UnSimply_Green

EA Sports FC 25 is amazing for the diehard soccer fans. Unfortunately, I'm not one of them. Sure, I like soccer, but it's not my cup of tea. The game is almost the same as FC 24, and that's not hard at all to ignore. The one year development cycle is not great, and should be released every two or three years instead of annually. Just like Madden, this game has many cash grabs and has an insane price of $69.99. But we're talking about EA here, so why am I not surprised? You don't have to buy this, fellow gamers, so you can stick to FC 24, or bite the bullet and get 25.

EA Sports College Football 25 is the sports video game we all needed. With over 100 teams, it's the perfect sports game, except it's not. While it is great, it needs it's improvements. The gameplay mechanics are kind of iffy for me, as it uses the classic throwing mechanics, rather than the meter in Madden, which I am used to. That's pretty much the only bad thing about this game that I found. Another relieving thing about this game is that the team that makes Madden did NOT make College Football, so there are less microtransactions and cash grabs, but since the game is still published by EA, the game is $69.99, which is insane for a game. (Unless you're Nintendo)

Madden NFL 25 is way better than 24, but not better enough to redeem the franchise. A lot of the modes and the gameplay are better, but still too close to being a carbon copy of the previous game. Electronic Arts can't seem to be able to make an enjoyable and original experience, they just only care about the money.

About one or two years ago, I paid $59.99 for Cities Skylines II. Not knowing that the game needed AMD or NVIDIA graphics, I wasted 60 bucks. Around August of last year, I finally got a PC so I could enjoy CSII with a compatible graphics card. This game definitely has it's problems, which is why the game got extremely bad reviews from critics, but once I sat down and played the game, I enjoyed it. Eventually I got annoyed by the amount of bugs, but the game has an amazing library of mods, and once Paradox fixes everything (if they ever do), CSII will be a great game.

There is nothing bad about this game. It's a faithful remaster of the original 1999 remaster.

I'm sure we can all agree that Planet Coaster 2 was released unfinished. But now that the latest update was update 3, now it's your time to buy this. Many bugs have been fixed and there are enough new rides and water slides to make the game not fell empty. But that's where all my positive comments end. I get that Frontier wanted to have all platforms be able to play the game on release day, but it's pretty obvious that was a bad idea. The game released with many bugs, most likely because they didn't have enough people to tackle the bugs. Therefore, the game finished unreleased which is mostly why this game gets bad reviews. On top of that, they immediately released overpriced DLC for three rides, which is insane! If you don't care about anything I just wrote, I will warn you. The game is $50USD. Other than that, it's a great game.