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This game is truly something special. It's something that has never existed quite like this before. We get an outstanding cast, an outstanding soundtrack, and a rather unconventional yet fun gameplay concept. The game is extremely atmospheric and cinematic. Classic Kojima. The story is a bit cryptic, but wraps up well in the end. It is a masterpiece, one of the few games that has managed to captivate me for such a long time. The idea of being able to see other players' structures always motivated me to build my own, not just because I needed them, but because other players might find them useful. Being thanked via Likes felt good because I knew, "Hey, another player used my structure and I was able to help them!"After the main story, there are still quite a few side missions to complete, even though I found them a bit boring. What I found somewhat lacking is the combat. It feels unintuitive and isn't very fun. This resulted in me avoiding fights as much as possible. The boss fights, on the other hand, were enjoyably designed. Graphically, the game is extremely impressive, and I am amazed that this was a PS4 game. Kojima and his team did an outstanding job. Conclusion: An atmospheric game with an interesting concept. A very good visual presentation. It is definitely something different, something special. It's not for everyone, and it doesn't try to be. The combat could have been more fun. All in all, however, a very good game. 8/10 I have already bought the sequel and I am really looking forward to playing it to see what changes and improvements the team has made.

Visually stunning, atmospheric and i love that lighthouse so much. It's very unique!

Doom: The Dark Ages is a fun shooter and it is a Doom. Very innovative Gameplay for the franchise, but still feels familiar. I like parrying.

Hollow Knight was a special experience for me, the lore can go deeper if you want it deep. Of course, if you're not into lore, you can ignore it completely without missing out on the story. The gameplay feels extremely good and it feels like everything was perfected and optimized for the best gameplay (which it was). Even though I often had the problem where I didn't know where I was going I had a lot of fun with the game, I also think that it was more a problem of mine and not the game. It's not an easy game, especially the boss fights can be extremely difficult and have driven me up the wall more than once, but the feeling when you've made it is priceless. There is a lot to explore and discover and there are many places that have something magical about them. The areas have triggered different feelings in me. There are creepy, sad, funny, cute and particularly interesting areas, although each area is interesting in its own way. I don't have the game at 100% yet, and I'm really looking forward to seeing what else the game has to offer. As for the DLCs, all of the DLCs are free and are more of a content expansion. This does not mean that the game is unfinished, but they are rather extra boss fights, etc. which I personally find very fair and sympathetic. I am looking forward to Hollow Knight: Silksong and can recommend Hollow Knight to everyone.

Where should I start? This game is a masterpiece in almost every way. The story is extremely well written, but characters are unfortunately not as interesting as in the original NieR. Still, there is an extreme amount of fun to be had in this game. The combat is extremely fun and Platinum Games has done an extremely good job there. It feels buttery smooth and they really put a lot of thought into how it would feel best for the player. The soundtrack is a 10 out of 10, I still have a few songs in my Spotify playlist and enjoy them every time they come on. The music is extremely diverse and can be anything. Dramatic, sad, funny, anything you can imagine. The music also actually always fits perfectly with what's going on. NieR Automata is more than just an anime waifu, it's such an incredibly interesting and beautiful game that I want to erase all my memories of this game and experience it again.

I'm only rating Elden Ring's single player, as I haven't played the multiplayer yet. Elden Ring is truly a masterpiece. FromSoftware didn't promise too much. The game has a huge open world that encourages exploration. However, it still feels like a Souls game and that's great. I felt exploring the world a bit like exploring the world of Zelda: BOTW which ironically has been called the Dark Souls of Zelda games. There's something to discover at every turn in Elden Ring, and the Spirit Steed is a good addition and fun to explore the world with your steed. However, I have to deduct one point, the game does not perform very well and can rarely reach 60 FPS and hangs in FPS mode rather at 40-50 FPS. I can't speak for PS5 and PC, but have heard from friends that they have similar performance issues on both PC and Playstation. Bottom line, Elden Ring is as big as FromSoftware promised and it's the perfect start to the new year. Unfortunately, the lack of optimization drags the game down a bit for me, which is why I only give it 9 out of 10 points. If you can overlook this point, however, Elden Ring has great potential to become GOTY.

The game is a very nice adventure, which thematizes loneliness. Here and there there were unfortunately a few weaknesses in terms of gameplay and a few bugs, which is why I once had to restart the game from the checkpoint, but everything is only half as bad. On the whole, it tells an exciting story. Solid 7.

The game looks good, but the gameplay is very repetitive and can be very boring at times. Still, a moderately good game.

This game is beautiful. There is nothing that the game lacks. The story is exciting and takes a very surprising turn. The game plays very smoothly. The abilities are beautifully done. The backtracking is not annoying but actually very fun which is something many Metroidvania fail at.

One of the best games ever released. The freedom this game offers you is breathtaking. You want to go there? Then go there! Also, the attention to detail has been really great. There is something to explore at every turn.

Unfortunately the story is not as good as it was in the first part, however the game concept is still a good game concept and I had some good hours with the game.

Most people who say "it's a bad game, bad story" see it compared to "Life is Strange". But this game doesn't want to be "Life is Strange". This game wants to try something new. Please think about what a bad game is. I really enjoyed the game a lot and the ending is nice and actually quite surprising. I like the puzzles our mother made for us and how the game works with the book. You can skip most of the puzzles, but you miss a very large part of the game. Whenever a chapter is over and you're wondering "What's the story going to be now?" the game gives you another great chapter. 10/10 in my opinion