games are so, and it's a fine piece of game.

An OK LEGO game, the magic system is a fine new addition, but it suffers from all the cons the other LEGO games do.

The sequel improves every aspect of the game, Ezio is an amazing protagonist, and the story is long, great, and not at all tedious.

The game is a separate story to the films, and it does a great job. The story lets you take the side of humans or the Na'vi, similar to Alien versus Predator games. Gunplay and combat are OK. I loved the game just as I loved the film, and while it's mediocre, it's also a very well-made game based on film, unlike other "Movie: The Game" titles, and holds a special place in my memories.

The game, as old as it may be, is very well crafted, and environmental interactions are gorgeous. The story is compelling, but the path the protagonist takes to become a hero doesn't really fit film lore. Sometimes it's frustrating, and definitely monotonous towards the end, but it's great overall.

This is very good expansion of Spore, especially its Space stage, which got boring after a while. The idea is superb, and extra creator content was always welcome, but the official stuff is very limited, and Spore servers are dead nowadays.

Very funny idea for a sports game, unique setting, and a cool experience, but it was undermined by weak AI, and shallow gameplay at best.

Great sequel and fun game on its own. Additional content and new story are awesome additions to the series.

Very interesting idea for gameplay and story. It's fun to cause havoc with all the different alien powers the player has. Generally an interesting game to play.

Super fun game with interesting ideas for parkour mechanics. The story is simple and you can ignore it if you just want to have fun.

Interesting idea for a Tower Defence setting, but doesn't offer much more than that.

This is a very fun game to play with friends. The gameplay is satisfying, and the story - while it's there - doesn't really matter that much when you're just having fun blasting guns into hordes of human and monster enemies.

The Sims 3 is a step in the right direction, and two steps back! The open world is innovative and the only thing that makes people go back to the game. The design creator is also very nice and needed in new entries in the franchise. Meanwhile, everything is broken, the loading times were and still are a nightmare, the NPCs turn into pudding people after a while. And everything is just coated in EA's paywall system, where most basic stuff is either added in expansion packs or must be bought through a separate shop for SimPoints. It could've been an amazing life simulator if it wasn't for EA.

This game makes me angry, it's the weakest entry in the series, doesn't respect lore and is buggy as seven hells.

One of the best medieval life and battle games out there. Building your own army and fighting alongside it in a real time battle was a great experience. The swordplay and weapons make sense, and are very intuitive. While not without its cons, the game is addictive and very fun to play.