Four days ago I completed Wolfenstein: The New Order for the first time and made note in my review that neglecting the challenge perks was something I regretted. Over 3 of the 4 days since, I have played through the prequel completing all challenge perks and nightmare levels, as well as getting all collectibles, and honestly, it's been a delight.

This one is shorter than the last, and structured much more linearly with a little less in the way of characters, but personally I think I prefer that. In my review of New Order I commented on the fact I expected a plot to barely string along a series of missions, but now that I've played this - in which that's pretty much the case - perhaps I was wrong to assume that wouldn't be as fun!

Suffice to say, I am really digging ole Wolfy right now. I may even go for a cheeky platinum for this one if I can.

Overall I really enjoyed this. The nightmare levels were boring and a couple sections are a little BS, but I re-did so much of it anyway for the challenge perks it all blended together. That said, anytime a final boss has a threat attacking both you and your enemy, but the enemy still takes the time to shoot you even while the boss is killing them. Yeah that's dumb as fuck I'm sorry. Anyway fuck nazis o7

Motion blur go brr. Headache go bzz.

2019

Man, I don't even know honestly.

What, no I didn't get 2 hours into ME3 before I was reminded this needed doing first <.<

A great setup to 3 but too easily missable, I really like the 'going solo' vibe present in every aspect of the story but otherwise it's ME2 gameplay for what is basically the ME3 prologue.

Genuinely can't think of a flaw. Perfect execution of a really great story told almost entirely through grounded and engaging dialogue.

I wasn't the biggest fan of 7 personally, but Village took all the good from that game and just fucking smushed it together with a bunch of old Resi stuff that I do love, layered it in fresh ideas and somehow made one of the best games in the series. It's the perfect amount of utterly bonkers while maintaining just enough "logic" that it's possible to follow what's going on.

Without saying too much, it does also touch on some things in 7 that I wasn't really into, and I think I may be able to appreciate that game more after playing this one.

I nearly slept on this entry. I'm really glad I didn't :)

Some of the levels can be a struggle just to look at, but ulimately I actually liked this a lot more than I expected to, breezing through it pretty quickly and enjoying almost every step of the way.

Definitely recommend if you like good music, rhythm games or kinda weird indie stories. My gf really gets me on some good shit man! :D

Of the few Sherlock games I've played this one was my favourite. Still clunky in some ways but the cases were pretty good and the way that you piece clues together was more interesting than in some of the others. Holds your hand quite a lot but plenty of room for a dumbass like me to feel kinda smart

Custom songs take this from best game ever to best game ever +1

Pretty decent tech demo to show off the controllers and take a bit of a trip down Memory Lane. Also the first time the trophy tracker and hints have been useful so that’s neat. Forced motion controls with always be lame tho.

It’s driving without the shitty drivers. I’m pretty sure I own ever garage in Europe by now and all I did was listen to country music and pay a fine every 10mins

Definitely the weakest of the trilogy and the structure of the sections takes a minute to get used to but at a certain point it really clicks and makes sense.

Well worth the time if you enjoyed the first two.

Ngl, I wrote off Fortnite years ago, but it's changed a lot since then and it's clear the memes and reputation had made a huge impact on my opinion.
More importantly, I've found that being hard carried, driven around to love songs and watching my gfs dummy thicc skin do cute dances has actually been really fun. 10/10 best dating app

If I wasn't playing with friends I'd never touch this ever. Utter trash and I'm awful at it. 4/5

I enjoyed Judgment quite a bit but looking back at the Yakuza games I’ve played it feels wrong to put this any less than a star below the average of those. It’s fun but it’s really just not got the same charm and the side stuff and detective elements felt more in the way than entertaining