NikoBocce

Not a simulation football game, an arcade, cheap cash grab. Blockers have 0 awareness of their assignments on the field, corners are either psychic or oblivious and everything in the game being a canned animation gets old really fast.

May have a bit of nostalgia here but this game is a blast, so much fun to play alone or with friends. Many of the monsters have very unique and fun movesets. Sure the game isn’t balanced but it is a great time, even 2 decades later!!

Retroactively makes the original worse. Removes 3rd party custom games, poorly done animation on newer models. One of the worst Menu screens I’ve seen in a while. It feels like Blizzard assigned 2 people to work on this and **** off for 2 years. Unquestionably the worst remaster **** ever, I will never buy another Blizzard product ever again.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Oh this game is sooooooooo bad, It doesn't even classify as a video game. A video game is defined as "a game played by electronically manipulating images produced by a computer program on a television screen or other display screen." Manipulating the image on screen is something that you have no control over. You can't even control the menus properly, I think I may have PTSD from how bad this experience was 7 years ago.

This is the worst game of all time. EVER!! It runs like an old lady with 3 hip replacements, and shouldn't ever be experienced by any human ever. Some say Sonic 06' is the worst, they haven't even played a fraction of this nightmarish experience.

Likely Blizzard's magnum opus, Warcraft III manages to pack a ridiculous amount of content into one game. The graphics have aged well, and the game still maintains its fantasy aesthetic well. The recent updates to the game have enhanced this experience for many current players, who seem loyal and unwavering to this title all these years later. To put it into perspective, Warcraft III introduces many of the most well-known characters in their entire brand in one story mode. The single player presented here is near unrivaled for its genre, and the multiplayer, map editor, and custom community mods are just as great. Games like Dota, League, Heroes all exist because of the creativity of the creators and users. While, the creations have ceased to a halt, many multiplayer game modes such as Hero Wars, X Hero Seige, and Fight of the Characters are still an absolute blast after the initial learning curve. I can imagine that playing with a group of friends, these modes can bring a G-Mod-esq experience and one that I would highly recommend. Additionally, Warcraft III contains a story mode that has around 7-8 main characters Blizzard's writing and worldbuilding are in top form, with numerous twists and turns as you play through the eyes of all 4 races. Each race contains 3 heroes (4 with the expansion) and differing playstyles that give each race a satisfyingly different playstyle. The concept of heroes (Superpowered units) battling with their armies adds a unique experience and one that hasn’t been replicated 16 years after its release. Overall this remains as the groundwork for one of the greatest selling mmos of all time and it absolutely shows.

Changed is one of the strangest experiences I've ever had playing a video game. At first a friend recommended me this title because it was apparently furry cringe. So, I went in with very low expectations, and to say I'm surprised is an understatement. This is like ironically going to see the emoji movie and getting Wreck-It Ralph. I mean wow, the gameplay could easily be classified as a rage/puzzle game as you're going to be dying ALOT. It's basically "Try not to become a furry: The Game”, except there are some great characters and a creepy tone that this game manages to pull off. It executes body horror in a way few games have, and the enemy variety is sure to keep things engaging and spicy. The music also ranges from good and atmospheric to annoying, especially when you have to repeat the same boss fight for the 32'nd time. The controls are a little wonky as well, but they aren't anything too terrible. I found myself very invested in the protagonist’s survival, and you really do feel that connection and triumph as the game moves on. Overall, I liked it, in a morbidly curious kind of way. :3

This game plays like a jagged and buggy mess. It clearly isn't optimized and the progression system is loot box based and absolutely non-existant. I could see some people getting into this due to the innovative and addicting concept of Battle Royale. However, the stiffness and rigid gameplay is a no from me dog.