TheRedFern

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Every interaction, every character, every element of this game was thought out and made with the most adorable choice possible. My partner commandeered my island and has more hours in this game than any game I have ever played. Because of that unique experience, it is a top 10-15 game of all time for me.

This game was a blast to play and I keep coming back to it, the best rogue/rogue-like I have ever played. It is so fun and satisfying while being extremely challenging. Simple and beautiful.

For me probably the best open-world game of all time. The game play and mechanics were unique and the story was the first of its kind. Looking amazing doesn't effect my ratings much, but it did look remarkable. Top 5-10 all-time for me.

The level design was one of the best ever made, the game felt amazing and the gameplay was fantastic. I played this probably 10 years too late and it still felt monumental and like it was a top 20 game of all time.

Gameplay was unbelievable, a monumental change from other games at the time. If only this game could be remade WELL with modern features and a lack of predatory monetization. Probably a top 5 fps game of all time

I can't believe I am raiting a game a 10 without beating it. I just couldn't! But I loved it and have since gotten into extremely difficult games. It is beautiful, its gameplay is flawless, and the animations are so wonderful to watch.

In the top 20 games of all time for me, the story, game mechanics, and visuals seemed unbelievable. Something I had never experienced before. I hope this franchise gets a reboot.

I have to give games that introduced something never done before and just knocked it out of the park. It could have had more story, but that would have taken away form the allure of the unknown. A wonderful new approach to combat mechanics. You must play this game once. Probably in my top 10-15 games of all time.

At some point, it was my 2 or 3 favorite fps game ever. But man did they butcher this game. I cant give it above a 4. Miss ya Jeff!

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This game has aged like a fine wine. Every time I play it, it moves farther up my ratings. The zombie game has been over done forever, but no game does it as well as The Last of Us. It is hard to even call it just a zombie game. The remarkable story, gameplay, character development, and difficulty make this game a 10 in every category for me. Probably my #2 game of all time.

The greatest Multiplayer game of all time, 1 and 2 are simultaneous and for me almost a singular experience. Loved this game, everything has already been said, but it is for sure in my top five games of all time.

A remarkably well-done game, and one of the first franchises to embrace a new direction of open world and endless experiences. I loved so much about this game. I thought the game was top-tier in terms of development, art direction, and general gameplay. However, I felt like the story, and lack of substantial dungeons really made it feel like a game that was not Zelda. I have always connected with the Zelda Franchise, more so with the games that had immersive dungeon experiences and a story that you cared about. This game was outstanding, but the actual substantial content seemed to be about the volume of small dungeons, small interactions, and small experiences rather than a cohesive whole. The DLC challenge mode was a bit of a joke, and just scaled characters' health rather than making the game a difficult one to attempt.

We did not finish this game, but my wife and I had a remarkable time playing it. We did something so strange one night when we were inebriated, we decided to start this game and play it each holding one of the Wii controllers. We were newly married at the time and it was so fun to experience this game and its challenges with an unintended level of co-operative challenge. It was a remarkably different experience in the way they designed the world and we thoroughly enjoyed it.

It's hard to avoid nostalgia with these old games, but I was really hard into skateboarding around this time as a kid and I did not have the skills I wanted to but this game lets you feel like you were a part of a world that was so cool, fun and engaging. The gameplay was wacky, challenging, and fun. It isn't the greatest game of all time but it is a classic that should be highly regarded.

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Every once in a while you see a game that had a GREAT Idea. The idea shows players that new concepts in gaming still exist. An experience that brings you back to some of the best games you have ever played. Seldom if ever does the Creative Direction and follow-through push that great idea even higher. The Creative direction was a throwback to the 90s, executed flawlessly. Great job.

Run to find people for 10 seconds. Die in half a second to people who have much better equipment than you.. no balance in who you are matched with. NO way a casual gamer could enjoy this.

Quite frustrating. Below what any good company would consider a minimum viable product.

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There have been only a handful of games I would ever give a 10 to. This game does everything right. The strategy excels at a wonderful pace, the characters are funny and well designed. The difficulty accelerates so fast. The hidden gems are very entertaining, and fun to search for. The only thing I kept thinking that could make this game legendary, would be a level design element to make challenges and share them with others.

Starcraft 1 was the greatest strategy game ever made, the story was great, but the multiplayer and competitive scenes are what made it sore. The first two games in Starcraft two were good games, with new and interesting gameplay, but with a story that just left you indifferent. LOTV was quite the opposite, the story was FANTASTIC, it was a theatric experience in an age where Game Companys no longer care about the single player experience. My only critique is that although there are very interesting game modes, most of the campaign had many levels where the objectives were just transplace from previous SC2 games...... capture these points before the enemy captures this point....