Last year, I got really into Terraria, and for good reason. When I finish the game in like 98 years, I'll put my final review here.

Fun with bots.

Portal 2 is basically the first game with the first game's story dial cranked to the max. The rich storytelling environments. new mechanics, and overall lore expansion made Portal 2 a very satisfying play, indeed.

I literally have no complaints about Portal. I think it is the closest to a "perfect" videogame that I've ever played. It covers all the bases of any game, being story setup, introduction to gameplay, a villain, and all. The escape from GlaDOS control part and allowing the player to see the grimy insides of the tidy, clean facility was starkly contrasting in the best way. Highly recommend.

MGR was technically my first Metal Gear game, but I'm glad it was. The gameplay is fun and the story is great, too. The boss fights is where this game shines best and the popularity is because of them, if you ask me. The accompanying music goes hard as hell and Daddy Kojima delivered with this.

Really fun to play with friends. Better that way, if you ask me. Addons are silly, too.

Neat puzzle-game with likeable characters. Totally not because they're all demon ladies. Why do you ask?

This review includes my thoughts on both episodes. Half-Life 2 blew my expectations straight out of the water. The vehicle dependant parts felt annoying but the later part of the game is where it arguably shines. Characters like Alyx felt real, and the ending of Episode 2 just...pissed me off In a good way. Finally knowing what Valve fans felt when that absolute cliff-hanger hit like a semi. Severely hope Valve is working on an Episode 3 or a follow up HL game. Praying, even.

Half-Life is a damn fucking good game. The graphics show their age but the gameplay certainly doesn't. Are there frustrating parts that are a drag to play through? Sure. But it doesn't undermine the fact that this is a great game with a great story, and definitely great voice acting for Gordon Freeman.

G-Mod is a simple but charming game. Wanted it for the longest time as a kid, and now that I have it, I've gotta say. The addons make everything so enjoyable and just messing around made me feel like a kid again.

Charming management simulation game. Bit frustrating sometimes, but it can't be a complete cakewalk, can it?

Currently playing through Fallout 76 at level 22...will give thoughts as I progress more.

Fallout 4, for what it may got wrong, got a lot right. The scenery is beautiful, the factions are diverse, and of course, the Power Armor revamp was a very, very welcome addition. Sometimes the lack of choice irks me, as well as the stability of the game engine, but Fallout 4 is my absolute favourite Fallout game.

New Vegas is worthy of 5 stars. Through and through, even through the garbage bugs and glitches, New Vegas is godamn stellar. The music, the gun variety, the lore, the characters, the companions, the factions, the presence of actual CHOICE? All makes a great game,

Fallout 3 is pretty damn good for the first 3D outing of a then- isometric RPG game series. The gameplay and physics are a bit wonky and the lack of iron sights is unusual, but the game itself is packed with content and surprisingly, pretty fun DLC! I'm gonna replay it soon, and re-experience my least played 3D Fallout game.