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The combat is enjoyable, utilizing the controller well, and the overall scenery and production is neat. A hollow second half story and repetitive sub-quests are the downsides.

If 2014 was my entry point, then 2017 was the first FM series I missed. I love it.

2014 is the first FM series I've enjoyed, but it falls far short of 2012. This is because it's a little less fun for tactical variety.

I think it's still the best fm series for those who want their foward to carry.

Despite the boredom and childishness of the Crossbell part, the performance of the remaining two main characters and the final content are amazing.

It's not systematically bad, but it has a pretty boring villain and a cliched ending.

It's not a perfect conclusion to the saga, of course, but as a final wrap-up for the main character, it's great.

While the combat has certainly improved, the story and ending are a big downside to the game's growing scale.

The first half of Tokyo Xenadu is flawless, but after the midpoint, there are fewer redeeming qualities. Combat is repetitive and dungeons are frustrating. The story is lackluster and the companions are one-dimensional.

It's even better than its predecessor. they have kept the best of it, reduced the worst of it, and made it fun with a bigger story and more epic design.

The game attempted to mix more anime-esque elements into the existing series, which resulted in some rather cheesy parts, but succeeded in making the main character more appealing. Of course, that's not all, the combat and systems were also vastly improved.

Hotline Miami is a violent game with a very simple gameplay. Add to that some catchy music and a well thought out map design and you have a fun game.

As a conclusion to the trilogy, it's absolutely brilliant. The combination of great new characters and the buildup of characters from the first and second installments masks the clumsiness of the scenario.

Phoenix Wright 2 is definitely inferior to the first in every way. It does its job as a bridge between the series, but as a game, the quality of the episodes is disappointing.

There's definitely something appealing about this game. A refreshing female newcomer and a returning protagonist from the previous game, a clichéd but cool prosecutor... But a lackluster main villain and story undermine all that charm.

This is the first installment in the PHOENIX WRIGHT series, and while it hints at a sequel, it's a complete game in its own right. The best thing about this game is the characters.

Despite the frustrations of playing and the simplicity of the story, Dragon Age manages to build a great narrative and a compelling world.

Mass Effect 2 created its own unique universe by fixing the weaknesses of the first game and maximizing its strengths.

With influences from many classic games, Undertale has managed to keep the same systems as the classics, but put its own spin on them.

I started playing this game in 2015 and am still playing in 2023. Honestly, I can't give an objective review of this game. However, the quality of recent expansions has been spotty, so I'm not giving it a 10.

Overwatch 2... Overwatch Season 2 would be appropriate, the quality of the game is the same. It's not that the game isn't good, but there's no reason for people who quit after 1 to come back.

Hacks, user trolling, and lazy moderation have ruined what could have been a great FPS. But Overwatch was a masterpiece that stood alone in a sea of FPS games.

Normally, I don't watch movies twice because it's boring to see something I've already seen. For similar reasons, I'm reluctant to watch story games twice. However, I've experienced this game's vast amount of content twice

This game is about battles for the sake of battles, and those battles are fun every time, until you get tired of them and then the game is over.

A good introduction to the XCOM series. For beginners, it removes operations that can make you feel bored or overwhelmed, so you can enjoy easy, fun combat with less depth.

The gameplay is quite refreshing at first, but the walking parts are boring from the start, the later battles get repetitive, and at some point you just want to see the ending, regardless of whether your character gets stronger or not.

From 2010-2014 I lived to play this game, and also in 2020. Do not recommend this game to others.

To be honest, I hate this game. After playing this game, no other puzzle game is fun anymore.

The game is worth playing for the combat system and the training system alone.

If Divinity 2 is the pinnacle of Western-style RPGs, Persona 4 is the pinnacle of JRPGs. The charming companions and sub-quests are a fantastic balance to the heavy, dark main story, keeping you entertained throughout your playthrough.

The beginning of this game is fantastic. I'm pretty sure you can take any JRPG and beat the first half of Persona 5. However, the second half's banality and unappealing bosses are a definite downside.

Fallout 4 was an improvement over 3 and a step up from New Vegas, but that was in graphics and systems. As an open world, it's a step backwards from New Vegas and less than 3 in terms of immersion. Of course, the game isn't without its fun

Let's face it, this game is old: the UI is clunky, the combat is frustrating, the graphics are buggy, and the story is linear. But the game completely immerses us in its oldness through atmosphere alone.

When you evaluate something, you have a reference point. For me, the reference point for a movie is The Dark Knight, and the reference point for a game is Skyrim, which has always been a reference point for me, from when I didn't play many games to when I played many great games.

GTA 3 was the first GTA I ever played. While it lacks the story and graphics of the newer entries, it's no different than the rest of the series in terms of the fun you get from playing GTA.

GTA is a long-running series, and it's had a lot of great protagonists, and if someone asked me who the most GTA-ish protagonist is, I'd say Tommy Vercetti from Vice City. The game is worth it for his presence alone.

The introduction, with its brooding, glowing Liberty City and epic OST, still gets my heart racing. On the downside, the missions are a bit cliched.

Nothing about the story or gameplay of this game is different from the original, so we'll comply. But what's the point of a remake that adds low-quality graphics and bugs?

Rockstar's best game. To this day, no other crime game comes close. The only downside to this game is that it sold so many copies that the sequel was delayed.

Act 1 and Act 2 are masterpieces that synthesize the best of many RPGs that have come before. Act 3 is a little less polished.

This game has a lot of boring battle and bugs. And map is too wide, especially the first map. But the story was really interesting and the characters were attractive.