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People **** on the graphics but I think it is not so bad. Don't get me wrong, it is very far from next-gen! The reason for my score is that I think the interaction between characters are not very good. The game wants you to like certain characters but it just doesn't work for me. I don't feel the chemistry. Faces are good, but the facial expressions are non-existent. I encountered only few bugs. The story for me is mid in a way that I didn't feel too much connected to the protagonist who was looking for their blade twin, even though they are messing with us the whole time. One of the endings is very lame and idealistic. We as the protagonist keep messing with all the other characters regardless of their side, and they still trust us for some reason, lol. Protagonist is the worst character, really. This is not a bad game, but it isn't worth the full price. I had a harsh review on Ghost of Tsushima, too, but after all this time and after Rise the of the Ronin, I think it was a better game.

FIFA had been the same for the last 15 years, why would EAFC be different? Made by one of the worst developers with microtransactions and money-grabbing in mind. Gameplay-wise it's very similar, nothing real innovation. In competitive,it's about abusing and "hacking" the game. Other modes are neglected as always even though they promised a new manager mode. They made some changes but they were so lazy that many of the screens are the same for years, and they haven't fixed bugs for years. They only update Rivals and **** out new cards for you to buy them.

Tried it because it was free in PS Plus. Awesome graphics and atmosphere; however, I find the combat mechanics awful and not enjoyable at all. Because of this, the game is pretty boring with a very slow start.

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Endless fun, very creative ideas, and the limit for the players is the sky.

Very cool game. Works very well with open world. I'm not giving it more points because I prefer the old-school top-down Zelda games.

I don't really know what to say. I played TLOU Remastered a couple of times, TLOUP2 is probably my favorite game ever because it put me on an emotional roller coaster. Whereas I admit TLOUP2 has problems, TLOU was already a perfect game, and now that the graphics and mechanics are improved, I have no words.

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I'm aware this is not a fan favorite from the franchise, but after a slow start, it really grew on me. The story is like a soap opera, which is a bit too much, but we've met really interesting characters along the way, and at the end I really felt for the two kids. Lots of possible endings, too, and not really happy endings, it does move you and make you sad most of the times. I love the many choices that you can make throughout the game, which influence the outcome.

This is what I wrote about this game in 2017: Very charming game with a lovely romantic story and some twists. + improved graphics + Chloe's new voice is actually very good + choices moved to WASD, which makes it better - considering it is only 3 (+1 deluxe) episodes to play, one episode is too short (3-hour long maybe). i would go for longer (3-4 hours) episodes or more. 5 episodes worked so well in LiS. it is set 3 years earlier than LiS, so the story has more potential. All in all: awesome as the original. Recommended. Based on this, I would give it the same rating, but honestly I remember very little from the story. LiS and LiS2 is burnt into my brain, this one is not really.

I remember starting the game in the evening and I couldn't put it down, I played all night and barely slept. Really awesome, engaging but shocking story! This is the kind of game that I can mention as an example that I feels like and interactive movie or series. Lots of gaps in the mechanic, not very intuitive, and the choices are quite limited compared to LiS2 or Detroit: Become Human. I still love the vibe, the music, and the characters.

I'm rating this even if I haven't finished it. I haven't because it's very monotonous, all the quests are the same: kill everyone. Main quest, side quests. Some cool improvement in gameplay and mechanic, but it's not enough. I and II are better games, better atmosphere, too! This is just a GTA wannabe. Extra point for "All Along the Watchtowers".

I don't find this worse or better than the first game. It's more open, though. Too bad this is not a remake only a remaster. Joe is a great side character. Vito is okay, but I prefer Tommy.

Heartbreaking game; play it only if you want to cry. Cute little foxies, wonderful music, tears. Very nice indie game.

Better installment than Fallen Order in every **** the time I got to play it, it was patched up, and I experienced much fewer bugs than those who played on day 1. Open world suits the game, but I preferred the more linear metroidvania style. That's me. And I'm not a fan of soulslike games or combats. That's me again.

What a simple but addictive game! Good maps, good weapons and abilities, cool combinations. Little bit short as of now still.

I find it a bit unbalanced the first part being the longest and having the most puzzles. Next parts of the map are not so puzzly and some are very short. Game is not difficult on normal level, it gives a lot of resources. I liked the atmosphere, the story is farfetched, and we are very far from the old zombie theme.

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Very good level designs, great weapons, good story. Challenging but manageable normal mode. I really liked the game.

I cannot wait for the next game of Playdead. I enjoyed both Limbo and Inside. This game is really dark with a weird story and setting.

Played it on Vita a few years ago, perfect game for a small handheld console.

The game is boring with an awful camera work and clumsy physics. Landscape is nice, though.

Remember that money, jobs, even best pals will come and go. But family? Family is forever.

This game is a masterpiece. +++ Graphics, music, character designs, level design, weapons and abilities + We have side quests now and improvable weapons and abilities + We have real boss fights along with the escape scenes, although the escape sequences are much easier then in BF The story is just wonderful. It made me cry several times, and it hurts even to think about it. This game is an improvement in every aspect, all sequel must be like this. Highly recommended. It's become one of my favourite games.

I'm only giving this a 9 because Will of the Wisps is an improvement in every aspect. The two make up one beautiful game and story. + Perfect graphics + Perfect music + Lovable characters + Lovable story + Cool platformer level designs - I missed the weapons and attacking options, but I liked that the "boss fights" are these escape scenes

This is a very nice game. Definitely good way to do an indie game, and I'm glad it's free with PS subscription. - nice graphics, the cat moves like a real cat; however it doesn't look very nice imo - beautiful settings, i loved the city, the colors, the lighting - simple but immersive story - well designed puzzles

I couldn't start enjoying the game because it's all loading screens, loading screens, loading screens... low fps, low resolution textures...

I generally do not like JRPGs, I've tried P3P and P4G on PSP and PS Vita but they didn't click. I gave more time to P5, played at least 20 hours, and it's not bad, I rather enjoy it, but I don't think I will finish the game. My main problem is not with the text, but with the cringe dialogs. Japanese games make social interaction so out of this world that it gives me goosebumps. I give it a 7 because I don't think it's a bad game, but it's just not my cup of tea. Very nicely optimized, btw! Good work.

Favourite game of my childhood. Loved the gameplay, the story, the characters. Best episode of the MGS series.

I'm not very good at roguelike games but I really enjoy Returnal. Cool graphics, enemies, excellent use of dual sense. Very tense gameplay.

Excellent DLC to the base game. I felt it was more challenging, and the NPCs and cutscenes were better designed.

I liked the game, the mechanics, the story was amazing. Graphics and mocap was lazy at most times, NPCs had no life in them. Frozen Wild was an improvement in that sense to the base game.

For me this game was better in almost every sense than HZD. BUT! The ending was disappointing. + Improved graphics + Some dual sense use + Very cool new machines + Music of 2022 for me -Too many weapons, armors upgrade options, it made the game extremely overwhelming and grinding -Story ending was disappointing -I played on day 1 and faces some glitches and bugs

I've never played Hotline Miami, but I immediately liked Katana Zero. Nice graphics, cool story, great music, challenging gameplay. Recommended!

pros: - okay story, twists - okay characters - good music cons: - only slightly changed mechanics, feels like the same game as GOW 2018 - forced sentimental moments - puzzles are spoiled by the NPCs - invisible walls, fake open world - ps4 game with ps4 graphics, zero use of dual sense, no next gen vibe - boring, repetitive enemies, grinding

Not a very bad game but the story and characters couldn't make me interested.

This game has left a hole in my heart. I wish I could meet the characters again. We miss Snake and Quiet.

What is your plan, Peter? What are we doing here, Peter? What are you thinking about, Peter? We're just gonna stand here and insult each other until you tell us what to do, Peter. We don't have ideas, Peter, so we're just gonna keep talking until dawn. + excellent soundtrack + nice graphics + developers clearly had some good ideas (e.g. huddle) + good characters + interactive movie + story based - repetitive gameplay, boring combat - boring weapon upgrades - boring outfit options, no added value - chemistry between the characters just doesn't work for me - many technical glitches, fps drops in performance mode - gameplay is basically walking and talking, nobody shuts up for a second, it can be annoying - comic gimmicks - i said being an interactive movie is a plus, but when you expect an exciting action game, this is not what i want - lame huddle dialogs - Peter is an unauthentic leader to me - aim lock does not work properly many times - lame puzzles - many uninteresting things to interact with

I have to tell I'm not a big Crash player. I played some on PS1 and pS2 when I was a kid and that's about that. I beat this game but I hated all the way to the end, it was verrry frustrating. The bosses are super easy but the levels aren't, especially if you try to get every boxes and wumpa fruit. I'm happy I beat it, it was not all bad, but never again. Oh but it has a lot of great mechanics, which is a plus.

Mimir is the best side character ever. Before I played the game, I was not really well informed on Nordic mythology but the game made me want to know more about it. At the beginning the story felt hard for me to follow, but at the end I was shocked how things turned out. Nice graphics, well written characters, great plot.

Our favorite coop survival game. Cute graphics, variable characters, great crafting. Many places to explore, many things to do. You can easily spend hundreds of ours in one save file and not get bored.

Fantastic game, very relaxing with a lot of things to do. I tried it on all the platforms but my favorite is the Switch. Excellent go-to or vacation game. Love it, 10/10

This game is so not for me. What I did like: - BD-1 - Comes free with EA Play subscription - backtracking What I didn't like: - bugs, glitchy, boring combat - characters - story is basically erased with the ending - voiceover - you collect freaking ponchos - the collectibles don't add to the game - boring platforming - you have few moves in combat, every better move requires the force

Very good game, best of the Uncharted series. This episodes shows a lot of development in gameplay, graphics, mechanics. Characters are still great, new characters are similarly. Story is great and it makes the game actually a movie with some gaming elements.

(It's been 2 weeks I played this game, and I realized it's becoming so forgettable for me, feels like a 6/10 experience instead.) I kinda feel this game is so hyped because of the disappointment of TLOU2 - people jumping on the bandwagon to point fingers and mumbling "this is how you do it!" Well.. I wanted to love this game just as much the positive reviews, but this game is a 7/10 max. Developers were playing safe, borrowing ideas from other games to publish something that is easy to like (but hard to love?). I can list many open-world games that are more complex than this. I'd say this game should have been a linear game with more effort put in the characters and dialogs. Postivies: - landscapes are beautiful, especially when there's sun in the sky - main story and the side characters' stories are good (but predictable) - combat is fine at first but tend to be boring after a few hours - ghost stand/mode/whatever is fun Negatives: - graphics has huge glitches and bugs, especially in character movements, walking, climbin stairs, and clothes - every 3rd citizen looks and moves the same - empty open world, you ride your horse for minutes and nothing happens - meaningless collectibles - AI is **** they can't hear or see you, only if they are facing you - dumb monologs and dialogs - after you complete the story and still have collectibles to reach 100%, it gets really boring - normal mode is too easy, and it's too easy to get 100% - isn't really worth replaying, too monotonous - if you set language to Japanese, characters are speaking Japanese but their lips are moving for English

This is game is a masterpiece. I just wish I was better at it. It has a great dev support. They always release new patches and make changes from time to time. The game itself has huge replayability. Nice cartoon graphics, depth in mechanics. Really challenging.

I grabbed this collection at the beginning of quarantine for free, which seemed like a good deal. I remember being a kid, not having the PS3 and envying those who had, as I read in magazines that Uncharted was the Indiana Jones game everyone wanted, and Nathan Drake is the male Lara Croft. So I didn't have experiences with the games but I still had that nostalgia feeling when I started playing. Well... This game did not age well. Maybe back in 2007 the first instalment looked and felt fantastic, but today in 2020 it is awful. It's a pointless, brainless shooting game with annoying controls and lame puzzles. General positives: - great characters - funny dialogs - okayish story (it isn't necessary bad but it isn't good either) - can be quite challenging even on normal - quite good PS VITA remote play General negatives: - poor controls - brainless shootings - Nate vs 1000 people - mostly copy-paste. same stuff over and over again - i didn't like the supernatural aspect at all, i didn't feel it belongs to the seriess. treasure hunting is cool and stuff, but the weird creatures and curses are not. UNCHARTED: Drake's Fortune - 3/10 I played this mostly on my PS Vita in bed which was a good experience. You can set the controls to L1 and R1, so it's okay. The game is so dark there were moments I couldn't see anything, I had to turn off HDR on both the TV and PS4 and it still ****. Controls are awful. Many times I fell off cliffs and buildings because it refused to do what I wanted to do. It was really annoying, I barely enjoyed the game all in all. UNCHARTED 2: Among Thieves 5/10 I know this is a fan favorite but for me it seemed like a copy-paste. A bit improved controls but not great, but it was still dark in HDR. I hated the train scenes and the fact i had to climb it twice. I wanted to give this 4 out of 10 but I gave an extra point for Chloe. UNCHARTED 3: Drake's Deception 6/10 I liked this episode the most, and by 'like' I actually mean I kinda liked it. I liked the flashback, I liked that we could swim, ride a horse, and controls and graphics were much better overall. And the coolest thing is when Nate is fistfighting and grabs a dead fish and slaps the mofos in the face. Nate has X legs and runs like an idiot, though. Average 4.6/10 from me.

I love this game. Beautiful graphics, unique atmosphere, great acting, touching story, decision making.

It's been a year since I've played RDR2, and I had and have played many open-world games before and after finishing this Rockstar masterpiece and I keep thinking "It's good but it's not as good as RDR2". RDR2 is may favorite open-world game and Arthur Morgan is one of my most beloved characters this generation has seen. Good story, great graphics, emotions.

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