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The multiplayer is super fun, I've mostly only played breakthrough because it's my favorite mode, but I've had a great time! The fact that the game costs 90 dollars on PS5 for me PLUS 40 DOLLARS FOR THE BATTLEPASS (which I definitely won't waste my money on.) really drags the score down for me. It just screams greediness.

The puzzles were so fun (I only had to look up the solution for a single one) and all the climbing and stuff was exciting. As someone who studies Archaeology (and is quite interested in classical archaeology at that), I found this game to be super interesting despite it's basic premise. Story was alright, but I really liked the ending and I feel a little empty after finishing it.. :(

A lot of fun lore and interesting maps to explore. The bosses were also really fun. Not the best DLC out of the 3, but not the worst either.

Kept me really entertained during several flights and bus rides. The puzzles weren't TOO hard, and even if you have problems figuring some of them out, you get the option to skip them. I liked the story and music as well, really creepy atmosphere.

Wow, it really got better than Pillars of eternity I. Great DLC's, great characters, interesting factions and really fun side quests. The dungeons/caves/areas didn't feel like a slog to get through, and weren't as huge as the previous game (which sometimes made me really overwhelmed). I like the romance aspect of the game and it felt really good to finally be able to romance Aloth, it was like a slow burn considering the first game and it made it much more meaningful. Combat was ten times more fun, the enemies and boss's were super engaging to fight against. One of my favorite RPG's of all time for sure now.

Much better than Seeker, Slayer, Survivor. I haven't played The Beast of Winter yet, so I can't say for sure if this is the best DLC. So many funny moments, philosophical decisions and a lot of intriguing lore. I usually find fighting bosses tedious, but I think I fought every single possible boss here without trying to find some workaround. If you romanced Aloth you'll get some cute moments (funny ones as well, especially the last conversation lol). Really fun!

Not bad, but nothing special. Made for people who want difficult battles, and even more enemies to fight. Story was alright.

There's one thing Genshin Impact never fails to do. Dissappoint, dissappoint and dissappoint. I've played this game since 2020, I actually thought it was a great game at one point, so much so that I would log in every day. The game has given me tons of memories that I'll never forget, so it's sad to see the direction it has gone in. Natlan was TRASH, literaly garbage can trash dumpster toilet stink TRASH. Character designs? I've never ever seen worse in my entire life, Mavuika needs to be deleted. Ororon is literally from 2012 and don't even get me started on Chasca. Genshin Impact is a game run by racists and money hungry executives, they clearly no longer have any love for the game. The fact that the community will eat the trash they're given is even sadder, praising the developers for adding basic functions that other games add months after launch. IT'S BEEN 4 YEARS, why are there almost no quality of life additions?? Only the sidequests and exploration are worthwhile (excluding Natlan exploration. I had 100% in every area prior to it's release and I have no interest in completing the Natlan areas, considering I pretty much stopped playing all together) I wish nothing but the worst for this game, and I hope some people wake up to see the absolute trash it truly is. Sad.

Story: Bad. It's clear they're focusing more on selling their characters by making them all love the main character instead of actually trying to create a compelling story. Don't even get me started on how this includes most of the female cast and how one dimensional they end up feeling. Character design: Honestly, better than most gacha out there (For example ZZZ, Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail, can't get worse than Hoyoverse's terribledesigns). Still, it seems like Wuthering Waves is on it's way to fall into the same tropes these other games have when it comes to character designs. Seeing the armpits of the female characters is a must of course, and don't forget the thigh highs and thigh straps! Cantarella's design is an abomination, and her face literally looks like an overbred pug. I can't look at her for longer than 2 seconds without cringing. I don't have a problem with "sexy" characters, but come on, at least make the fan service equal for the male and female characters. Why are the men dressed like nuns compared to the women? AND PLEASE, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, STOP WITH THE "C" NAMES. I CAN'T REMEMBER THEM ALL. Exploration: Alright, went a little downhill with Rinascita, I prefered having lots of chests across the map and using the Lootmapper. Now it feels a little too easy, I miss having more complicated puzzles and interesting world quests to follow. I can't say I remember a single memorable world quest in Rinascita. The game looks beautiful at least and is well optimized and the combat is REALLY FUN, it's the only reason I'm still playing. With the direction this game is headed, I know for sure I won't spend a single cent on either skins, currency or pulls. The fact that there is one male character that has been released so far since Rinascita started and no sign of any other is just embarrassing. It ruins the immersion of the game, did all the males die in some sort of epidemic? But fine, keep going that direction and keep catering to the people that will end up leaving once a new fan service gacha game comes out. At least my money is safe in my wallet.

Didn't expect to like it as much as i did. Fun story to follow along, although a little basic. It was fun leveling up abilities the further i got in the game. SUPER FUN.

The graphics are breathtaking, the story is filled with twists, character development and sadness, exploration is REALLY fun, considering all the random events and random places you can find whilst riding around. Super detailed, I found myself lost in the hunting aspect of the game for hours and hours, wanting to find the coolest animals and craft cool clothing pieces, and this was only a small part of the game! The epilogue turned this game from a 9 to a 10 for me, it will be hard to find a game that surpasses the amount of detail and love that got put into this game.

I really liked all the reveals, and especially the ending. It made me happy to see how all the different side quests I had done and the choices I had made affected the ending I got. Cool lore drops and reveals, made me start reading the whole Pillars of Eternity wiki for a while as I tried to puzzle everything together.

A lot of fun and amazing side quests. The main story was really engaging and exciting, especially towards the end. One of my favorite DLC's of all time for sure.

Amazing dialogue and story/side quests. The combat was alright, it got pretty stale after playing for a while, but only towards the end. The philosophy and choices were amazing, always making you second-guess your answers and choices. The characters were all so interesting, and I found myself immersed in characters I disliked at the start. If Deadfire is supposedely better than this game, I'll be shocked, I honestly have no idea how it could get better than this.

Beautiful outfits and an engaging story. A lot of adorable and cute elements, such as brushing animals or interacting with the cute npcs of the world. The story isn't overly complicated or filled to the brim with confusing names, words or concepts, like a lot of other open world gachas are. A lot of different stuff to do like fishing, capturing bugs, and fighting esselings (the enemies), all to create amazing looking outfits. There is 0 fan service, which is a HUGE bonus. It feels like Infinity Nikki is an open world gacha that is finally catered to women all across the globe, and not like other gachas where they seem to mostly disregard this audience, just so they can keep releasing the same one dimensional "waifus". This game has a lot of potential, and I look forward to being there every step of the way!

Combat is super fun so far and so are the level designs, definitely the best dragon age game in that regard. The more linear story works wonders for DA, and exploration is still fun in the smaller areas. Dialogue and voiceacting needs some work, but it's not bad enough to ruin the whole experience or game.There is no way this game is around a 1 or a 2 in rating, it definitely has a lot of positive qualities. Dragon age has always been "woke", though I wouldn't expect the people that haven't played all the games to know that.

Combat is super fun so far and so are the level designs, definitely the best dragon age game in that regard. The more linear story works wonders for DA, and exploration is still fun in the smaller areas. Dialogue and voiceacting needs some work, but it's not bad enough to ruin the whole experience or game. There is no way this game is around a 1 or a 2 in rating, it definitely has a lot of positive qualities.

The atmosphere of the game is just crazy good, and is the best of all the witcher games. Act 1 was terrible though, and I almost dropped the game because of it. Luckily I didn't, and I ended up experiencing a really good game. The weird sexual cards were definitely a choice.. And the fact that women just threw themselves at Geralt was pretty weird.. I just wanted to give this elf woman some bread and the next second I'm met with one of those cards.. Luckily the story was pretty cool, and the sidequests were enjoyable. The combat is often called "bad", but I think it was unique and new, which made it pretty fun. Sometimes it became repetative, but it was also kind of satisfying changing between different swords/stances and having to press at the right moment.

This is the most fun combat I've ever experienced I believe.. It's definitely an improvement from the previous Dragon's Dogma game. When I was travelling all across the map, it really felt like I was on a real adventure, planning ahead for my travels. The part that is really painful is the pretty awful story and bad enemy variety, the "romance" system is also terrible and should have either just not been included or at least have been an improvement from the first game. Even with all these negatives, I still thoroughly enjoyed Dragon's Dogma 2 and thinking back to it I really had a LOT of fun. Especially considering the fact that the new beastren race made it possible for me to recreate my cat as a pawn in the game.

A fun and short game. The combat was pretty nice, having a lot of alternate weapons to choose between, though it was kinda clunky at times which is expected from such an old game. Figuring out the levels was also pretty fun, but could get confusing at times, which may have just been my own fault for not reading the instructions or hints properly. The story on the other hand was alright, it really picked up near the end, but the "emotional" bits just didn't land.. I'm excited to see what the other devil may cry games bring to the table, and hopefully some areas improve. Overall super fun.

Pretty great. The combat is okay, but not super fun, it might have just been my fault considering I went with a sneaky archer apporach most of the time. The level scaling is pretty bad, which made me have to adjust the slider to the easiest difficulty just to not waste years killing a simple deadra monster during the main quests. Speaking of main quests, they were pretty good. Nothing too crazy or unique, but still enjoyable. All in all, it's a really memorable game and definitely is worth playing.

I remember spending my whole day as a kid playing this game, it was just so addictive and fun. The expansion packs actually brought a lot of content compared to the sims 4 today and the open world just makes the sims 3 much more superior to the sims 4. One negative thing that I remember would always happen was that the game would crash and I would lose all my progress.

A fun and unique game, which made me laugh and smile countless times. The game can get quite repetitive after a while.

I have spent so many hours playing this game, and the only reason I continue to play is mods and cc. The expansion packs are expensive and lackluster, most of them contain stuff that should have already been in the base game. The character creator is good, better than the previous sims games. There are loading screens literally everywhere, the most annoying ones are the loading screens in the apartments.

A really unique and fun game. I feel quite stressed when I play this because of all the stuff you have to consider and do to survive, but I still find myself wanting to replay and make a new clan every few months.

This game is amazing, I never believed I would like it as much as I did but I found almost everything about it super fun. The quests are really fun, the main quests are also really good. The dark brotherhood storyline and thieves guild is good at times but also a bit dissappointing. The "cities" don't even look like cities if you compare it to Oblivion for example where the cities actually were big and not just 3 houses and 1 bigger house. But the good and fun parts outweigh the bad by a LOT.

Maybe my favorite GTA game, though I have not played many but plan to soon. Nico is an interesting character and the way characters act and the voice acting is really realistic. The city looks really good and the atmosphere is really nice. I also found the main story interesting and I was super excited to learn more as I progressed throughout the story.

I really like the characters and main story, but the combat and level design is just not good in my opinion. There were times where I just wanted to finish as fast as possible because I got so impatient of fighting 50 of the same enemies with really boring combat. Because of this I finished the game pretty fast, but the amount of choices you can make in this game is simply astonishing and removes all the bad and makes it more positive.

The combat is pretty bad but I love the characters and the main story, and especially the different choices you can make. The antagonist is really cool and the atmosphere in this game is AMAZING.

The witcher is my favorite game franchise of all time. Witcher 3 has the best side quests, contracts, graphics, combat and much more compared to the older games, though I find the main story alright, not super good. The antagonists are much more interesting in Witcher 1 and Witcher 2, but the side quests and DLCs make up for it.

The combat is so much fun and the bosses look amazing, I think this game has the best and most fun combat of all RPGs I've ever played. I love that the pawns actually help in game with a lot of different stuff and aren't like npcs in other games. The graphics are very nice. It runs amazing on my gaming laptop, and doesn't make it heat up as much as older and worse looking games do.

The graphics are awful on ps5 and it looks disgusting compared to other games that released around the same time like Dragon Age: Inquisition and The Witcher 3. The fights are so unbearably boring that I couldn't keep playing, which I think is just like all souls games where you hit, roll away, wait for a long time, hit and repeat. The level designs are also very bad and it wasn't even fun navigating throughout the levels. A MAJOR dissappointment as I had heard so much good stuff about this game.