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Control features Jesse Faden as a strong and compelling protagonist. She is both charismatic and capable, making her a great character to follow throughout the story. The narrative was mostly understandable despite its mysterious nature, and I enjoyed uncovering the secrets of the Federal Bureau of Control. The supernatural abilities were implemented very well, making combat feel dynamic and unique. Telekinesis, levitation, and the other powers added a lot of variety to the gameplay, atmosphere was dark and unsettling, which fit the game's world perfectly. Control was also surprisingly challenging, but overcoming its difficult encounters made victory feel even more rewarding. The gameplay systems were rich and offered plenty of options for different approaches.I completed the entire game on Normal difficulty, and for the most part the challenge felt fair. The only exception was Hartman, who felt like a poorly balanced boss compared to the rest of the game. Overall, Control is an atmospheric and rewarding action-adventure game with excellent supernatural powers, a memorable setting, and satisfying gameplay depth.

Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition delivers strong gameplay across most of its playable characters. I enjoyed playing as Dante, Nero, and Vergil, although V's gameplay style was not as enjoyable for me as the others. The combat system is excellent and remains one of the game's biggest strengths. However, I felt that it was not quite as fun for me as the combat in DmC: Devil May Cry (2013). The story was decent, but it did not feel like it moved the overall narrative forward in a significant **** feature I really appreciated was that every character had their own battle theme, giving each playstyle a unique identity. I also played the game in Turbo Mode, which made the action feel even faster and more exciting. The graphics were impressive, but I felt that the environments became more repetitive and less visually interesting as the game progressed. Overall, Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition is a stylish and highly enjoyable action game with excellent combat and memorable characters.

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 delivers a strong story and continues the adventures of both Peter Parker and Miles Morales in an enjoyable way. Their partnership works well, and it was great to see both Spider-Men sharing the spotlight throughout the **** of the most memorable moments was the opportunity to play as Venom, something I will not forget anytime soon. The gameplay shows clear improvements over the previous entries, with new mechanics and a greater sense of scale that keep the experience **** game also benefits from a cinematic presentation that makes many scenes feel like they belong in a big-budget superhero movie. However, despite its strengths, I felt that the overall atmosphere was not quite as special as the first Marvel's Spider-Man or Miles Morales. Overall, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is an excellent sequel with improved gameplay, memorable moments, and a strong cast of characters.

The Last of Us Part II tells a sad and emotional story about revenge, loss, and the consequences of violence. One of the game's strengths is that it allows players to experience the events from both perspectives, adding depth to the narrative and its characters. The gameplay is noticeably improved compared to the first game, offering smoother combat, better stealth mechanics, and more intense encounters. The action sequences are thrilling, and the cinematic moments are presented with exceptional quality. The graphics are outstanding, bringing the world to life with impressive detail and realism. Overall, The Last of Us Part II delivers a powerful story, refined gameplay, and a highly cinematic experience.

Mortal Kombat 1 features an interesting story built around the collision of alternate timelines, which kept the campaign entertaining and full of **** favorite character was Reptile, although I also enjoyed playing as many of the other ninjas. The Kameo system was a useful addition that added more options during fights and made the gameplay feel fresh. In terms of combat speed and overall gameplay, this is my favorite Mortal Kombat game to date.I spent around 120 hours with the game, taking my time to explore its content and mechanics. The graphics are beautiful, the character designs look fantastic, and I also enjoyed achieving victories in multiplayer matches. Overall, Mortal Kombat 1 delivers fast-paced combat, memorable characters, and excellent presentation, making it my favorite entry in the series.

God of War Ragnarök features a very well-written story and serves as a worthy continuation of the previous game. Exploring the world and completing missions was always enjoyable, and the game constantly rewarded curiosity and exploration.Both Kratos and Atreus have matured significantly since the events of the previous adventure, and watching their relationship develop was one of the highlights of the story. The combat system felt familiar and did not change dramatically, but it remained satisfying throughout the game.Among the many memorable moments, the battle against Thor stood out as truly epic. Combined with the game's cinematic presentation and beautiful graphics, it created an unforgettable experience. Overall, Ragnarök delivers a strong story, impressive visuals, and the grand scale expected from the series.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order introduces Cal Kestis as a strong and likable protagonist. I appreciated that his appearance was based on a real actor, which helped the game feel closer to the Star Wars films and added to the cinematic **** story is centered around survival and rebuilding hope in a dangerous galaxy. Before this game, I had never played as a Jedi in a Star Wars title, and the experience exceeded my expectations. Respawn Entertainment did an excellent job bringing the fantasy of being a Jedi to **** graphics were beautiful, the gameplay had a satisfying amount of depth, and BD-1 was a wonderful companion throughout the journey. The Star Wars atmosphere was captured successfully, and I especially enjoyed the combat system, which encouraged both careful defense and aggressive attacks. Overall, Jedi: Fallen Order is a fantastic Star Wars adventure that delivers a memorable story, engaging gameplay, and an authentic Jedi experience.

I played Resident Evil 5 in split-screen co-op and chose Chris Redfield as my character. The co-op experience was enjoyable, and the gameplay was solid, making it fun to progress through the campaign with another player.However, the game felt much more like an action title than a survival horror experience. While the combat and action sequences were entertaining, the horror atmosphere that I personally prefer was largely absent. Because of that, I enjoyed the game, but it did not fully deliver what I look for in a Resident Evil title.

Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales proves that Miles is more than capable of carrying the Spider-Man mantle. He is a likable protagonist, and I enjoyed following his journey throughout the **** story focuses on family and complicated friendships, giving the adventure an emotional core that keeps it engaging. Miles' unique abilities, especially his Venom powers and camouflage, add variety to the gameplay and make combat feel different from Peter Parker's style.I also loved using the DualSense adaptive triggers while web-swinging through the city, as they made traversal feel even more immersive. The winter version of New York looked beautiful and gave the game a unique atmosphere compared to the first title. Overall, Miles Morales is a great Spider-Man adventure with a charming protagonist, fun gameplay, and an excellent presentation.

Marvel's Spider-Man tells a beautiful and emotional story that balances superhero action with the personal life of Peter Parker. I enjoyed playing both as Spider-Man and as Peter, which helped make the story feel more grounded and engaging.Swinging through New York was incredibly fun, and the web-swinging mechanics never got old. The combat system features a smooth free-flow style that I enjoyed a lot, making every encounter exciting and satisfying. I completed all of the side activities across New York and earned the Platinum Trophy, which shows how much I enjoyed exploring everything the game had to **** of my favorite features was the large variety of suits available to unlock and use throughout the adventure. Overall, Marvel's Spider-Man is an outstanding superhero game that combines a strong story, fun gameplay, and a fantastic open world.

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is a very enjoyable platforming adventure with brave and likable characters. The game introduces a fun cast and keeps the story entertaining from beginning to **** wide variety of weapons adds a lot of creativity to the gameplay, encouraging different playstyles and making combat consistently fun. The gameplay itself is excellent, especially when combined with the unique features of the DualSense controller, which make every weapon feel distinct. The graphics are truly beautiful, showcasing the power of the PS5 with impressive visuals and detailed **** boss fights were also enjoyable and helped make the adventure feel exciting and memorable. Overall, Rift Apart is a polished and highly entertaining entry in the series.

Sonic Frontiers has a surprisingly good story for a platforming game and kept me engaged throughout the adventure. I explored the open world to its fullest and even earned the Platinum Trophy on PS5, which made the experience feel even more rewarding.Both the 2D and 3D levels were enjoyable to play, offering a nice variety of platforming challenges. The Titan boss battles were especially memorable, with epic music that made those moments feel truly spectacular. Most importantly, Sonic Frontiers gave me the chance to go on another adventure with the hero of my childhood. For that, I can only say: thank you, Sega.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time is a strong continuation of the series. Crash and Coco were as enjoyable as ever, while the new characters and the Quantum Masks added variety and kept the gameplay feeling fresh throughout the **** level design was well crafted, with creative ideas and challenges around every corner. The game is quite difficult, which is why I chose to play on Modern Mode, allowing me to enjoy the experience without worrying about limited lives. Overall, Crash Bandicoot 4 successfully expands on the classic formula with new mechanics, excellent level design, and a satisfying amount of variety.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time features a very interesting story built around the concept of time travel, which makes the adventure feel unique and memorable.Among all the dungeons, the Forest Temple stood out the most to me. Its atmosphere, visual design, and music were simply outstanding and created one of the most memorable locations in the game. The gameplay is thoughtfully designed in a way that is typical of Nintendo at its best, with exploration, puzzles, and progression all fitting together naturally. Overall, Ocarina of Time is not only a fantastic adventure but, in my opinion, the greatest video game of all time.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge brought back memories of the classic 2D games I used to play on the Sega. The game captures that old-school arcade spirit while feeling modern and polished.I chose Raphael as my main character, and I played through the game with my brother, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The visual style was charming and faithful to the TMNT universe, and the gameplay was exactly what I want from a beat 'em up game: simple, fun, and satisfying. Overall, Shredder's Revenge is a fantastic beat 'em up that combines nostalgia with great co-op gameplay.

Sword of the Sea is yet another small masterpiece. It combines beautiful visuals with an excellent soundtrack to create a memorable and immersive experience. The game feels similar to Journey, but on a larger scale and with even more impressive presentation. Exploring its world was both relaxing and captivating, making it a game that stands out through its atmosphere, art direction, and sense of adventure.

Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is the best kart racing remake and a perfect return to a childhood favorite with modern visuals. It successfully brings back the nostalgic feel while updating the presentation for a new generation. I played through the Adventure (career) mode and really enjoyed the experience. It was fun, engaging, and captured the spirit of the original game while still feeling fresh and polished.

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is a great collection, and all three games in the trilogy are enjoyable. Some levels were very difficult, but still fair and manageable, which made completing them feel **** gameplay has not aged badly at all and still feels solid and fun to play today. The boss fights were memorable and added variety to the overall experience. Overall, the trilogy delivers a fun and classic platforming experience that still holds up well.

Batman: Arkham Knight is a worthy and successful conclusion to the Batman Arkham trilogy. The graphics were outstanding and remain impressive even today, bringing Gotham City to life with incredible detail and **** gameplay was rich and offered plenty of activities, missions, and ways to approach combat and exploration. There was always something to do, making the experience feel full of content. My main criticism is that the true ending is locked behind collecting all of the Riddler trophies, which felt unnecessary and made the final conclusion harder to access than it should have been. Despite that issue, Arkham Knight delivers a strong finale to one of the best superhero game trilogies ever made.

God of War (2018) proves that the franchise only benefited from changing its world, tone, and overall direction. The shift was a bold move, but it paid off in every way. game tells a compelling story about a father and his son, making the journey feel more personal and emotional than previous entries. The combat system was enjoyable and satisfying, while the graphics were beautiful and the atmosphere felt almost fairy-tale-like at times. The cinematic presentation fits the franchise perfectly, helping every moment feel important and memorable. Overall, God of War (2018) successfully reinvented the series while preserving what made it great in the first place.

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy features an enjoyable partnership between Chloe Frazer and Nadine Ross, who make for an interesting and entertaining duo throughout the **** story feels very much like an expansion to Uncharted 4 rather than a completely separate chapter, but it still provides a fun journey. The Indian setting is beautiful, with impressive environments and memorable locations to explore. The gameplay also feels like an extension of Uncharted 4, which is a positive thing given how strong that game's mechanics were. The action sequences are exciting and entertaining, keeping the adventure engaging from start to finish. Overall, The Lost Legacy is a worthwhile addition to the Uncharted series and a fun adventure in its own right.

infamous: Second Son features an interesting story and a likable protagonist. Delsin was a fun character to follow throughout the game, and his different powers added a lot of variety to the **** unique abilities kept the experience fresh and made exploring and fighting more enjoyable. I spent a lot of time completing activities in the open world while trying to earn as many trophies as possible. I also chose the good karma path, which made Delsin's journey feel more heroic and rewarding. Overall, inFAMOUS: Second Son is an enjoyable open-world action game with fun powers and plenty of content to explore.

Journey is a beautiful game, but I’m not entirely sure I fully understood the story. Instead, I was mostly drawn in by the gameplay and the overall experience **** is a very relaxing game, with a calming atmosphere that makes the journey feel peaceful and enjoyable. Even without fully grasping the narrative, the experience of simply progressing through the world was what made it special for me.

Uncharted 4: A Thief's End tells a successful and satisfying final chapter in Nathan Drake's story. Following Nate's last adventure was a joy, and the emotional moments felt meaningful throughout the journey. The relationships between the characters were one of the game's greatest strengths, and I genuinely enjoyed watching their interactions unfold. The graphics and environments were stunning, with beautiful locations that constantly impressed me. The gameplay is the best in the series, refining everything that made the previous games great while adding new mechanics and more freedom in exploration. Overall, everything about the experience felt impressive, making Uncharted 4 a fantastic conclusion to Nathan Drake's adventures.

God of War III's strongest aspects were its platforming, puzzles, and, to some extent, its combat system. The gameplay offered a good mix of action and exploration, and the puzzles helped keep the experience **** story felt fairly simple and did not leave a major impression on me. Visually, the game had a very dark and gray color palette, which matched its tone but was not always appealing to my taste. Overall, God of War III was an enjoyable action-adventure game with some memorable gameplay elements, even if certain aspects were not as strong as I expected.

Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection offers three unforgettable adventures filled with entertaining and memorable characters. The puzzles were challenging but enjoyable, adding variety to the experience without becoming frustrating. The platforming was well designed, and the gunfights often felt like scenes from an action movie. My favorite entries in the collection were Uncharted 1 and Uncharted 2, although Uncharted 3 was also a very enjoyable adventure. Overall, this collection delivers a fantastic blend of exploration, action, and storytelling that makes it easy to understand why the series became so popular.

Mortal Kombat 11 features a good story that kept me interested throughout the campaign. Kronika was a challenging final boss, and I was only able to defeat her on the canonical way, which made the victory feel satisfying. The concept of different timelines and worlds colliding was interesting, and it felt like the developers may have taken some inspiration from MCU. The combat system was well designed and offered a balanced and enjoyable fighting experience. The graphics, powered by Unreal Engine, looked excellent and helped bring the characters and arenas to life.Among the guest characters, Spawn was my favorite addition, and I also spent a lot of time enjoying the multiplayer modes. Overall, Mortal Kombat 11 is a polished and highly entertaining fighting game.

Mortal Kombat X features a good story mode that kept me entertained from beginning to end. Among the new generation of fighters, Cassie Cage stood out as my favorite thanks to her fun and enjoyable gameplay **** combat system felt fast and dynamic, which I preferred over the slower pace of previous entries. I completed the story mode in one sitting because I was so engaged with the experience. The graphics and atmosphere were also impressive, helping make the game feel intense and visually striking throughout.

Mortal Kombat (2011) features an excellent story mode that kept me engaged throughout the entire game. One of its biggest strengths is the roster, which includes nearly all of the franchise's iconic characters. My personal favorites were the ninja fighters, who were as fun and memorable as ever, X-Ray attacks were a great addition and added extra excitement to the fights. The combat system was solid, although it felt a bit slower than I personally prefer, as I usually enjoy faster-paced fighting games. Despite that, Mortal Kombat (2011) is a strong entry in the series and a great celebration of the franchise's classic era.

Quantum Break has a good story, although it did not leave a particularly strong impact on me. I enjoyed watching the live-action episodes, which added an interesting layer to the overall experience. The graphics were impressive, thanks to Remedy's excellent game engine and visual presentation.However, the gameplay felt somewhat difficult and occasionally confusing, which made it harder to fully enjoy some parts of the game. Despite that, Quantum Break remains an interesting mix of storytelling, television-style episodes, and action gameplay.

Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands has a fairly simple story, but its platforming and acrobatic gameplay are enjoyable and make good use of the Prince's abilities. The game feels like a beautiful fairy tale, with a charming atmosphere and fun traversal mechanics.However, it does not reach the same level as the original Prince of Persia trilogy. This is noticeable in the game's overall scope and production values, which make it feel more budget-conscious compared to those classics. Despite that, The Forgotten Sands remains an enjoyable adventure for fans of the series.

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance tells a story that touches on many real-world issues while still delivering the over-the-top action the series is known for. The game can be challenging, but it always feels rewarding as you improve your skills and master the combat **** boss fights are the most memorable part of the experience, made even better by the epic soundtrack that accompanies them. Every major battle feels intense, exciting, and unique. Overall, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is simply a perfect slasher game that delivers some of the most satisfying action gameplay in the genre.

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West features natural, memorable, and entertaining characters. The locations are beautiful and visually impressive, creating a strong atmosphere throughout the game. The combat system is fairly simple, but I never felt bored by it, as the overall experience remained engaging. In general, the game delivers a beautiful and emotionally engaging story that leaves a strong impression.

Batman: Arkham Origins always delivers an interesting Batman story, especially with its winter setting, which adds a special atmosphere to the game. The boss fights were definitely the highlight and felt like the strongest part of the experience. The city map felt similar in size and structure compared to previous entries, but that did not take away too much from the enjoyment. Overall, I enjoyed the game for the most part and had a good experience playing it.

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow has a fairly average story, but the atmosphere and locations are very enjoyable and well designed. The combat system was not bad and remained fun most of the time. The boss fights were truly epic and stood out as one of the highlights of the game. However, the puzzles felt annoying and often disrupted the flow of the gameplay.

DmC: Devil May Cry was an excellent experience from start to finish. The new version of Dante worked surprisingly well for me. While he was not constantly making jokes like the classic Dante, I liked his more grounded and relatable personality. Limbo environments were visually impressive, creative, and varied, making every new area feel fresh. The combat system was an absolute joy to play, offering fast-paced action and plenty of freedom to experiment with different weapons and combos. The boss fights were memorable and entertaining, adding even more excitement to the experience.I also consider the reimagining of the characters and the world to be successful. Although it took the series in a different direction, it managed to create its own identity while remaining fun and engaging throughout.

Transformers: Fall of Cybertron is a solid sequel that delivers another enjoyable Transformers experience. While the story was not as strong or memorable as the one in War for Cybertron, it still provided some entertaining moments and continued the conflict in a satisfying **** gameplay remained fun throughout the campaign, although the sections featuring larger Transformers were not particularly impressive and felt like a missed opportunity. Despite these shortcomings, the game offered enough variety, action, and fan service to keep me engaged from start to finish. Overall, Fall of Cybertron is a good game and a worthy follow-up, even if it does not quite reach the heights of its predecessor.

Transformers: War for Cybertron is one of the best representations of the Cybertronian civil war in gaming. I started with the Decepticon campaign and enjoyed getting to know the characters and their motivations. The robot designs deserve special praise, as they perfectly capture the Transformers aesthetic while giving each character a unique identity. The transformation mechanic added a lot of variety to the gameplay. Using vehicle mode for movement and switching back to robot mode for combat made every encounter feel dynamic and engaging. The battles were intense, and I often found it hard to contain my excitement during the action-packed moments. With War for Cybertron, High Moon Studios did for Transformers what Rocksteady did for Batman: they created a game that truly understands and respects the franchise while delivering an outstanding experience.

Batman: Arkham City delivered a very impressive story from beginning to end. The villains once again stole the show, with memorable performances and strong roles throughout the game. I spent a lot of time exploring the open world and completing as many side missions and achievements as possible, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Catwoman's sections added variety and a fresh perspective to the gameplay, while Robin's DLC provided another epic experience. With Arkham City, Rocksteady took the series to a new level and created one of the best superhero games ever made.

Alan Wake's American Nightmare felt more like an expansion than a full sequel. The gameplay remained solid and introduced more aggressive weapons, making combat faster and more action-oriented. The locations were not as memorable or atmospheric as those in the original Alan Wake, but they still served the story well. It was interesting to follow the narrative and search for a way to defeat the villain. While the game lacks the scale and impact of the original, it provides an enjoyable continuation of Alan Wake's story and offers a fun experience for fans of the series.

This remaster has 5 playable characters with great and satisfying gameplay, beautiful skins. This version is a great chance to try the game! This is how you do perfect remaster!

Batman: Arkham Asylum has a good story and interesting characters, especially the villains. Facing and defeating them throughout the game was enjoyable. The locations are both beautiful and dark, creating a memorable atmosphere. The combat system brought innovation to the genre and remains fun to use. Exploring the island and making use of Batman's gadgets made the gameplay even more engaging. The stealth sections were a bit challenging, but completing side missions and clearing the map was enjoyable and rewarding. Overall, the game delivers a great Batman experience and remains a highly enjoyable action-adventure game.

My favourite RE game of all time! Action and Survival is so Great thing in this part! Ethan, Chris, Rose! My favourite boss fight is that against Heisenberg! RE Village is worth your time! Thank You, Capcom

Due to this soft-reboot I decided to join Resident Evil Community, good decision Capcom! Main heroes and villains are really good, loved them, also RE Engine delivers beautiful graphics, level design is also Art! Played DLCs too, Ethan, Chris RE7 opens new era in RE franchise, part of which I'm happy to be as a gamer!

Rise of the Tomb Raider was overall enjoyable for me. The story was quite interesting, and characters like Yakov and his daughter created a pleasant atmosphere. During combat, I sometimes ran out of assault rifle ammo and often had to face enemies wearing heavy armor. The puzzles made me think, which I really liked. I also enjoyed the Baba Yaga DLC. Overall, I would rate the game an 8/10. Thanks

I finished the Tomb Raider 2013 game (it's my very first TR game), and I liked it because the game is quite linear, and because of that, I was able to finish it quickly and with great enjoyment. The game feels like a big blockbuster, with interesting battles, easy puzzles, and platforming. I had heard complaints about Lara's character in this Survivor trilogy, that she supposedly cries a lot, but that’s not true. Even though she’s just starting her adventures, she is quite brave and skilled. Overall, my rating for the game is 8.5/10.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider was a good game overall, but its story was weaker compared to the previous two entries. Stealth gameplay dominates the combat sections, and I found it enjoyable. The new skill that causes enemies to hallucinate from arrows was useful. The locations were stunning, and the graphics were impressive. The game felt a bit short. Overall, I would rate it 7.5/10. Thanks

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was a very good game overall, even though it had some bugs and the graphics weren’t always that impressive. I played the PS5 4K version. The combat system was well designed. I used different stances to make the gameplay more interesting and to get through tougher sections. The last two bosses were quite challenging and really tested my skills. The platforming was a bit confusing at times, but still enjoyable. The locations were not as strong as in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, but they were still decent. It was also interesting to follow the development of the characters throughout the story. Final score: 8.5/10 Thanks ️

For me this game is a beautiful book that you play. You enjoy the gameplay and feel the atmosphere from plot, characters (excellent voice acting btw) and the locations. Alan Wake is ART. Thank You Remedy and Epic Games! Absolute Masterpiece

Bold survival-action game with a beautiful and strong female character like Jill Valentine Loved every second of game. I really liked this game! Thank you, Capcom, keep making Remakes of your Classics! Still good game