NathanSteez

Punishing but rewarding if you stick with it. Some of the most fun I've had in a multiplayer shooter in a long time. The hate for this game just feels so forced. Everything from the art direction, the guns, environments, and sound design is phenomenal. Perimeter, Dire Marsh, and Outpost are all great maps with plenty to do. The addition of Dire Marsh Night in S2 has been a welcome change of pace and adds a whole new layer to the gameplay. Its one of the only extraction shooters with an endgame map as well, Cryo Archive which is just oozing with sauce. Factions always make sure you have something to do with contracts that progress a story and add to the in-game lore. Give the game a chance before writing it off, its a rewarding experience if you give it time and learn its inner workings.

Its pretty great. I have about 18 hours in it and counting and it's certainly been a welcome surprise. It's spies vs spies on crack. Playing on purist is a welcome challenge when it comes down to the fisticuffs (hand to hand combats great btw) and dealing with challenges our very new James Bond has to navigate through. Whether it be using spytech gadgets or talking your way out of a sticky situation you are given the tools to complete your mission. The story is incredibly impactful and sings tried and true for the day and age we live in. I can't wait to see how it ends, and hope it can stick its landing.

Pretty great sequel. A thrilling and engaging mystery horror extravaganza. The ending leaves a bit to be desired though.

One of the best games I have ever played. Amazing. Its unfortunate Ragnarok wasn't as great.

As a massive Resident Evil fan who has played all the different titles and seen the gameplay evolve from fixed camera angles, to third person action, and finally first person horror I can confidently say Requiem feels like a culmination of everything Resident Evil ever got right and is an amazing entry to the franchise. Much better then 8 and even though I love 7s return to form for the series, it even surpasses that entry for me. A must play if you are a Resident Evil fan. New comers will definitely enjoy it as well but will not be as attached to the story and characters, especially Leon if earlier games like RE2 and RE4 haven't been played.

It's good. It makes minor changes and updates to web swinging and combat that are great and expand upon the foundation that was laid in Spider Man and Spider Man: Miles Morales. My biggest complaint is the story. It really doesn't hold a candle to the first and feels rushed and ultimately lack luster. Not to mention the character model changes to Mary Jane and Peter. I just don't understand why this was deemed necessary. Mary Jane looks like a 40 year old woman and Peter looks like a 18 year old compared to the perfect 3D models we had in the original game. Overall its a fun experience but I do hope they make a tighter and more engaging story with the 3rd.

The ultimate Batman experience. Still holds up years after it released and birthed one of the best combat systems in gaming. A solidified and bona fide masterpiece.

Ain't even worth the toilet paper I wipe my ass with. Any critic who gave this game a positive review was smoking crack while playing it or was given a load of money to say so. Doesn't even hold a candle to past Bethesda classics like Morrowind, or Oblivion. Mind you Morrowind came out in 2002. How the hell is a game from 2002 able to outshine a game Bethesda poured almost 200 million dollars into. I guess half that money went to the reviewers to shill for this piece of ****. Bethesda, y'all need to get yalls **** together. Do better like we know you can. Over 8 years for this garbage when we've been waiting years for a new Fallout game and Elder Scrolls 6. I can't fathom what the **** Microsoft was thinking when acquiring this studio. I'm guessing loads of money and great games. Think again Microsoft.

I've played most of the mainline Resident Evil titles. 1, 2, 4 and 5. I can easily say 7 is the best story and horror wise. A tremendous return to form and return to the core Resident Evil DNA while also adding some new things that bring the series into a fresh new era

A great third entry to the Bioshock series that flips the entire premise on its head. I remember playing this when I was about 12 years old and couldn't fathom how mind blowing the story was. It still doesn't beat out the first game but it is a worthy addition to the trilogy if a bit to linear.

A masterpiece of gaming and storytelling. Puts you in Ellies shoes and makes you feel her hatred and want for revenge until completely doing a 360 and flipping the whole story on it's head. I won't spoil the big twist or any of the most pivotal and emotional moments but it's clear to me that this game will stand the test of time for generations to come. Tons of controversy at launch and even I was skeptical when first playing. After many playthroughs I can confidently say, there's just nothing else out there like it.