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This is one of those rare franchise games that absolutely nailed it—it honestly feels like you're watching a blockbuster movie and playing it at the same time. The action is challenging, the portrayal of Bond is spot on, and the villain as well. My only minor critique is that the character movement feels a bit dated compared to fluid modern games (like playing as Ellie in TLOU 2 or Gustave in Expedition 33). Still, it's an incredibly successful game! I hope Bond's scar is healed in the next installment, and I can't wait for a sequel!

My first time jumping into the Ninja Gaiden franchise, and it has been an incredibly fun experience. The combat definitely requires some actual skill to master, but it feels incredibly rewarding once it clicks. I honestly didn't even realize it was made by the same developers behind Dynasty Warriors! Hayabusa is one strong ninja. Good game overall

Absolutely magnificent AAA game. The way they balanced survival horror (Grace) and action horror (Leon) is brilliantly done. A huge lifesaver for me was the ability to switch to a 3rd-person camera—it significantly toned down the sheer terror of the default 1st-person mode. Overall, it's a fantastic entry that captures the classic Resident Evil magic while introducing great new storylines and characters. Bring on the 10th game!

One of the best Total War games out there. The mechanics and the setting perfectly capture the Three Kingdoms era. Playing Lu Bu in Romance mode is the absolute peak—he's a complete monster who can solo enemy units with style. If they ever remake this with better graphics and a new map, I'm so ready to get em

Honestly loved this game. Their depiction of Ancient Greece is absolutely stunning—just wandering around and exploring the world is a treat. Also really enjoyed the bounty system; those bounty hunters are tough as hell and actually keep you on your toes during free-roam. Overall, an awesome game that's totally worth playing!

I have spent 100+ hours on this one—I mean, who hasn't? The only real downside is the main quest storyline; it simply is not on par with the incredible overall quality and detail found in the rest of the game. Compared to the finale quest in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Crimson Desert's story line still has a steep learning curve to be better. Also, didn't realize Pearl Abyss was a South Korean game studio until the credits roll. Good for them. The industry desperately needs more high-quality games from up-and-coming studios, rather than just another Ubisoft money-grab.

Capcom absolutely nailed it. They really showed what they are capable of in creating an all-around enjoyable game. The standout with Pragmata is definitely the story, it carries deep meaning, has fantastic progression, and delivers a perfect, satisfying ending. Great work Capcom! Now give us a sequel... or maybe 8 of them like you did RE, lol

What a brilliant game! The insane level of detail and polished mechanics really show how much hard work Kojima poured into this for the fans. To be completely honest, I still don't fully understand what the "Beaches" actually are, but that lingering mystery just makes the whole experience even more fun The gameplay is absolutely over the top and a massive step up from the first game. The biggest game-changer here is the combat. It genuinely feels reminiscent of MGSV—you get an arsenal of wild gadgets and practically infinite ways to creatively take down enemies. I enjoyed every single second of it. 100+ hours incredibly well spent. Thank you, Kojima! I’ll be eagerly waiting for your next masterpiece.

a beautiful survival game. an AI actually recommended me this game, and it does not disappoint. I still play it today and enjoy every moment of it, king of the forest I am.

this is a great game, no doubt. Its story is what makes it good. No other games have story this intense, and full of intrigue. Altho i believe the real Enzo wont be such idiota with Cesare in the ending. Play this if you haven't, well worth your time

Operation Snake Eater. Such an awesome game, and how they remake this so beautifully, Konami really did a good job on this one.

amazing game. Especially if you are a Potter fan, this game is the one for you, no contest.

BEST Star Wars genre game! We can really experience jedi battle technique in this game. Too bad its a short game, and its not open world. Need to add more content into it so we can play longer!

This is a banger! The turn-based combat is incredibly fun, and the skill combinations offer practically endless possibilities. The graphics are absolutely top-notch as well. As for the story, since it is developed by a French studio, it carries a very distinct European touch. If you are used to playing traditional Japanese RPGs, this delivers a completely different and refreshing vibe to the genre. It is absolutely worth every penny!

I have to wonder if the ppl in "critics" section who gave this game a 10/10 were playing the same one I did. The combat is good. It will be amazing had it be their first launch, but its like the 8th installment, so we are no longer in awe by it. Its still a solid foundation for a game that was never actually built on top of it. The quests are a masterclass in copy-paste design that becomes agonizingly repetitive before you've even finished your first snack. For a 40-hour game, feeling the burnout at hour three is a new record. They had the entire dramatic history of Feudal Japan to draw from, yet managed to delivered a script with all the emotional depth of a kindergarten play. This feels nowhere near a passion project and more like a game made by a committee that vaguely remembers when Ubisoft made classics like AC Odyssey. My advice? Find that one friend who pre-ordered it and is now staring at their life choices with deep regret. Borrow it from them. They'll probably thank you for taking it off their hands.

This game is an absolute masterpiece. The level of detail and immersion is incredible, especially when it comes to the realistic combat. The game perfectly captures the true, factual difficulty of historical fighting—you can really feel the mechanical difference between trying to take down a heavily armored knight versus a guy in peasant clothes. I had an absolute blast with every single encounter. I actually had to force myself to finally play the main quest because the side quests are just that good. I spent so much time exploring and doing side content that I was close to max level while only a quarter of the way through the main story! It is just a genuinely enjoyable experience from start to finish. And yes, this is one of only two games to get the Badass Seal of Approval from Angry Joe this year. It is incredibly well worth your 100+ hours of playtime.

This is a weird game. Gameplay-wise, it is actually okay and definitely shows a lot of potential, and the graphics during combat are genuinely great. But every now and then, Frey and Cuff start talking, and it completely ruins the immersion. The main character, Frey, is incredibly cynical and heavily depressed. Even late into the game, she is still so negative that as a player, you just find yourself wanting to skip the story completely just to get to the next battle. Honestly, the overarching plot just ****. I ended up skipping most of the side quests because there is definitely something wrong with the writing team—the dialogue is simply a mess. The game relies heavily on excessive foul language to sound edgy, but dropping curse words does not make up for lame writing. Overall, it is a cheesy, weak story topped off with a really anticlimactic final battle. I still can't believe this actually came from Square Enix. The bottom line: only play this if you have an absolute ton of spare time and literally no other decent games available to play.

A great great game overall. This game is the true definition of AAA game. It has everything from excellent graphics, especially during cutscenes, in depth character of the Spiderman universe, yes, and all in this one game. And the story, gosh. It really depicts a true spiderman movie wrapped in a cool game. It is very compelling, and the build up is perfectly natural. Great job insomniac studio!

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What a game. This is the first game actually where I played the New Game Plus. Usually just continue with my next game, but this, it is very much worth my time. Once you mastered it, you will really feel like the legendary wukong, and those enemies are like tofu in NG+, so it really is a nice revenge run. I think the second game i completed in half the time of the original first run, such as the fun in this game. I hope there will be games like this again in the future. Cheers!

This is one of the best Final Fantasy games I have played in years. Coming from an avid fan who has played every single mainline title since Final Fantasy VII, that is really saying something! The early game can feel a little slow because the initial enemies are fairly weak, but the incredible story more than makes up for the lack of challenge. However, you absolutely must get the DLCs—that is where the real fight begins. You will be going up against Level 50 enemies like you have never seen in the base game. All in all, I give a perfect score to a perfect Final Fantasy game. I can't wait to see what they bring to the table for Final Fantasy XVII—especially since it has that lucky "7" in the name, lol. Cheers!