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The best PS4 exclusive and arguably one the best Souls games (I slightly prefer Dark Souls 1 but both are masterpieces). Bloodborne is brutal and will challenge players from start to finish but damn is it rewarding. Whether you coop or not, this game is a harrowing and brutal adventure with of the most memorable and frightening bosses I've ever slain. The combat is faster than the other Souls games before it and while I was worried the addition of guns would ruin the combat, they actually don't and I could see some people liking their inclusion, but you can't rely on them per se. Think of this like an unforgiving hack and slash with a very gothic tone. This is worth buying a PS4 to play it and I can't imagine it's expensive anymore.

One the best PS4 exclusives, and easily the best game Supermassive has made. I don't understand why they never did a full sequel. This game is terrifying and creative. It does a better job than most of the David Cage games and other choose your own adventure style games. While the characters aren't as fleshed out as TellTale's early Walking Dead and Wolf Among Us games, they change based on how you make them act early on which is cool. This game is good playing solo or with friends (trading off with characters). Graphically it still looks good too. One of the last great horror games (at least until the Dead Space remake comes out). The game is cheap now too. Seriously just buy it you won't regret it.

For what is a technically simple game, this is one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've ever had. It made me experience feelings I never thought possible from a video game. If you like this type of genre, or are looking for a one of a kind gaming experience, this is a must. Unfortunately I can't talk about the best part of the game because it's one of those where the less you know the better.

For what is a technically simple game, this is one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've ever had. It made me experience feelings I never thought possible from a video game. If you like this type of genre, or are looking for a one of a kind gaming experience, this is a must. It's also free so....

For what is a technically simple game, this is one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've ever had. It made me experience feelings I never thought possible from a video game. If you like this type of genre, or are looking for a one of a kind gaming experience, this is a must. Unfortunately I can't talk about the best part of the game because it's one of those where the less you know the better.

For what is a technically simple game, this is one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've ever had. It made me experience feelings I never thought possible from a video game. If you like this type of genre, or are looking for a one of a kind gaming experience, this is a must. Unfortunately I can't talk about the best part of the game because it's one of those where the less you know the better.

For what is a technically simple game, this is one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've ever had. It made me experience feelings I never thought possible from a video game. If you like this type of genre, or are looking for a one of a kind gaming experience, this is a must. Unfortunately I can't talk about the best part of the game because it's one of those where the less you know the better.

For what is a technically simple game, this is one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've ever had. It made me experience feelings I never thought possible from a video game. If you like this type of genre, or are looking for a one of a kind gaming experience, this is a must. Unfortunately I can't talk about the best part of the game because it's one of those where the less you know the better.

For what is a technically simple game, this is one of the most memorable gaming experiences I've ever had. It made me experience feelings I never thought possible from a video game. If you like this type of genre, or are looking for a one of a kind gaming experience, this is a must. Unfortunately I can't talk about the best part of the game because it's one of those where the less you know the better.

The updated visuals and cutscenes from the trailer made this look like a must buy since I never played the original. Turns out, the trailer cutscenes aren't what the game actually offers. What Ubisoft bs is this!? And then the original game is replaced by this one, which does not allow modded levels, player created levels? Really dumb. Can't recommend.

Once the initial high of the flashy fighting wares off, Jump Force is revealed to be a terrible fighting game and a huge disappointment. The graphics and lack of animation is beyond abyssmal. Look up cutscenes on Youtube to get a good laugh. The fighting is so basic it makes literally any other fighting game, even mediocre ones, look amazing. The roster is the only good thing going (which some of the cool characters like Seto Kaiba and All Might aren't in unless you have the season pass). The story ****, the missions are boring, the hub world is unnecessary and way too big, you can't even customize your character as much as you'd expect. And the load screens are abundant and long. I really wanted to like Jump Force but I cannot recommend this even to fans of My Hero Academia, Black Clover, the "Big Three", JoJo fans, or any shonen fans. I spent $60+ on this game and the season pass and immediately regret it. Spend your money elsewhere!

This is an extremely **** game that lags when playing online and whose soundtrack is entirely composed of remixes of public domain music. Super Bomberman R is much better.

Overall a competent throwback that has more than most games from the time it's emulating but still feels lacking compared to contemporary games. Also, while I backed it on Kickstarter it took me weeks to get my code after non-backers were able to purchase.

Overall a competent throwback that has more than most games from the time it's emulating but still feels lacking compared to contemporary games. Also, while I backed it on Kickstarter it took me weeks to get my code after non-backers were able to purchase.

Overall a competent throwback that has more than most games from the time it's emulating but still feels lacking compared to contemporary games. Also, while I backed it on Kickstarter it took me weeks to get my code after non-backers were able to purchase.

Overall a competent throwback that has more than most games from the time it's emulating but still feels lacking compared to contemporary games. Also, while I backed it on Kickstarter it took me weeks to get my code after non-backers were able to purchase. Thoroughly disappointed.

The first two episodes aren't very good. Episode 3 is alright and then the last two episodes are good (even though the final episode ends rather abruptly and is slightly shorter than the others). Without spoiling too much, there are changes to certain characters from the lore that might prove divisive among fans. But, some of those changes do payoff in my opinion, and lead to some interesting moments you won't see in ANY OTHER Batman game/movie/comic. The writing is a bit all over the place. This game tries to weave so many choices and interconnecting threads that it will often feel like your choices don't matter as the game forces a single situation after making one of two very different choices. BUT, there are some moments (particularly in the latter half) that are well crafted. But then there's moments of straight up weak writing, that you'd see as beneath Telltale but here it is in multiple episodes. It is too ambitious though. At times it feels like one or two characters needn't be in this season, which has MANY characters, some returning, some new. Meanwhile, the game does perform slightly better than some of the others, it only crashed on me once and surprisingly there was no stuttering. But again, the gameplay is what you'd expect from a telltale game, with little innovation if any. One aspect that will likely infuriate some players, is that the game forces you to spend more time playing as Bruce Wayne than Batman. This is mostly episode 3's fault but there was a point inbetween 3 and 4, where it felt like I spent 2 hours straight playing as Bruce. But probably the worst part about the game, is that *****SPOILERS******* Bruce Wayne's identity becomes known to about half the cast, even if you choose not to tell them. 2 characters learn it almost immediately. And then there's one character whom I wanted to tell it too, but game wouldn't let me, even though it was a character that made plenty of sense too. No matter how you look at it, season 2 is inferior to the stellar first season. Some fans will still enjoy this entry but as someone who adored the first season, I can't help but feel a let down. The game doesn't live up to Telltale's best, in fact Telltale has been off it's game since after the first Batman season.

Pay to win does not belong in a $60 video game. And then there's the glitches, and unfinished story (which isn't that great), and everything dealing with progression in the multiplayer is all wrong. There's no sense of accomplishment. EA treats you and I, the customer, like we're idiots that deserve to be taken advantage of and I can't support this practice

Pay to win does not belong in a $60 video game. And then there's the glitches, and unfinished story (which isn't that great), and everything dealing with progression in the multiplayer is all wrong. There's no sense of accomplishment. EA treats you and I, the customer, like we're idiots that deserve to be taken advantage of and I can't support this practice.

A clever idea that's perfect for smartphones. Reigns has ample thought put into it's complicated yet easy to grasp idea. Being a King has never been more fun and challenging. Perfect to play for short bursts on the go, or long stretches at home. And there's no microtransactions, even on tablets and smartphones!

A clever idea that's perfect for smartphones. Reigns has ample thought put into it's complicated yet easy to grasp idea. Being a King has never been more fun and challenging. Perfect to play for short bursts on the go, or long stretches at home.

A funish extension of the previous game but it follows it's own (kinda meh) story unlike previous one, and the difficulty is ramped up, especially near the end. Only for those who really liked the previous game and wanted more.

Dungeon Dice was cool to play in video game form, and it kept me busy for a time, problem is, there wasn't really a **** much content for that matter. So good game but not much to it.

Magus is more or less 2014's Ride To Hell Retribution, only it's not as annoying or frustrating like most really bad games. In fact it's ridiculously easy. The story and writing are beyond atrocious, it's like an idiot tried to create clever one liners that don't fit at all in a medieval setting, but that just makes it more enjoyable. The game is exceptionally unbalanced, but surprisingly in the player's favor. You get all these ridiculous powers while you **** enemies never seem to get any stronger. It goes without saying that the graphics are **** There's not a single texture that looks even decent. The thing is, everything that's bad about the game provides accidental entertainment value. I got it for like ten dollars and somehow it's turned out to be a worthy investment. Words can only begin to describe how utterly hilarious and stupid Magus is as a game. It fails in ways previously inconceivable. And because it's such a guilty pleasure, I'm giving it a 9, otherwise, well there's only one rating for a game like this.

Pretty solid horror game. At first i didn't like that you couldn't fight back but the game still works really well. It's like if Slender was actually a good game and actually had a budget. It does rely on some horror game tropes/cliches but it's downright terrifying and a lot of fun to play with friends taking turns. Surprisingly, the dlc story mission was not only a good length for the price but also a lot of fun, so if you end up getting Outlast, get Whistleblower with it!

Dual wielding guns is a blast and the auto shotguns rock but some of the weapon like the lasergun aren't fun and the assault rifle's iron sights are terrible. The graphics are good. If you get the game, get it on a next gen console or gaming pc. The story is hit and miss, mostly because of the tone. At times it's super serious, which is fine, but then at other times it tries to be just dumb fun, which is also fine, but the two don't mix very well. Bethesda claimed the game had a 20 hour campaign but I beat in 10. That's a quite an exaggeration. It's not a terrible game but it's not a great one either. It settles somewhere near average to me, but I play every FPS that comes out so maybe that's why it just can't really stand out...

If you liked the first one, you'll hate this one. Everything that was good about the last one **** here. The web-slinging is atrocious and now getting across Manhattan is no longer fun and simple but a chore and obnoxious. The combat is ok but the camera both during combat and while web-slinging is horrible and almost never showy like it was before. The story is horrible. Kraven is ok but the Peter Parker segments do nothing and even the overarching story is bad. There's a lot less of a focus on free-roaming and far more linearity in this one. Finally, I swear the graphics are worse in this one than the last. Also it glitches out and prevents you from completing objectives. This game clearly needed a lot more development time (among other things) DO NOT BUY. Instead just play the older one.

I loved that previous Amazing Spiderman videogame, so I was looking forward to this one, but it's nothing short of awful. Controls are a mess, graphics are beyond bad, the web slinging is ruined, the story ****, playing as Peter Parker is boring and unnecessary, load times are a pain, and it's just not a fun game. Don't buy now, don't even bother picking up when it drops in price. Just go see the new movie or play the previous Amazing Spiderman game.

I actually enjoy many Kinect games, but Sports Rivals was a let down. The avatar creator does not create an accurate player, most of the games are strenuous and some are even rehashes of previous ones. Wake boarding was fun but doesn't always function like it should. Soccer was just a flail-fest and you can pelvic thrust instead of kicking was actually pretty funny. The gun game **** the most. You don't even pull the trigger it just auto fires on it's own. Bowling was decent, rock climbing was fun but had some control issues, tennis was alright but also had minor control issues, There are much better Kinect games on the 360 and ultimately this game feels really rushed.

Shame on you Kojima and Konami. $40 dollars for at best, a demo!? Don't get me wrong, the game looks great and the presentation and story aspect are well done, but the gameplay didn't strike me as revolutionary like MGS4 and the brevity of the game just kills it (beat it in under an hour and I died/messed up a couple of times too). Also new Snake voice actor is not nearly as good as David Hayter. Maybe Phantom Pain will still be great but this is just sad. I may not be the biggest fan of Metal Gear but even I'm disappointed by this. Other gaming companies better not start pulling this crap.

Lot of replay value. Surprisingly good looking on Frostbite engine. Plays a lot like Team Fortress 2, and luckily hasn't been ransacked by pay to get constumes/guns yet. Great gameplay and a variety of different modes to enjoy. Each class is unique and fun to experiment with. No story mode but honestly it really doesn't need one. After all, it'd just be a lame story about zombies trying to kill plants. Definitely worth giving a try.

This is an evolution of multiplayer gaming. The parkour mechanics and Titan gameplay work so well and really set it apart from any shooter I've played before. Don't pay attention to all the negative reviews, they're probably just trolls, sony fanboys, or shooter haters, and this game was never meant for any of those people. Everyone I know who likes multiplayer shooters loves the game, and if you're one of those people, than you will too.

I went into this game expecting it to be pretty damn cool (loved the demo) but either way, this game is bound to disappoint some. The combat is great and a new twist that imo, the Final Fantays series had been failing in for a good several years now and the free roaming exploration angle is nice too as are the gear, weapon and overall cosplay-angle customization but the story is really bad, the graphics aren't impressive at all and some of the new features like the time cycle and the fact that you only level up through side quests and not by fighting enemies are unwelcome. I still don't consider it to be a bad game per se but it's definitely not a great one either.

The game was decent, it was fun but not as great as either of the last two but I'm giving it a zero because Warner Bros Games still hasn't fixed any of the major bugs in the game and apparently doesn't plan too as they are "too busy working on dlc for the game" to actually fix the freaking game, and I cannot support that in any way.

Good fun campaign that has some great setpieces (albeit could use some better writing). The mutiplayer is annoying in that it gives those who've played longer much better weapons and thus it's tough in the beginning, BUT it still is fun. The levoluiton is cool and while some levels are meh and i wish the player count was up but the smaller scale battles don't have that problem. Good game but it was clearly built for the next gen.

Easily the worst in the series. The graphics are worst than Black Ops 2's and the campaign mode is bad in just about every single way. The mutiplayer is already hacked (really Infinity Ward? Maybe next time you should actually try making a new game like Treyarch instead of just rehashing half of the last Modern Warfare) and there's nothing new here. Even their pathetic attempt at competing with Battlefield's level changing mechanic is horribly implemented to the point where it almost never happened and when it did it was just a gas station exploding or a gate closing or something stupid. I'm still in disbelief about how bad this one is.

Ride to Hell Retribution is the best worst game ever made. Your character will randomly explode for no apparent reason. The driving mechanics are sloppy and make the gameplay even more bewildering than it already is. The graphics and textures feel like they're from a bad ps2 game. The cutscenes are laughably bad as are the fully clothed "sex scenes." Combat in the game consists of a three combo punching headbutt and kick style that's shallow and ridiculous, and every cutscene starts without all the textures loaded in. The game sometimes crashes behind load screens, dear God, if I keep listing all the problems this game has this review will never end. It is quite possibly the worst game I've ever played, and that's why you should buy it. I got it for $10 and everytime I show it to my friends we all laugh and have a great time. You have to see it to believe it. If The Room or Troll 2 was to have a videogame equivalent, it would be Ride to Hell Retribution. I'm giving it a 9 only because of the entertainment value otherwise it'd be a zero.

The game looks great both ingame and during cutscenes with only the occasionally bad texture or two. Surprisingly the acting on everyone's part isn't anything special (and I'm a big fan of both Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe and the dialogue is also pretty basic and disinteresting. The story contains some good ideas and moments but is undone by the following: jarring shifts in tone ranging from horror, to sci-fi, to drama, to thriller, and so on. What's worst is that nothing happens in order and as such, you find it very hard to care about what's going on even the story. I wish the game had been mostly chronological. The gameplay is mostly contextual acitons and sometimes it works, others it doesn't. Controlling Aiden is a lot of fun though and this is the kind of game where playing with friends around makes for some decent entertainment. I don't think Beyond Two Souls is a bad game but I'm not super into it either. Still enjoyed it for what it's worth though.

A sonic game where sonic can't even run fast is like a racing game where the cars cap out at 20mph. The game is nauseating, boring, the camera is horrible and will make you miss a lot of jumps, it's a shameless and horrible **** of Mario Galaxy. The only reason i'm not giving it a 0 is because the graphics both ingame and during cutscenes and the 3D are actually pretty impressive. Everything else about Lost World, however, is not. I'd say just get the WiiU version but from what I'm hearing, that one is having a lot of the same problems too.

VERY OVERRATED GAME. I'll get the good out of the way, it looks nice enough, good sound design, and downright great physics which it takes advantage of in puzzles (some that are good, others that are not). The story was boring and not exactly told to you in best of ways. Your character is silent because pffft hiring a voice actor would cost money, you can't fight the monsters only run because fending for yourself is overrated real gamers/people run from their problems. Some enemies can't actually be seen because they felt like being lazy and then the big scary monster looks downright awful and not frightening in the slightest. I laughed my ass of the first time I got a look at him. Finally, it's not scary. Yeah I realize some might disagree and yeah what scares one person may not scare another but I really didn't find this game scary. It really reminds me of Slender Man, another overrated "horror" game: both are only frightening to people who either scare easily or haven't seen many horror movies or played many horror videogames. As someone who has played and seen many horror movies and videogames, Amnesia was nothing spectacular in my opinion.

Game isn't funny. In many ways it's just Saints Row the Third only not a good. The story mode in particular felt really lacking. Only thing that really stands out are the super powers, which yeah they are pretty damn fun but it takes a good hour or two to get the first couple and even then you have to get the others through the story and extra missions so it'll be a grind. Very glitchy game (and not in the fun sort of way) and the look of the game(graphics lighting and textures) are beyond bad. All in all, yeah it's still fun in a way but it feels unpolished and rushed. Probably should've stayed as DLC for The Third.

Each and every deadpool fan should demand their money back. This is Duke Nukem Forever of the Deadpool universe. It's rarely funny, looks God awful in every way, has some of the most boring levels and comabat I've ever seen, and is one of the most disgusting games ever. It's somehow even worse than Aliens Colonial Marines. Not even worth picking up from the $10 bin which it will most certainly be within this very year.

Ever since 4, (which while I do agree it's a good game, I think it's far from perfect) every other RE game has gotten a ton of backlash for not being 4. It's ridiculous. 5 was a great game (my personal favorite) and yeah 6 has flaws but it's not horrible by any means. I had fun with it, especially playing it with my friends via splitscreen or even online sometimes. Mercenaries mode is a blast, maybe even better than 4 and 5's. The story has some issues. Graphics are good as usual. The gameplay in some ways is good and then in others is bad. Honestly if you like resident evil just give it a try and go in expecting it not to "mind blowing" like 4 or 5 because, yeah it is the weaker of the three for sure.

Wants to be Uncharted so bad it's gelling it's hair and making (horrible) attempts at wise cracking jokes all the while failing to realize that no-one is gonna out do Naughty Dog at making an Uncharted game. Not a horrible game but it's not really good either. I kept getting lost, story was lackluster, didn't give two about the one dimensional characters (including Lara) and the combat was soooo basic. The graphics are nice though, I'll give it that.

They basically just ported 2 and 3 and...that's it. So if you really like one or the other or both then go for it. I wasn't super into 3 but I found 2 to be a great trip down memory lane. Fun gameplay and some of the funniest worst dubbing ever. It's quite the experience.

Activision does not disappoint with yet another work of gaming art. This is the game that will convince the skeptics that video games can be art. Da Vinci himself would be scratching his head at the complexity and sublime material that "Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2013", if he were still alive. Which he's not. He's dead. But here's the icing on the bacon cake people, this game so amazing, it raises the dead. Yes you heard me right. Da Vinci, Alexander the Great, even **** will be unable to resist the nonstop sexmachine that is "Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2013". The only question that remains, is how long must we wait till Activision graces us with their next brilliant mind expanding enigma. But worry not, the world's greatest scientific minds have been hired by the Secret Service to deduce such an answer. And they have predicted that the next one will come out this year, just as it has been every other year.

This game is a game like no other. A modern marvel, some are already calling it "The Wii Masterpiece". No doubt this instant classic will make it to the top 10 games of the last decade in **** next decade. You have not lived until you experience the mystical blowjob that is Cabela's Survival Shadow's of Katmai.

One of my favorite party games ever and I usually am not a fan of these kinds of games. I've played it with so many different friends and we've all laughed at the game's sense of humor.

perhaps it's because I played 2 and 3 first but i never found this one to be that special. If you're new then pick up either 2 or 3 but don't bother with this one.

Fairly lame sequel to a great game. The new multiplayer mode tried to be like cod but failed. Very unbalanced. The story mode isn't fun at all. Part of the problem might've just been the limitations of the Wii but either way this game was not as good as I'd have hoped.