maestro_tim

It’s a beautiful story. Probably one of the strongest ones that we’ve had in recent years. Silent Hill F contains a lot of cultural and traditional elements and the game really wins because of it. Replayability is also on point, since the game has 5 endings, and it ACTUALLY DELIVERS in terms of adding more layers to the whole story of Hinako and characters around her. Though I should mention that the 1st playthrough left me shocked the most. Game design is stunning, from the OST of a franchise legend Akira Yamaoka to the art of the city of Ebisugoaka, from the gory stuff to the lighting of the boss arenas - everything is a top notch! The only downside is (you guessed it) - fighting mechanics. At times it felt really uncomfortable. But considering that the rest of the game was executed astonishingly good, you can give it a rest and make it through even like that. So in the end I would definitely recommend it to everyone who is in love with horror genre in general. And especially to those who look heavy psychological plots to discover. I am sure it won’t disappoint! My strongest 9 out of 10

Amazing open world game with so much things to do. I guess the biggest advantage of this game is in its concept. Big Machines are simply awesome to kill. Graphics are really on top. Gameplay is pretty simple, like all of this open world games (clear zones, side quests, opening the map, etc.) The plot is nice, but not that good. 40-50 hours of satisfaction

Flying around NYC is a great experience. And thats the biggest benefit of this game. Well, it was in 2004. The story line was ok, nothing extraordinary. I believe that these days the game would probably ****

The worst thing about this game is that it's extremely short. The rest of it is brilliant. For 2000, the game had nice gameplay. The coolest thing about this game is looking for secret comic books around the levels. Find the right amount and open new costumes - brilliant

Buzz Lightyear's game is a great example of making the video game out of cartoon. It has amazing big levels full of interesting characters and challenges. I would claim that Toy Story 2 was one of this games developing "open world" as we know it now.

Armageddon has a great cinematic intro and the worst story line. The only huge benefit of this game is that you have all the characters from MK universe! So its a great experience to play it against your friends. Also the new option of creating your own fighter is really nice. The biggest disappointment is absence of fatalities!

That's the biggest story mode you have in MK games. And its definetely worth of it. The whole fighting system is a bit uncomfortable comparing to original games and MKX but still you can have a lot of fun! Also has some new modes like Chess and Puzzle.

The game has a huge benefit in its campaign which repeat the story line from the original first two parts of Mortal Kombat. Rewatching the main plot on a new engine with good script is a simple joy. Gameplay is classic and thats the proof of great quality!

MKX is a very complete fighting game, with interesting campaign with new characters, great gameplay, and competitive levels. Its great to play it against your friends, and its a lot of fun to see a bloody fatalities. However I must admit, that this game is a bit different from the original universe everyone loved so much. Throughout the game I had thoughts that the classic MK spirit was lost. Maybe its a new characters, maybe the absence of classic old ones.

One of the best action games of its time. Shaolin Monks had and amazing plot to follow. The gameplay was so simple but so comfortable to play. The fights were astonishing, the level design was on top. Looking for the secrets on the levels was amazing. I still remember my satisfaction of unlocking Sub Zero and Scorpion as playable characters in the main campaign! Simply amazing

If the first parts of Harry Potter games were fan based platformers, The Order of the Phoenix became sort of action game. I remember enjoying playing some levels, and casting spells, but at some point somewhere in the middle, this game has nothing new to give and that is frustrating,

The game was impressive. Being a fan of Harry Potter universe, you would appreciate this game. The game design was on top. All the secrets and collectibles were fun to get. The plot was interesting and entertaining, even if you saw the original movie.

Crash Bash was ok, not what everyone expected from the fifth game in Bandicoot universe, however it took some time to kill. Competitive game with well-known characters had some interesting levels. Some of the mini games were original however after the third time beating the same level but with trickier opponents simply became boring.

Graphics made it on another level. Fifa was always a great sports game, however this time, EA made a huge difference for PS4 users. Great Fifa, nothing more to add

The gameplay was a bit uncomfortable but the whole concept of the game made it unique. The game design and graphics itself was really great for 1999. Good classic

Games like Spyro: Year of the dragon are so rare these days. Just like Crash Bandicoot, this platformer was revolutionary. Game design was on top. Looking for the eggs was one of the best adventures I've ever had in my entire gamer's career! I wish developers would make a remake!

At that time, racing games with characters from different universes were on top. But this game was the best of the best. Bosses were amazingly good. Gameplay was simple but great. I could re-play the story mode several times and get satisfied every time! Great example of kart games

Call of Duty disappointed with this game. Multiplayer maps are not that interesting to play in. Plot is weak. Its way worse than Modern Warfare back in the days

It was my very first game and I still believe its probably one of the best I've ever played. I strongly recommend this masterpiece to all gamers all over the world