An underestimated chapter of the 3D universe of GTA. Rockstar Leeds and Dan Houser's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories is leaved in the shadow because of the other masterpieces in the same era. Vic Vance's story is still one of the best stories of the PSP console.
A truly amazing experience from the GTA universe for the PSP. Rockstar Leeds and Dan Houser's Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories brings the GTA formula to a new console, following the story of Tony Cipriani. Being one of the most important games of the console. Truly majestic.
The heir of GTA III, brings the fictional version of Miami, Vice City in the 3D era for the first time, giving us an unforgettable experience. Rockstar North and Dan Houser's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is a masterpiece.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is simply gaming history, few games are better than this Rockstar North and Dan Houser's experience. Truly memorable, with amazing characters, a full open world and a lot of new mechanics for the franchise. The greatest game on the Playstation 2.
Revolutionary. 2001 Rockstar North and Dan Houser's GTA III is simply revolutionary. The open world, the 3D, the dialogues, the mission systems, the comical mute protagonist. Everything is made by gamers for gamers, and Rockstar games truly engraves the world revolution on this game. Without GTA III, the open world genre would be worst.
A true incredible game, the Director's Cut is a way to enhance what we already played on the previous generations of consoles on PC and the new gen. Kojima's Death Stranding remains still one of the greatest open world projects of all time. Even if it is basically a lot of walking, it's still memorable within the bounds of the story and the world.
The fourth chapter of the classic series continues Kojima's vision. metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots is part of the best years for gaming (2007-2013) and is memorable like the first 3.
Still one of the greatest games of all time, enhances even more the 3d world a gives us an incredible game for 2004. Kojima's Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater is another proof of Kojima's revolutionary vision.
A sequel maybe even better than the first one. Konami and Kojima's Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty continues an already classic masterpiece, gives us even a more advanced game and makes us feel the new wonders of 3D. Way ahead of its time for 2001. A true classic.
An incredible classic, one of the most important games of all time. Konami and Kojima's Metal Gear Solid immerses us into a cinematic classic, a true piece of history.
A true way to enhance the online games. Epic Games' Rocket League, especially in the last years, tries to enhance the succesful but horrible Fortnite formula. It is of course a poor game, but fun to play with friends.
A generous review for what was one of lowest points the online gaming has ever reached. Epic Games' Fortnite is a fun game to play with friends and it was revolutionary, in the worst way possible. Micro-transactions, poor innovation, bad on mechanics. This is the junk food of gaming, but still it's a little bit fun to play, so it deserves the four. Less than unfavorable.
Insomniac's Marvel's Spiderman is what we call a solid game. Not only with the mechanics and the overall story, but also with the great world you swing into, but this open world has flaws: poor npc interaction, little to none enterable buildings, bad water system and etc. A great open world to see from the sky but when you go down and walk, you see its flaws.
Ubisoft's classic, the best Assassin's Creed. The parkour system is way ahead of its time. The story puts you into an historic world, full of emotions and freedom. The horse system is nothing new but still functional. Ezio's story is well written. An overall classic.
A complex strategy game. Hearts Of Iron IV is the best strategy game in the WW2 field. Considering the details in the gameplay and story. It's slow, but still satisfying. A well updated game with new DLCs. A true strategy game.
Toby Fox's Undertale shows us that games don't need to be a AAA graphic game to be impressive, it needs to be entertaining and a good story. An incredibile story from start to end, a true revolutionary old school RPG.
An interesting idea, the gameplay is surely interesting but there are multiple bugs and a lot ofo features and game parts were removed with updates. An average not simple but still fun game, especially if played with friends.
Being a great 1950s Noir Rockstar Games and Dan Houser's experience, L.A. Noire gives us an open world that immerges us in a whole other era. Cole Phelps avventure is a dramatic turn of events, a great story that gives us a new look on the police and criminal world.
Freedom is the key in Mojang and Markus Persson's Minecraft. The almost infinite open world is simply dense and full of things to do, maybe because you can basically do whatever you want. The online side is even funnier and more enjoyable. A mix of freedom.
FromSoftware's Elden Ring takes the Dark Souls formula to another level. A an adaptive game that changes based on how you play it. Great gameplay and in a lot of cases epic.
The great and immortal Bethesda's Skyrim is one of the most complex and rich open worlds. Even if not as revolutionary as the IV entrance of the series, Skyrim takes the open world freedom to another level. Colossal.
Being the biggest game of the company, Rockstar North and Dan Houser's Grand Theft Auto V is what we can call an immortal game, not only on the online side, but also on the story. The themes are real and credible. The first time we play as three characters in the GTA's HD Universe. The union of a non-expert street kid, a completely insane and unpredictable man and a retired experienced robber is simply genius by any point of view. Immortal.
The underappreciated Rockstar Games and Dan Houser's Max Payne 3 is a more introspective story for our favourite deeply scarred ex cop. In fact, Max Payne 3 concludes the story told originally by Sam Lake by putting Max Payne in even more moral complicated choices. The greatest entrance of the franchise.
The physics system is a great way to enhance the gameplay, but everything rest given by Remedy and Sam Lake's Max Payne 2 is nothing revolutionary. Personally I didn't like the new distorsion of the story, but still a great story.
One of the most important games of all time. Remedy and Sam Lake's Max Payne is a genius example of how to make art when you don't have all the budget you need. The story is told trough the genius comic book cutscenes. The Bullet Time and the overall darkness of the story are revolutionary for 2001. A vengeance story about a deeply scarred dad and husband. Revolutionary.
Personally being my favourite game of all time, objectively one of the best games of all time. Rockstar San Diego and Dan Houser's Red Dead Redemption is the first real attempt of Rockstar Games to enter an historic world, after Red Dead Revolver. Great representation of what was the old West, dirty, inglorious and harmful. John Marston's story deserves more credit. A real Epopea.
The best one of the series, it revamps completely the gameplay front of the game. While still maintaining the fake 3D style, it enhances completely the way the lore is told. Better animations, better story telling, better gameplay and better horror. Scott Cawthon's best game.
Great experience made by Bethesda, a piece of art way ahead of its time. Better than the fifth chapter, Skyrim. Revolutionary and generally amazing to play. Fantastic.
Another step back from the little mechanics that were created in the first two FNAF. Animations and maybe also graphics are worse. The only thing that can be saved is the piece of lore told. Primitive.
Better of the first three, but still nothing revolutionary. It is of course different, but only if we look at FNAF1, 2 and 3. Should've been the last chapter, but it was only the start. Enhances the lore, giving a more complete look to the story told by Scott Cawthon. Sufficient.
The lore of Scott Cawthon's Five Nights At Freddy's is simply a mastermind's creation, but on the mechanics side, the game isn't innovative, it's simple. It works, but nothing new. Incredibile lore trapped in simple mechanics. On the other side, Five Nights At Freddy's revolutionized in a negative way the horror genre, creating the bad trend of Mascotte Horror. Simple in mechanics, genius in lore.
By dressing in the clothes of the Serbian immigrant Niko Bellic, you accept to bond with the world of Rockstar Games and Dan Houser's Grand Theft Auto IV, a depiction of a satirical version of 2008 New York, under the name of Liberty City. The most mature chapter of the Grand Theft Auto franchise. Way ahead of its time.
Rockstar Games and Dan Houser's masterpiece. No words can describe the first playtrough, the first time you live Arthur's story. Becoming a part of this carefully built world and this credible story is one of the highest experiences the gaming world can offer. Totally recommended. Epic.
