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Just an all around alright Indie Horror game. Nothing amazing about its story or gameplay, no stand out scares, but still an alright little time

Crime simulator is an Alright game. Its Thief simulator dressed differently, its got more in some parts like the actual "Crime" available, but its stripped back a lot of the other parts, mostly the QOL stuff from Thief Sim, NPC's no longer act like people, their up and about every hour of the night, instead of sleeping, and you cant even go out during the day, when most people would be away from home working. Skills are also done so much worse, in Crime Sim, you have to both level up then find and use a skill book, Whereas Thief Sim just uses a standard Skill Tree, So if you've spent the time to level up, you better hope you find a skill book that's actually useful. the skill system would've worked if they'd just picked one or the other, Skills via Level up or Skills via Skill book, but for some reason they've decided on taking the worst of both. After just a little bit of playing, it becomes clear that Crime Simulator is built first and foremost around the multiplayer experience, Quotas and numbers are all balanced around that, so if you're going Solo, Good Luck.

Just not that fun. The Lack of Mobility makes playing fast just not an option. The Early Weapons however, have such horrible spread that you have to get up close to hit anything, but you movement and health are styled like a cover shooter, so that not an sustainable approach

My enjoyment of this game is massively hampered by the fact that I'm left Huffing and Puffing after 2 seconds of sprinting. It just leaves you with a bad taste in your mouth

what is there to be said, its Bejeweled. its the standard of all "Match 3" games, it doesn't excel at anything, it just does what it does.

A great Arena shooter, The variety of restrictions offered by the different play styles make playing just for a fun actually viable

This is a Gimmick game, and so your enjoyment comes down entirely to whether or not you enjoy the Gimmick, and unfortunately I don't. Furthermore this game has nothing to it outside of its Gimmick, There are plenty of gimmick games out there that underneath its gimmick, there's a solid game, this is not one of those games

A more Whimsical, less tedious version of "Papers please". Fun characters, an interesting story, and gameplay where you can actually feel the impact of your choices, All lead this to being an all around great experience. Just a shame That Guy never got his Hat

Dawnguard is great, whether your playing with or against the Vampires, you'll have something to sink your teeth into. And then theirs the elephant in the room, Serana. Does it make sense given her story why she wouldn't want to marry you, Yes. Does that make it acceptable. NO. this is unfortunately the case because Serana, is the only follower who we the player actually experience their story. every other follower is either a blank slate, like Lydia, or already completed their story like M'joll. Serana is the only one wherein you're an active participant, Serana is closer to an FNV follower, then any of the other Skyrim Followers, and i hope this changes with TES VI

Hearthfire is lackluster but its also exactly what it was supposed and needed to be. You can build a house, you can start a family, you can hire people. Simple, but exactly what it needed to be, and a nice addition to Skyrim in its totality

Tribunal has some of the best and most interesting Lore from anything in "The Elder Scrolls" series, everything about Almalexia, Sotha Sil, and the clockwork city is amazing. The game play however is horrible, Tribunal has some of the most repetitive quest design you'll find in the entire series, "go here, get that" "go there, take this", and because it all takes place in one city its even more benign then you'd think. Couple that with the same few enemy types all with horrible scaling, makes combat horrible, and that's what you'll spend most of your time doing. So the story and lore are great, shame the gameplay leaves everything to be desired

Bloodmoon is definitely the more enjoyable of Morrowinds DLC when it comes to actually playing through, it doesn't have the Scaling issues of Tribunal, and Lore wise their comparable in depth. Hircine is far and away my favorite Daedric prince so I'm a **** for anything involving him, The Bloodmoon prophecy and everything going on on Solstheim is great.

It is such a shame that games cant never truly live up to the stories they want to tell, because Miraak sums it up perfectly "And so the First Dragonborn meets the Last Dragonborn at the summit of Apocrypha" Returning to, or first setting foot on Solstheim is like stepping into another world, its nothing like is was back in Bloodmoon but its so similar to Vvardenfel. All the call backs to Morrowind form Fort Frostmoth, to Tel mithryn, all of them just take you back in time. The new content is also great, getting more information on the dragon cult, and its connection to the origins of Solstheim. seeing a more "Traditional" version of the Nord's culture with the Skaal, and seeing their confrontation with the wider going ons of Tamriel, the the Thalmor sticking their necks where they don't belong, all of it is great.

I'm not as high on Shivering Isles as most people, and that's simply because I'm not in love with Sheogorath. Don't get me wrong, I love the Isles themselves, i also love everything about Jiggalag, unfortunately Sheogoraths connection to Jiggalag is the only thing i care about for him. I just find him to be a bit too much "LOL I'm so random" for me, there are moments of seriousness as the Greymarch nears and those are great.

Knights of the nine stands alone, its not carried by adding a ton of extra content, just the right amount of amazing content. The "Song of Pelinal" is still my favorite story from any part to "The Elder Scrolls" universe, and that's saying a lot.

Worst then the first game in every way. Controls and movement feel so much worst, which isn't want you want in a game where half the fun is snapping pixel perfect movement to avoid danger. The new art style is god awful, and most the the new content is needlessly complicated making it all feel disjointed.

To this day Oblivion is still a great game. There is a reason that to a generation of people it is "The RPG", Tamriel is an amazing world and any game made in it has the opportunity to be great. Oblivions questlines alongside its DLC stand alone as some of the best content ever put out for "The Elder Scrolls" series, and its going to be hard to top. However its gameplay certainly shows its age, its a hodgepodge of systems that don't compliment each other the greatest, and some holdover system from previous titles that where never the greatest.

A fun game to waste away a few hours, just lacking in content. Missions are repetitive and simple, and you never get a better weapon then the default Stake

An all around great experience, playing this with a full team of friends is a unbeatable experience, its all the fun of a party game, with the actual gameplay of an FPS. creating Handsome Jack is still this series greatest achievement, and i don't think they'll ever recover from him

A pretty unfun Puzzle game. Puzzles and all the same, and have no real depth to them. the Art however is 10/10 pure perfection, Lucifer best girl.

Just a Bog Standard incremental game, nothing about it really stands out to make it different.

A fun Noir-esque Stealth game, it just a shame the best part of this game is the workshop, and fan created content, and not the game itself

A fun game. Definitely best experienced on Mobile. The challenge of just seeing how long you can keep a run going is great. The actual story and completing the game on the other hand, is massively convoluted and confusing

Pretty fun for a Linear "Survival Horror" game, nothing about it is ground breaking, but i don't think that's what they were trying to do. Played on "Silent Mall" first time through, selected the preset, because it looked like it had the least static in the menu, didn't know if came with the fog until looking at others. The Fog however massively adds to the atmosphere of the game, to the point where there are times when you are firing at something you cant see. Went back after my first playthrough to clean up the achievements. Total Playtime 63 Minute, about half of that on my first playthrough taking it slow.

Pretty good all around. Gameplay was never the most engaging, but to be expected for what the game was, just felt like there were some more things that could've been done with the story.

Easily the weakest of the 3D persona games. Everyone talks about Persona 3 having the best story, but it just never grabbed me, and many of the Social Links were just boring, so much so that P3 is the only game in the series that i had to use the Fast forward function just to get through, because even in Persona 5 when the story felt like it was dragging, i was still invested enough in the overall story to stay tuned in. Persona 3 just never offered that.

Just an all around great time. I'm not typically a fan of survival games of any sort, but Palworld allows for so much customization around it survival aspects, you can choose to mostly ignore it and just have fun with everything else thats there

This game easily has the best gunplay in the series, its such a shame that everything else just isn't that great. The main story is garbage, horrible villains, and repetitive story beats. Legendry's no longer feel like legendry's because of the massive increase in drop chance. It feels like they took everything that worked for BL2 and improved it, then took everything that didn't work from "The Pre-Sequel" made it worst, then mashed them together. At least the DLC's are pretty good, and don't suffer from the same writing problems of the main game

A fun Rogue lite with some of the most amazing art direction ever, but for someone seasoned in Rogue Lites, and Likes, the gameplay very quickly got repetitive, and the characters just never grabbed me

I've played this game since it first released when i was 9 years old. Yet even all these years later, i can return to it, and have some Good fun, Great fun with Mods

I love this game, and with mods its always fun to return to. Unfortunately I've long since optimized the fun out of it

I have no clue why this DLC is as disliked as it is. Ulysses is easily one of the Fallout franchises most interesting characters. Up there with the likes of Joshua Graham, Caesar, Mr. House, The Master and Marcus. The story of Lonesome Road is really a microcosm of the entire story of Fallout. A lot of people get Fallout wrong, and think its a Post-Apocalypse, wherein reality its a Post Post-Apocalypse. Its a series about what rebuilds after the apocalypse is over, However set Bethesda is on keeping everyone living in rubble. Lonesome Road is the same, Hopesville is destroyed, Bombed into Oblivion, and Ulysses' because of his blind hatred for the Couriers unintentional actions, decide instead of rebuilding, to perpetuate that destruction. Ulysses' thinks himself better then both The Legion and The NCR, but in reality, he's the Enclave. He's decided based on nothing, that people aren't worth saving, and that the slate should be wiped clean.

While the "Forgotten Realms" is far from my favorite setting for any story, it doesn't detract from the Masterclass that is "Baldur's Gate 3" Putting 20 hours into it thinking i was far, and only then getting the Achievement for completing the "First Act" really puts into your head the size of the game you're playing. Combat is effectively "just try and find out what does and doesn't work" and its amazingly fun, even for someone like me who isn't partial to Turn Based Combat. setting up a ton of explosives, just in case a fight breaks out will always be fun

People talking about fallout 3 like its the greatest game ever made, and I've never really seen it. FO3 was the second game i played in the series, the first being New Vegas, and it just felt flat in comparison. No real standout Characters, or locations, only a few memorable quests, and no feeling as though what i was doing mattered. Like yeah, you could blow up Megaton, but that's about it. I think what really hampered my enjoyment was the lack of "RPG elements' Compared to FNV, there's just less branching, less options for quest, and i think most detrimentally less skill checks. All of that culminates in an experience that feels like less of what I'm doing and how I'm choosing to play matters.

Old world Blues hold a special place in everyone who plays it heart, and not just because they took it. OWB is unapologetically Weird, and its all the greater for it, Talking brains in jars, A gun that's a dog and of course, G Robo Scorpions. The landscape and moment to moment gameplay of OWB are quite lackluster, wreckage after wreckage, and the same few enemies, however the standout moments standout a lot, Talking to your own Brain, talking to the Think Tank, and everything involving Dr Mobius.

The most Inoffensive of all New Vegas' DLC. the questline isn't the greatest, but the location, characters, and Lore more then make up for it. Joshua Graham is easily one of the best characters in the entire Fallout Franchise, and Follows-Chalk and Waking Cloud are interesting looks into the tribal life that sprung up in the wasteland. Zion Valley is probably the single most unique location in any fallout game, Ignoring the Aliens of course. The stories told in Zion valley are also great, the pinnacle of course, being that of Randall Clark, the Survivalist.

A horrible experience. Dead money has absolutely no redeeming qualities outside of the Lore and Character writing. The gameplay is easily the worst of all the DLC.

Easily the best Bethesda Fallout, and the best in the franchise total. People complain about crashing, but i cant remember any from my first time ever playing, and the time I've put in since has all been modded to hell, so instability is expected. New Vegas is one of few "RPG's" that actually make you feel as though your choices matter, even when they don't greatly. But by providing skill checks, it make the experience feel as though its uniquely yours, and that how you built and leveled your character matters. Couple that with the ending slideshow, just explaining the ramification of the actions you've taken up till end game. Just makes your feel as though you've help to mold the world.

A damn fun Rogue-like. I don't know how it was in the running for GOTY but, great none the less.

Great game to lose many hours in. Difficult but rewarding. I wish there were more content, but what's there is great fun.

Plain and simple fun, dare i say i enjoyed this quick sojourn into the Black mesa complex more then the original Half Life

A damn near perfect game. the epitome of Valves game design. the only thing it lacks is replay ability, but that's to be expected of a story shooter.

Just a really standard Incremental game. The visuals are quite nice compared to the seemingly standard Ascii-Esque visual incremental games use

A game that lives and dies by its atmosphere, the best comparison I can make is to walking around a GMod map in single player, just an eerie feeling. If you enjoy just walking around and reading through things you’ll love this, if you scare easily, even when there’s nothing there, this isn’t the game for you.

There's just not that much here. the movement however is fun to play around with and just try and try again to get faster times.

The gameplay is pretty standard, but it makes up for that with its unique visuals, and world. Megastructures are hard to do right, people tend to either over or under explain them. Metal Garden strikes that perfect balance, of explaining enough to not lose you, but not enough that you feel satisfied and stop searching.

Just Beautiful, that really the only way you can properly describe this game. Behind its gimmick, is a gut-wrenching story.

A generally fun and enjoyable playthrough, its short and to the point, short enough that you can go back and experience all the content in just a few hours.

An interesting entry in the "World of darkness" by Choice of Games. the only entry in which you play a human, i found this game to be notably shorter then both "Parliament of Knives" and "Night Road" but it in no way overstayed it welcome nor overplayed its hand. it was well paced and an overall enjoyable time.

A fun entry into the "World of Darkness'. not the best work by Choice of Games, that would be Parliament of Knives, but Night Road is none the less and enjoyable CYOA to lose some time in.