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Enis Kirazoğlu’nu çok severim; hem içerikleriyle hem de oyun dünyasına katkısıyla gönlümde yeri bambaşka. Anomaly Agent, ruhunu sonuna kadar hissettiren, enerjik ve stil sahibi bir oyun. İmkanların, imkansızlıkların, ekibin kişi sayısının, bütçenin farkındayım. Sonuç olarak bu Enis Kirazoğlu'nun ve ekibinin ilk oyun denemesi, gönlümde bu oyunun puanı 10 ve her zaman da öyle kalacak ama objektif baktığımda 6 vermem gerektiğini hissediyorum. Çünkü mekanik olarak oyunun kendini tekrar eden yapısı, ilerledikçe çeşitliliğin azalması ve bazı boss dövüşlerinin beklentimin altında kalması beni zaman zaman oyunun temposundan kopardı. Platform bölümleri kimi yerde akıcı hissettirse de, bazı yerlerde daha rafine olabilirdi. Hikâye anlatımı ise çok potansiyel barındırmasına rağmen bazen aceleye gelmiş gibi hissettirdi—sanki anlatılmak istenen şey daha büyük ama alan dar kalmış gibiydi. Yine de ilk oyunu için bu kadar sağlam bir iş çıkarmak büyük saygıyı hak ediyor. Ben bir eleştirmen değilim. Asla haddime değil belki böyle bir değerlendirmeyi yazmak. Ama Enis abi sana karşı dürüst olmak istedim. Sonradan geek olmuş bir gamer olarak seni seviyom abim. President gelsin artık Anomaly Lore'una ve evrenine aç kaldık. Umarım en çok Dost abinin fikrini dikkate alırsın çıkarmadan önce. Biliyorum yorumları okuyosun :) Sevgiler,Saygılar...

Builds impressively on Ezio’s journey with refined mechanics and satisfying progression. While not as groundbreaking as its predecessor, its focused design and Brotherhood system made it stand out.

Arguably the best pirate game ever made, but at the time, I hated how it pulled me away from the Assassin narrative I deeply cared about. It’s great at what it does—I just didn’t want that.

Ambitious in scope, but let down by janky combat, forgettable characters, and uneven pacing. A few memorable moments, but mostly underwhelming.

Fast and furious with great weapon feedback, but the repetition and lack of variety compared to its sequel hold it back.

Emotionally resonant and mechanically tight, but the punishing difficulty curve sometimes overshadows its narrative heart.

A beautifully animated and innovative platformer that still holds up. Combat and camera issues keep it from greatness, but the rewind mechanic was groundbreaking

Even if there were technically stronger hack-and-slash games at the time, this one carved out a permanent space in my heart with its scale and pacing.

An ambitious blend of Disney whimsy and JRPG melodrama. Despite its convoluted plot, the charm and soundtrack carry it far.

A creative and expansive sandbox, but the heavy reliance on crafting mechanics diluted my emotional connection to the world. As impressive as it is, the original still holds a more special place for me.

Great puzzles and writing, but pacing slows in the second half and mechanics rarely evolve.

Relaxing and addictive, but lacks structure and long-term challenge for some players(Like myself).

Deep systems and immersive sim design, but pacing and combat aren't always satisfying.

A mechanically solid experience wrapped in a narrative that walks a tightrope between sincerity and satire. It tells a story that demands to be taken seriously—but doing so means the point gets lost.

Strong atmosphere and world-building, but inconsistent tone and awkward shooting mechanics.

Great combat and visuals, but Batmobile sections feel forced and repetitive.

A visual marvel with brutal difficulty. Challenge is rewarding but can become frustratingly unforgiving.

Deep and mechanically satisfying, but overwhelming systems and uneven level design make it hard to recommend to newcomers.

Fast and stylish action, though camera and enemy variety fall short of genre leaders.

Gripping story, but dated driving mechanics and punishing difficulty spikes hold it back.

Emotionally haunting and psychologically deep, but tank controls and pacing are hard to ignore.

Strong gunplay and base building, but shallow RPG systems and a weak story hold it back.

Huge and entertaining, and the most realistic AI after RDR but overly reliant on satire and lacks meaningful evolution in gameplay.

Still mechanically satisfying, but its age shows in pacing, UI, and grind...

Heartfelt and hilarious, but outdated combat mechanics and padding weigh it down.

Visually stunning but uneven in pacing. Doesn’t quite reach the heights of its predecessor.

Fun traversal and flashy combat carry the experience. Side content lacks depth and variety.(Swinging like spider-man is the most beautiful thing in the world)

Visually stunning and emotionally nostalgic, though its structure feels uneven and some chapters drag more than they deliver.

Classic sci-fi horror done right, though combat repetition and corridor fatigue set in.

Great atmosphere and intriguing narrative, but combat and pacing often feel uneven.

Gorgeous and emotional, but its linearity and pacing issues slow the momentum.

Deep combat systems and addictive progression. UI and early-game clarity are real hurdles.

Tight, fast-paced shooting and an excellent campaign. Multiplayer support was sadly short-lived.

Grounded tone and physics are impressive, but clunky driving and sluggish movement feel dated.

Now functional, but still inconsistent. Narrative moments shine, yet systems feel disjointed.

Beautiful and cinematic, but plays it safe mechanically. Lacks the challenge or depth of its peers.

Tough as nails and uniquely oppressive, though RNG and grind-heavy loops can become exhausting.

Visually promising and stylish, but early impressions suggest potential bloat and unbalanced pacing. and bruh, invisible walls. In 2024. Still good game tho

Satisfying mecha customization and combat, but limited mission variety and storytelling depth hold it back.

Incredible modding and open-ended exploration. Core combat and writing often feel shallow.

Expansive and visually rich, but bloated with repetitive tasks and overstretched progression.

A technical marvel for its time. Still impressive, though pacing and gunplay feel dated by modern standards.

A visual poem about connection and solitude. Limited interactivity may not appeal to all.

Minimalist storytelling meets oppressive atmosphere. Short but hauntingly memorable.

Brutal, precise, and rewarding. Its aging mechanic is brilliant, though its difficulty curve may not be for everyone.

A gritty, bullet-time trailblazer with a strong narrative. Controls feel clunky by modern standards.(Bu oyun legend aq legend)

Endlessly creative and mechanically tight. Some kingdoms feel less inspired than others.

Janky but deeply rewarding. Its sandbox freedom is impressive, though clunky visuals, stiff animations, and a lack of narrative depth make it a tough sell without mods.

Strong island setting and fun progression systems. Narrative doesn’t quite land, but gameplay loop is addictive.(Sonra Ubisoft işin bokunuçıkarmasaydı iyiydi ama)

Call of Duty 4: Modern WarfareA game-changer for shooters with its cinematic pacing and multiplayer(Which I don't care a lot) revolution. I played gor the campaign. It is short, but iconic.