Saul_B

Great story, presentation, and accessibility options. Fallen Order takes Tomb Raider style traversal, puzzles, and level design and combines it with Dark Souls style combat. The campaign will take about 15-20 hours and then it will take another 10+ hours to find all collectables and 100%.

Decent campaign: some unique set pieces, but overall not too memorable. The multiplayer is enjoyable, and there are some great maps. I had a ton of fun unlocking and leveling up all the different guns. The zombies mode is hit or miss - some maps are great, some are horrible. The Easter eggs can be infuriating; it's time zombies mode is overhauled.

Very enjoyable and accessible fighting game. The character building adds an extra layer of depth that kept me engaged for a long time. I had a ton of fun building the perfect Catwoman to fit my play-style.

Great combat and movement mechanics all around, and when the game hits it's stride, its a ton of fun. On the other hand, it's an incredibly disappointing follow-up to Destiny 1. Virtually no improvements, and in some ways a step backwards.

Very enjoyable to revisit this game, and the remaster improvements enhance the experience. However, I'm doubtful the game will hold up for newcomers.

Possibly the best dungeon crawler since Diablo 2. To this day the game still looks beautiful. The character building offers a lot of freedom for making your own unique class.

One of the most enjoyable games of this generation (and the last). Challenging, but always fair. The world of Dark Souls is immersive, and the level design is incredibly well thought out.

Good writing and nice presentation. However, it's a very short campaign, and there are some bugs that can hinder the experience.

One of the best survival games you can play. Traveling the galaxy is a breathtaking experience, and it's hard to stop playing. The perma-death mode does an excellent job of keeping the player engaged.

Very intense experience and incredibly addictive. Unfortunately the shooting mechanics aren't great and take a long time to get used to.

The writing is amusing and mildly funny. However, its standard fare for adventure games, and isn't very memorable.

The survival mechanics are a slog for the first 10 or so hours. At a high level the game gets better. Unfortunately very few character builds are viable against high level bosses. The new VATS system works poorly.

Chill puzzle game with a unique mechanic - entertaining for a couple hours.

The best battle royale experience to date. The rules are essentially the same as PUBG, but the mechanics are way better.

Great flight mechanics and presentation. Enjoyable for up to 50 hours, but eventually the meta-game feels shallow. Don't set your expectations too high, and you may be satisfied with the experience.

Enjoyable time killer in co-op. In single-player it's still fun, but eventually can become tedious.

Excellent co-op experience - challenging and rewarding. On higher difficulties the game is intense and demands coordination. Lots of weapons, upgrades, and skills to unlock.

Enjoyable combat mechanics, but very short campaign. Completing everything on the map is a decent time killer.

The best in the series. It's mostly the same as the previous games, but with many quality of life improvements and more generous loot.