QueenVelvey

This is a review of HITMAN WOA (World of Assassination) as a whole, not just Hitman 3. This to date is the best Hitman game to date. It is highly replayable and worth every single coin you spend on it. It highly rewards creativity, especially the Freelancer mode, where you are handed challenges to complete for money to buy gear instead of just going for the highest score. This money helps you buy items to make future missions easier. It is also nice seeing Agent 47 have some personality and a little bit of fun with his interactions with NPCs/Targets, instead of just a bald and mute assassin like in the past. I know most people don't like it, but I enjoyed it a lot in this game. Nearly evrey level is amazing, I say nearly as the final hidden level is good but doesn't give you much freedom and more forces you on a path, however it makes sense in the story, just a bit disappointing when the rest of the game allows you to be so free and creative with how you deal with each Target per mission. However, like most games, even this one isn't perfect; it's a single-player game which requires an online connection, and the servers disconnect at least once or twice a day, which is a shame; If you plan to purchase this game, the World of Assassination Deluxe Edition, yes, it's the most expensive version, but it gives you so much content, it is highly worth it, and you shouldn't regret it; However, if you can't do that, DO NOT and I mean DO NOT buy WOA Episode 1 Sapienza, yes it is super cheap, but it makes buying the rest of the game a nightmare of having to contact support, it is not worth the time or suffering to purchase it. Other than those issues, it is a must-play. I always recommend it to anybody looking for a new fun game to play these days. I wanted to give it a 10, but those issues listed above moved it to a 9, which is a shame, as the game is so good.

I want to start this review by saying I am not a fan of fishing, I have never enjoyed it or got the appeal, looked and seemed boring to me, however, I absolutely love WebFishing and was expecting to get bored after 30 minutes. My friend gifted me it and I have played so much of it, and I still haven't beaten it, and I am nearly at the 20-hour play time mark. There is so much to do, you don't just have to fish too, you can go metal detecting, customise your character and just hang out with people you know, people on the internet with the games built in text chat. Zero complaints of faults with this game whatsoever; However, if you get RSI or have wrist issues, you may struggle with this game unless you use an auto-clicker. If you want a fun, relaxing and not demanding game for your system, well, this is it! And it won't even hurt your wallet, for just how affordable it is . I defo recommend playing it.

If you are wanting to learn guitar via a video game, this is a great game for it. However, you will most likely have to use fan custom songs or spend a lot of money on DLC songs, otherwise, you will be playing the same 20 songs over and over and over. Additionally, some of the songs are just flat out charted wrong (official songs). I also wouldn't recommend this game outside of the PC version. Other than those issues, it is a great game which can make learning guitar more accessible to the average person. Additional notes - This game was amazing for nearly a decade, however, they pushed a patch around 2023 to 2024, which meant if you used fan custom songs, you couldn't launch the game unless you rolled back a patch in the launch commands, which is a shame and does affect my review and lower my score.

I own this game on multiple platforms as it is just that good. You get Puyo Puyo and Tetris all in one package with a good variety of modes, This is easily one of the best puzzle games to play. The only issue is that the online multiplayer has a low player count, so it can take a while to find a match, and when you do, it will likely be with the same people most time; However, if you have friends to play it with it can be a blast. Other than those small issues, the game feels and plays amazingly and even has a story mode. Even if you only like Puyo Puyo or only like Tetris, it's still worth playing and buying. I highly recommend this game.

PlayStation Home no longer exists, however, when it did it was a neat addition to the PS3 system, giving you a virtual hangout, the most modern-day equivalent would be Tower Unite, however **** and VR Chat are very similar and lots of fun. My only complaints/issues with PS Home to this day are that it is no longer available and that the clothing was overpriced and it allowed children to gamble. Overall I remember it fondly and recommend if you ever get a time machine you go back and give it a go.

Even 7 months after launch I can't enjoy/give this game a favourable review; There is a decent game under the surface, it looks fine not outstanding but fair for the studio of its size, it just isn't worth the asking price even on sale. Little to not enough content has been added since launch, some players didn't even get the DLC they're entitled to with their silver/gold editions and it still is missing basic features even the previous games had since launch and it simply is unacceptable in 2024. Additionally, the game's progression system is flawed, even after the latest update addressing it all the challenges got removed, so the people have nothing to show for all the ridiculous effort they had to put in just to level up. So in summary, 7 months on Payday 3, still feels rushed, and undercooked and is fun to play but no reason to stay playing which is a shame, defo avoid it and don't buy.

This review will be avoiding story spoilers. I am a newcomer when it comes to being a Pokemon fan and this is definitely the most fun I have with any Pokemon game and still boot it up daily. I will begin by saying what you've probably already seen, yes this game is a buggy mess, even after years of updates it still has issues. I think it has the best story rivalling Gen 5 with it, it had me hooked, even the lacking Team Star story compared to the rest. They also have removed Hidden Moves (TM's) via your mount which in my opinion I prefer a lot more than having to be restricted in your choice of Pokemon because it cannot learn certain moves blocking your progress/exploration. The game also introduces new Pokemon which I am a fan of and brought back fan favourites with the DLC, which I won't be including in this review. The reason the score is so low is just the technical stuff such as bugs and FPS instability because the developers didn't optimise the entry correctly; Other than that I did enjoy the game.

Mario Kart 8 was already an amazing entry in the series, it is probs the best arcade racer to date, however it did have some issues, such as battle mode which MK8D aimed to fix by introducing new characters, new items and a revamped battle mode and it worked, throw in the DLC tracks it is simply the best arcade racer and not much comes close.

Before I start, I'd like to preface this by admitting I do have some bias with this game, it is and still is my favourite game to this day and I played it throughout my childhood. I think it has a fun varied catalogue of cars from Formula 1, a Jeep, a dump truck and one is even a throwback to the team's previous games Re-Volt, which you are more likely to have heard of than this game. I also really enjoy the tracks and their creativity, with this being a remaster it added more stages, 4 new ones to be exact with the pirate-themed tracks, and each theme consists of 4 tracks each; Some tracks also have the ability to swap from cars to boats which I think is a neat edition and future games in other series would experiment with the idea, such as Sonic Racing Transformed. The powerups have your standard expected variety from an arcade power-up racer, however, I wish there were a few more or some were stronger for their use case. I will admit this game does have flaws, such as some cars' stats being misleading and some tracks are better suited to be a boat vs a car. Unfortunately, the publisher of this game went bankrupt (Acclaim) and sold the rights and those current right holders from what I have read have no interest in the series, likely thrown in as an incentive to buy, which is a shame for the fans of the series and with racing games not being as popular as they used to be especially arcade racers outside or Mario Kart and Sonic's Kart racer, it is unlikely another studio will take a stab at it. So, in summary, I do treasure this flawed game and wish it could get a spiritual successor or a remaster, however, that is unlikely to happen as stated above.