Metal Gear Solid was a groundbreaking game that significantly transformed my life, igniting my passion for gaming. This masterpiece is exceptional in every aspect, making it an experience that everyone should indulge in at least once in their lifetime. Playing this game is not just entertainment but an exploration of unparalleled storytelling and innovation.

This game is one hell of a joyride, an epic prequel that sets the stage for one of the most badass series out there, Yakuza\Like a Dragon!

Okay, so here's the deal - the port is pretty bad, no two ways about it. But let's put that aside and talk about The Last Of Us, what a game! The encounters are so well-crafted and the emotional story is delivered with such mastery that I can't recommend it highly enough.

One of my favorite series has returned after 14 years and The Lost Crown brings a Metroidvania experience that can be considered among the best in the genre. They have truly excelled in the traversal mechanics and the combat is just punchy enough to keep it engaging. The game proves to have some quite challenging part, especially in optional traversal sections and boss fights. Some of these boss battles demanded all my concentration and a couple of tries. I'm genuinely pleased with Ubisoft's efforts to revive this series and I hope that they have more surprises in store.

God of War Ragnarök is a masterful conclusion to the Norse arc, skillfully weaving the heartfelt narrative of a father haunted by his dark past. The gameplay seamlessly builds upon its predecessor, taking what was already exceptional and elevating it to new heights. Undoubtedly, this game is an absolute must-have for any owner of a PS5.

It stands as an effortlessly engaging pirate adventure, characterized by its gentle difficulty curve that might leave some seeking more challenge. Despite this, it's managed to captivate me for countless hours. I can't pinpoint the exact reason why, yet it's undeniable that the game's immersive gameplay contribute significantly to its appeal. Even in 2024, the game water remains unparalleled, possibly the most visually stunning representation of it, in the gaming world.

Primarily, this experience is a visual delight, boasting a vibrant and intricately detailed world design. While the gameplay adheres closely to the series' traditional formula, this isn't a drawback; in fact, the solidity of this formula ensures an enjoyable and familiar gaming experience. The storyline presents a captivating exploration of the multiverse, introducing alternate versions of well-known characters, resulting in a solid addition to the series.

This presents a challenge: on one hand, the game boasts one of the most captivating ambiances I've encountered in recent years, seamlessly melding visual splendor with an enchanting soundscape and soundtrack. On the other hand, its narrative development leaves something to be desired. While the deliberate pacing aligns with my preferences, the storyline, albeit intentionally enigmatic, lacks that pivotal crescendo, a revelatory juncture, or conversely, a moment that triggers the birth of intriguing theories. It appears somewhat rudimentary in that aspect.

Yet, I find myself compelled to recommend it on the merits of its ambiance alone. My engagement with the game was not without its charms; however, I'm inclined to believe it held the potential for so much more.

When it comes to superhero experiences, Rocksteady's Batman game has some competition, but Marvel's Spider-Man offers an unparalleled adventure that truly makes you feel like the web-slinging hero in a breathtaking open world. The engaging story and beautifully remastered New York City make this game a visual masterpiece, while the wide array of moves at your disposal provides the perfect toolkit for Spidey's heroic exploits.

Ghost of Tsushima is a stunning open-world game where, even after years, some of its effects are still mesmerizing to look at. Its cinematic combat and stealth tools make for a delightful experience to play and observe. Everything is wrapped in a well-told story that culminates in an epic and emotional ending. The only thing I could ask to be better, if they ever do a sequel, would be side-content rewards. Past a certain point, you really have no incentive to play them beyond the stories they tell.

Outlast is an incredibly enjoyable and masterfully crafted horror game that follows the 'no resources, only run and hide' approach. While it may not be my personal favorite type of horror game, I must acknowledge its exceptional quality and the palpable atmosphere it creates. As a horror fan, it's an obvious choice to play this game, but even if you're not a fan, it's still a remarkably well-made experience.

For the conclusion of Ethan Winters' story, I couldn't have asked for a better game. Building upon the foundation of Resident Evil 7, Village stands as a superior rendition of that particular style. The story, surprisingly robust for the genre. Village truly shines in its gameplay and meticulously crafted world design, offering a seamless blend of tension, exploration, and strategic combat that elevates the overall gaming experience to new heights.

Elevating itself upon the bedrock of Remedy's distinguished game portfolio, Alan Wake II emerges as a magnum opus of storytelling. Unveiling seamlessly crafted visuals reminiscent of the serene Cauldron Lake and the eerily captivating ambiance of Bright Falls, the sequel introduces a nightmarish realm that stands as a timeless masterpiece. In a year pulsating with electrifying gaming experiences, Alan Wake II unequivocally claims the title of my Game of the Year.

It is akin to a rollercoaster ride: thrilling and enjoyable until it suddenly isn't. Generally, I'm skeptical about the "game as a service" model, yet this title has surprisingly hit the mark with its formula. While there's a plethora of elements I'd like to see changed or fixed for it to rank among my favorites, if you're in search of a solid co-op live service game, this is undoubtedly the one to try.

Just like their first array in the movie game, they show their passion and goal to stick to the source material as closely as possible. It's an awesome Robocop game, but it's also a good FPS. It suffers from some lackluster sidequests, but everything related to the main story is really solid.