vigoroth0402

Another terrible game in an illegal monopoly. We may have to have the government step in to get a better madden game.

This game is absolutely sublime. Everything was perfectly crafted, from the opening cinematic, to the vast open world, all the way to the final battle scene. The voice actors do a wonderful job with line delivery, there is just so much detail and it shows in every aspect of the gameplay. Historical accuracy (for the most part), colourful and varied scenery, supporting characters you actually want to learn more about, Jin's interaction with the world, and a slew of other amazing gameplay elements. I apologise if this element sounds incoherent, but it's hard to overstate the brilliance of this game, and I will be SHOCKED if it is not at least considered for GOTY.

Another strong Yakuza game that will undoubtedly fall under the radar. Unfortunately, Yakuza games do not get the publicity they should, and as such many miss out on this series. The plot is great, the engine runs like a charm, the characters are gripping and engaging. This is one of the few stories that you truly find yourself invested in and wanting to finish, but not really wanting the fun to end.

I'd say this game is way too long and drawn out story wise, and the actions are clunky and slow. But, there are many silver linings. The open world is beautiful and has so much to be admired, and the the exploration itself is fairly rewarding. However, it's truly just another Rockstar game.

This game, quite honestly, just looked like a reskin of Rise of the Tomb Raider, doing more of the same from the last installment. Also, on side quests, Lara looks quite inanimate in the dialogues. But, there are definitely positives. The puzzles are once again stimulating and the third person combat is fairly fluid.

While Odyssey definitely does some things wrong (microtransactions, a bit cluttered) it does a lot right. The game is flat out gorgeous and the open world is humongous. Also, the ship combat from Black Flag is a nice positive touch.

Insomniac Games truly nailed it with this title! A relatable protagonist, charismatic antagonists, a great traversal system, and an aesthetically pleasing New York City are among the many commendable features this game has to offer. While many will say that there are repetitive side quests and open world activities, I personally see this as a negligible detail that really doesn't detract from the addictive NYC playground the game puts forth.

This game is so bad, I can't even justify giving it a point here. It seems like a game that the developers just threw together in all of about a week and didn't do any testing on it at all. I can't believe I actually spent 60 dollars of my hard earned money on this. This game should have been delayed or even cancelled, The graphics literally look like they're made out of paper, and the enemies don't even look imposing.

So, when I originally started this game, I really didn't like it all that much. It was too much sensory overload, and far too much going on. It seemed cluttered and almost broken at times. But then, as I got used to it, the game grew on me. I grew to love Far Cry 5, the characters all had unique personalities, some more annoying than others. Also, Montana looks gorgeous. The world is huge, and there's so much to do and see. If you play it long enough, it'll just have you coming back for more.